Schmidt & Bender Gmbh Co. Kg

Werner Schmidt

Manuel Schmidt

Sven Roman Mueller

Christoph Hilmar Graf Vom Hagen

Raphael Lassak

Alexander Zoellmann

An adjusting apparatus for setting a rifle scope has a manually actuable adjusting element which is mounted such that it can be rotated about a rotational axis relative to a base. A latching device is arranged between the base and the adjusting element and has latching depressions which are distributed about the rotational axis over the circumference. A first latching element lies opposite one of the latching depressions and is dependent on the rotary position of the adjusting element relative to the base. A locking device has a manually actuable locking element which can be moved from a released position into a locked position, the locking element being coupled to the first latching element via an actuating drive. The first latching element is fixed in the latching depression which lies opposite in each case in the locked position by means of the actuating drive.

Adjusting apparatus for setting a rifle scope, and rifle scope equipped with the adjusting apparatus

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 ().

Telescopic sight with electronic module, electronic module for a telescopic sight and programming adapter for electronic module

The invention relates to a connecting bridge to connect two optical units. This connecting bridge is fitted in each case with at least one coupling for each optical unit making possible, besides mechanical coupling, also transmitting electronic signals and/or setting up an electrical connection.

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