Automatic power change mechanism for riflescopes or the like

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359432, 359701, 359702, G02B 704, G02B 1500

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051949873

ABSTRACT:
A power change mechanism for variable power riflescopes includes a resilient member disposed between the riflescope housing and the power change ring for automatically rotating the power change ring from one power setting to another upon activation of a latch mechanism. The automatic power change mechanism may include apparatus for overriding such automatic capabilities in order to provide for manual power change.

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