Schmidt & Bender Gmbh Co. Kg

Karlheinz Gerlach

Helke Karen Hesse

Manuel Schmidt

Anastasia Gotz

A telescopic sight has an objective lens system, an eyepiece lens system and an inversion system disposed in the optical path between the objective lens system and the eye piece lens system and pivotably supported by means of a height adjustment device, a lateral adjustment device, a reticle, and a projection means disposed at the end of the inversion system on the eyepiece side. The inversion system generates an image plane at the end on the eyepiece side having a perpendicular alignment relative to the inversion system optical axis. The projection means generates a projection in the field of view of the sight, which is located in a projection plane, wherein the projection plane is aligned perpendicularly relative to the optical axis and in the image plane of the inversion system. A display means assigned to the inversion system generates information and/or a target mark in the projection plane.

Telescopic sight

A reflex sight () comprises a housing () fitted with a proximal aperture () and a distal aperture () along an optics axis (A). It further includes a projection unit () reproducing the light generated by a light source () as a target mark (Z), and a feed optics () feeding the target mark (Z) reproduced by the projection unit () into the beam along the optic axis (A). To preclude the target mark (Z) from being visible to the sighted object, the invention provides that at least one implementing means () of the invention be used whereby the target mark (Z) reproduced by the projection unit () substantially shall be visible only from the proximal aperture (). The implementing means () of the invention may be a polarizing beam splitting layer () designed as an interface layer () between two prisms (). Alternatively a band blocking filter () may be used which is configured between the feed optics () and the distal aperture () and which precludes light reflected by the feed optics () from passing through the distal aperture () by blocking/filtering such light. To attain economic and simple manufacture of the sight (), the components () of the sight () are prefabricated sub-assemblies that can be installed rapidly and accurately in the housing ().

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Biebertal, Germany

Karlheinz Gerlach