Remington Arms Company, Inc.

John P Linde

Kenneth C Rowlands

Douglas E Bullis

Kenneth Wilfred Soucy

Donald R Lewis

Martin W Kopinski

Perimeter ring for target throwing trap

An adjustable sighting means for a firearm which a shooter can adjust to give the desired point of impact. An elongated rib is adjustably mounted on the gun barrel. The rib can be adjusted in the vertical direction so that the forward end of the rib has a greater vertical movement than the rear end of the rib. The effective pivot point of the rib is to the rear of the rib at a theoretical point which remains constant and is selected to be the position of an average shooter's eye when in shooting position.

Adjustable sighting rib

Mechanical trap for throwing clay targets

A pattern control system for a shotgun and the method of making the system in which one or more choke attachments are detachably mounted on the muzzle end of the shotgun barrel and the barrel bore and one or more progressively reduced choke constrictions, either in the bore and the choke attachments or in the attachments alone, are formed at the same time in order to eliminate tolerance buildup between the choke attachment bore constrictions and the barrel bore. By adding or deleting choke attachments, it is possible to achieve the choke constriction which will provide the desired pattern pellet density at the selected distance from the muzzle of the shotgun.

Concepts of remington super trap choke

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Richfield Springs, NY, United States of America

John P Linde