Sighting apparatus

Geometrical instruments – Straight-line light ray type – Aerial bomb sight

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33265, F41G 100

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045650098

ABSTRACT:
Sighting apparatus includes a support portion, a connecting portion, a leveling portion and an aligning portion. The support portion includes securing mechanism disposed adjacent one end and being affixable to a member to be sighted. The connecting portion includes a connector adjacent the securing mechanism. The leveling portion includes linear sections extending in opposite directions from the support portion with the linear sections being disposed in a single plane. The aligning portion includes aiming sections with one of the aiming sections located on each side of the support portion. A part of each aiming section being spaced from a corresponding part of the other aiming section a distance substantially equal to spacing between a user's eyes. The sighting apparatus is mounted through the securing mechanism on a member to be sighted. Focusing on a target along the member with both eyes open creates a double image including a pair of adjacent sighting apparatus in which the aiming sections overlap at a common point aligned with the target.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1476884 (1923-12-01), Gregory
patent: 3886667 (1975-06-01), Rueb

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