Scope with push-in windage/elevation reset
First Claim
1. A scope for mounting on a firearm to provide a sight, said scope adjustable in at least one of elevation and windage, said scope comprising:
- a main tube;
imaging optics in said main tube;
a movable optic assembly that holds at least a portion of said optics; and
an adjustable mechanism configured to adjust the position of said movable optics assembly, said adjustment mechanism comprising;
a rotatable adjustment knob;
a threaded member;
a biasing element that biases said threaded member with respect to said adjustment knob;
wherein in an engagement position said adjustment knob drivingly engages said threaded member such that rotation of said knob causes rotation of said threaded member, and in a depressed position said knob disengages the threaded member.
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Abstract
Certain embodiments described herein comprise a scope for mounting on a firearm to provide a sight. This scope is adjustable in at least one of elevation and windage. The scope comprises a main tube, imaging optics in the main tube, a movable optic assembly that holds at least a portion of the optics; and an adjustable mechanism configured to adjust the position of the movable optics assembly. The adjustment mechanism comprises a rotatable adjustment knob, an adjustment screw, and a biasing element that biases the adjustment screw with respect to the adjustment knob. In an engagement position the adjustment knob drivingly engages with the adjustment screw such that rotation of the knob causes rotation of the adjustment screw, and in a depressed position the knob disengages the adjustment screw.
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19 Claims
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1. A scope for mounting on a firearm to provide a sight, said scope adjustable in at least one of elevation and windage, said scope comprising:
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a main tube;
imaging optics in said main tube;
a movable optic assembly that holds at least a portion of said optics; and
an adjustable mechanism configured to adjust the position of said movable optics assembly, said adjustment mechanism comprising;
a rotatable adjustment knob;
a threaded member;
a biasing element that biases said threaded member with respect to said adjustment knob;
wherein in an engagement position said adjustment knob drivingly engages said threaded member such that rotation of said knob causes rotation of said threaded member, and in a depressed position said knob disengages the threaded member. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method of manufacturing a scope for a firearm, said method comprising:
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providing a hollow main tube body;
inserting movable optics in said hollow main tube body;
inserting a screw into said main tube body to engage said optics; and
providing an adjustment knob that is biased with respect to the screw to a first position, said adjustment knob drivingly engaging said screw when in said first position and disengages the screw when in a second position. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A scope for mounting on a firearm to provide a sight, said scope adjustable in at least one of elevation and windage, said scope comprising:
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a main tube;
imaging optics disposed within said main tube; and
an adjustment mechanism coupled to said main tube to adjust the position of said imaging optics, said adjustment mechanism being movable between a first position and a depressed second position and comprising;
an adjustment knob that has a first coupling element;
an elongated body extending through the main tube; and
a second coupling element connected to the elongated body;
wherein said first coupling element engages said second coupling element when said adjustment mechanism is in said first position such that movement of said adjustment knob causes said elongated body to move through a wall of said main tube, and said first coupling element disengages from said second coupling element when said adjustment mechanism is in said depressed second position. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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Specification