Abstract: A sighting device completely devoid of any lenses for use in pistol target shooting has a one-piece elongated outer tube having at least one saddle integrally formed on the outer tube and located proximal to one of the ends of said main tube. The saddle has two holes in it passing through the saddle into the interior of the main tube which provide access into the interior of the main tube. The holes are placed on the saddle 90 degrees apart from each other. Located on the saddle over each of the holes is a turret member. A portion of each of the turret members passes through each of the holes into the interior of the main tube. Mounted within the interior of the main tube is at least one elongated inner tube. The inner tube is pivotally mounted within the main tube such that one of its ends is free to move within the interior of the main tube.

Abstract: A telescopic scope for use in conjunction with a firearm, the scope of the type having a tubular member, at least one eye-piece lens proximal to one end of the tubular member, at least one objective lens proximal to the other end of the tubular member, an erector lens system intermediate said eye-piece lens and said objective lens, a reticle intermediate said eye-piece lens and said objective lens, and turrets for adjusting the erector lens system can be improved by having the tubular member include a one-piece integrally formed main tube including a saddle integrally formed with the main tube intermediate the ends of the main tube. The scope is attached to the firearm by scope mounting rings which attach directly to the main tube. The erector lens system includes an erector tube which fits inside the main tube and contains at least one erector lens.