Abstract: A handgun may include a slider-integrated active illumination sight. By integration of electrical connectors into the slider that conduct power from a rear powered sight to a front sight mounting area, a light source inside the front sight can emit light to the shooter's eye and make the front sight visible in any light condition. In combination with actively illuminated rear sight marks, the user now sees three evenly illuminated aiming marks. Alternatively, light can be conveyed from the rear unit to the front aiming marks by means of fiber optics.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (01) for attaching a sight (03) to a mounting rail (07) of a handgun (02), the mounting rail (07) being disposed on the end of the grip (04) of the handgun (02) facing the barrel, and the device (01) comprising an annular body (09) which can be slid onto the mounting rail (07) in a form-fitting manner and which surrounds the slide (06), the barrel (05) and the mounting rail (07) on the grip (04) of the handgun (02), and a gap for movement being provided between the slide (06) and the inner circumference of the body (09) of the device (01), and the device (01) comprising a clamping device by means of which the body (09) can be clamped on the mounting rail (07) of the grip (04).

Abstract: Elevation turrets are used in rifles copes to adjust the point of aim of in the vertical direction. In tactical riflescopes used for precise shooting at long distance, the shooter often adjusts the elevation turret via very small movements or ‘clicks’. Each click indicates a fine adjustment step, often ½ MOA or ¼ MOA (Minute of Arc). At night or under stressful field conditions, it is difficult for the shooter to see the click markings or remember whether the turret has been turned once or twice. The present invention discloses an elevation turret that features a moving pin. The pin protrudes from the top of the turret if the turret is turned more than once. This can provide tactile feedback to the shooter and help him re-adjust his point of aim in the dark or when wearing gloves.

Abstract: The invention relates to a camera device for fastening to an eyepiece tube of a telescopic sight. For this purpose, a deflection module (12, 51) is fastened to the eyepiece tube by means of an assembly module (01, 50). A semi-permeable device (28) for deflecting the image from the axis of the telescopic sight is arranged in the deflection module (12, 51), which (28) enables a straight view through the device on the one hand. On the other hand, the image is deflected towards a camera module (34, 52) also arranged at the deflection module. The assembly module (01, 50), the deflection module (12, 51) and/or the camera module (34, 52) are detachably connected to each other.

Abstract: Elevation turrets are used in rifles copes to adjust the point of aim of in the vertical direction. In tactical riflescopes used for precise shooting at long distance, the shooter often adjusts the elevation turret via very small movements or ‘clicks’. Each click indicates a fine adjustment step, often ½ MOA or ¼ MOA (Minute of Arc). At night or under stressful field conditions, it is difficult for the shooter to see the click markings or remember whether the turret has been turned once or twice. The present invention discloses an elevation turret that features a moving pin. The pin protrudes from the top of the turret if the turret is turned more than once. This can provide tactile feedback to the shooter and help him re-adjust his point of aim in the dark or when wearing gloves.

Abstract: The invention relates to a camera device for fastening to an eyepiece tube of a telescopic sight. For this purpose, a deflection module (12, 51) is fastened to the eyepiece tube by means of an assembly module (01, 50). A semi-permeable device (28) for deflecting the image from the axis of the telescopic sight is arranged in the deflection module (12, 51), which (28) enables a straight view through the device on the one hand. On the other hand, the image is deflected towards a camera module (34, 52) also arranged at the deflection module. The assembly module (01, 50), the deflection module (12, 51) and/or the camera module (34, 52) are detachably connected to each other.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device (01, 14) for fastening an auxiliary part (19), in particular a targeting unit or the like, to a weapon, which has at least one ferromagnetic part, the device comprising a base plate (02, 15), to which the auxiliary part (19) may be fastened, and the device (01, 14) being fixed on the weapon by at least one magnet (04).