DE1578289C

DE1578289C - Rear sight

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Publication number: DE1578289C
Authority: DE
Inventors: Edwin 7239 Altoberndorf Wöhrstein
Original assignee: Feinwerkbau Westinger & Altenburger Kg, 7238 Oberndorf
Publication date: 1972-09-28

Description

Aus Fig. 2 ist zu ersehen, wie der Schraubenkopf 3 mit seinen konischen Mantelflächen 4 an Gegenflächen der Kimmenblatthälfte 6 anliegt. Beim Hineindrehen der Schraube 2 drückt sie die beiden Kimmenblatthälften 6 auseinander, wodurch der zwisehen diesen gebildete Schlitz verbreitert wird. Die StegeS sind federnd ausgebildet und pressen die Kimmenblatthälften 6 gegen die konischen Mantelflächen 4 der Schraube 2.From Fig. 2 it can be seen how the screw head 3 with its conical lateral surfaces 4 on mating surfaces the rear sight blade half 6 rests. When screwing in screw 2, it presses the two halves of the rear sight blade 6 apart, whereby the slot formed between these is widened. the WebS are resilient and press the rear sight blade halves 6 against the conical outer surfaces 4 of screw 2.

In F i g. 3 ist der von den beiden Kimmenblatthälften 6 gebildete Schlitz zu sehen, der nach unten durch die Kante 7 begrenzt ist. Zwischen den beiden Kimmenblatthälften befindet sich der konische-Schraubenkopf 3 der Schraube 2.In Fig. 3 the slot formed by the two rear sight blade halves 6 can be seen, the downward one is limited by the edge 7. The conical screw head is located between the two halves of the rear sight blade 3 of screw 2.

Bei der in Fig. 4 dargestellten Ausführungsform der Erfindung wird der Visierschlitz von den beiden nach innen gebogenen Enden 8 eines Federbügels 9 seitlich begrenzt. Der Federbügel ist mittels einer Schraube 10 am Kimmenkörper befestigt. Zur Breitenverstellung des Schlitzes dient eine in einer Gewindebohrung des Kimmenkörpers 1 vorgesehene Schraube 11, deren Achse parallel zum Visierschlitz verläuft. Der Schraubenkopf der Schraube 11 weist ebenfalls wieder eine konische Mantelfläche auf.In the embodiment shown in FIG According to the invention, the visor slot is formed by the two inwardly bent ends 8 of a spring clip 9 laterally limited. The spring clip is attached to the rear sight body by means of a screw 10. For width adjustment of the slot is provided in a threaded hole in the rear sight body 1 Screw 11, the axis of which is parallel to the visor slot. The screw head of the screw 11 again has a conical jacket surface.

Aus F i g. 5 ist zu ersehen, wie die Schraube 11 mit an Schenkeln 12 des Bügels 9 vorgesehenen Klötzen zusammenwirkt, die Gegenflächen 13 aufweisen.From Fig. 5 it can be seen how the screw 11 with blocks provided on the legs 12 of the bracket 9 cooperates, which have opposing surfaces 13.

In F i g. 6 ist der von den beiden nach innen gebogenen Enden 8 des Federbügels 9 gebildete Schlitz zu sehen, dessen Breite mittels der Schraube 11 eingestellt werden kann, an deren konischer Mantelfläche die Gegenflächen 13 des Federbügels unter Vorspannung anliegen. Die Kimmenblatthälften 6 bilden die bei Zielvorrichtungen mit Kimme und Korn übliche Zielfeldabdeckung.In Fig. 6, the slot formed by the two inwardly bent ends 8 of the spring clip 9 is closed see, the width of which can be adjusted by means of the screw 11, on the conical outer surface the mating surfaces 13 of the spring clip bear under pretension. The rear sight blade halves 6 form the Common target area coverage for sights with a rear sight and front sight.

Hierzu 1 Blatt Zeichnungen1 sheet of drawings

Claims

Claims- plan view of U-shaped rear sight body

1. Rear sight, especially for pistols, with two rear sights A particular advantage of the invention is that the rear sight blade halves ...; for the continuous that the play between the rear sight blade and the rear sight symmetrical adjustment of the slot width 5 blade guide is completely eliminated, so that sighting and point of impact inaccuracies caused by an actuator against spring force can be pressed against each other and are thus excluded. It is also advantageous, ζ eich η et, that the rear sight blade halves (6 or that the rear sight according to the invention is substantially inexpensive) can be produced more cheaply on two legs that are resilient in the adjustment direction, because the expensive (5 or 12) of a one-piece, in The top view io production steps, the carving out of the U-shaped rear sight body (1st or 9th) integrally formed on the guide surfaces is omitted. On top of that, still, are. .:, ^{i ::} -. '■'") \: ■ ■ ■ " Vi that the rear sight body according to the invention is very red

