Schmidt & Bender Gmbh Co. Kg

Manuel Schmidt

Helke Karen Hesse

Werner Schmidt

Karlheinz Gerlach

Anastasia Gotz

The invention concerns a rifle scope () with a housing (), in which optical lenses () are arranged along an optical path (OP), and with an adjusting wheel () for adjusting a function, wherein the adjusting wheel () is mounted so as to turn relative to the housing () about an axis of rotation (A), and wherein the adjusting wheel () has a first coupling means (), on which an adjusting aid () which projects relative to the axis of rotation (A) radially about the outer circumference () of the adjusting wheel () is releasably secured to a second coupling means ().

Rifle scope with adjusting aid

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

The invention relates to a telescopic sight for a firearm which has a telescope body () with an eyepiece () and an objective () and an illuminating device for an illuminated graticule, wherein the illuminating device has a control electronics unit () and an energy store (). Further, the invention relates to an illuminating module () for a telescopic sight of this kind and a programming adapter () for an illuminating module of this kind. In order to enable an individual adjustment of the illumination characteristic, the control electronics unit () is arranged in a housing () which can be releasably accommodated in a saddle () on an outside of the telescopic sight (), wherein the housing () with the control electronics unit () forms an independently manageable illuminating module () which can be fitted into a programming adapter ().

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Wetzlar, Germany

Manuel Schmidt