2. Rear sight according to claim !, thereby marked ^v Imst can be formed. For example, can draw; .. that; the rear sight body (12) the shape of the rear sight body in one piece in investment casting into a rigid one. The receiving body should be 15 sets. , _r ".
Gerten Flachfederföüg'els; -hat, 'whose, after :. Inside. The rear sight body can be used directly for

. bent ends, i.e. the halves of the rear sight blade. (8) on the weapon, e.g. the pistol.

form. '^ .. V "" - "'" be seen. In an advantageous development of the

SAQ! : ■ -...- :. ·.:. · .. -.r, :: ;;;;? ..-: .- ::. ^. However, the rear sight according to the invention has the rear sight

ao body in the form of a rigid receptacle

body embedded flat spring clip, which after

ends bent on the inside form the halves of the rear sight blade. That has: the "advantage" that the material of the

The invention relates to a rear sight, in particular a receiving body without taking into account the spring for Pistols, with two halves of the rear sight blade, which can be selected for the properties of the continuous, symmetrical adjustment of the suspension is taken over by the spring clip. Further Slot width by an actuator against spring force can for all Ausfürirungsfofmeh the grain one are squeezable. The weapon always uses the same receiver

Such a rear sight is known (USA.Patent, because only the inwardly bent ends 2 610 406). In this known rear sight 30 of the flat spring clip are leg according to the grain shape Grooves of a rear sight body must have two rear sight works. It doesn't just become one halves at right angles to the line of sight. cheaper production at the manufacturer is made possible, sonbar. With one on each half of the rear sight blade, it is also easy for the user to use the The two rear sights will be replaced by a compression spring. · The position of the blade halves on the conical head of a screw 35 acquisition body relative to the weapon lies unchanged, whose axis is parallel to the line of sight at the front, and the receiving body ensures that is seen. By adjusting the screw, the flat spring clip can also assume its intended position and maintains the two halves of the rear sight at right angles to the line of sight. . · .. ■ ..., ..

shifted and thus the slot width can be adjusted. Embodiments of the invention are for

the. A disadvantage of this known adjustable 40, which is better understanding, is the relatively high manufacturing cost below using the rear sight. Described in the drawing. It shows
Notch body nut; JSül finest *. Machined grooves ■ ^r · ,; . 'Fig.' 1 a longitudinal section; _t dnieh an invention, and the rear sight blade halves must be designed according to the rear sight,

sen finely machined sliding feet adapted to the grooves Fig. 2 is a plan view, partially broken away,

exhibit. In doing so, what aggravated the problem must be glued to a rear sight afterwards.
weight falls, the grooves dovetail-shaped. 3 is a view in the direction of sight of a rear sight

be formed so that the rear sight blade halves are not according to FIG. 1,

can fall out across the grooves. In addition, F i g. 4 Another embodiment example of a must have the notch leaf feet with .a ... so ... big. . inventive rear sight, ... ...,,
Cross-section should be formed ^ that 'in the Kirinnen- so "-Fig. 5 eme'D' looks up ^; a rear sight after the blade base also accommodates a compression spring F i g. 4 and
can be. Finally, on the rear sight F i g. 6 shows a section along the line VI-VI in FIG

, body too..npch., a. Side part "be attached, ..an F.ig, .. 4 .." .. ". ■ .., .........: ...

which the rear sight blade halves are attached to the screw in FIG. 1 shown rear sight body 1 has

with a conical headcain pressing end spring ridge: 55 ;; a central "," threaded "hole. The disadvantage of this known inverted axis is that it runs parallel to the line of sight and in the adjustable rear sight that several in movable guides which a bolt>. £, is screwed whose geliche parts are provided on the rear sight. Each eine'k'onisch in schlitzter head 3 'extending Mantelflä guides movable part of the rear sight but results before 4 extending from the slot side of the unavoidable visor and thus the point of contact 60 tapers towards the thread.

The invention is therefore based on the object of axially extending webs 5, each of which to create a rear sight of the type mentioned at the outset, bearing half of the leaf 6, but only one web and one of the parts running in guides are no longer half of the rear sight in FIG 1 are visible. Which are needed. ⁶ 5 rear sight body also has a on its top

According to the invention, this object is thereby increased edge 7, which when aiming from the solves that the rear sight leaf halves on two adjustable rear sight leaf halves 6 between them image direction resilient legs of a one-piece, limited in the th slot downwards.