Abstract: An improved dredge rigging device for use in fishing to mimic a school of fish. The dredge rigging device is preferably formed from three rod members having a V-shaped central portion with two arms extending therefrom. The rod members are 17-4PH martensitic stainless steel and precipitation hardened to a max hardness of about 46RD and an annealed hardness of about 32RC. The central portions of each rod member are secured within a compressed lead junction member. The V-shaped central portions allowing the rod members to be equally spaced apart allowing an improved dredging device that is inexpensive to manufacture yet highly resistant to fatigue and corrosion. Each arm is available for securing artificial lures thereto with a conventional crimp.

Abstract: An improved dredge rigging device for use in fishing to mimic a school of fish. The dredge rigging device is preferably formed from three rod members having a V-shaped central portion with two arms extending therefrom. The rod members are 17-4PH martensitic stainless steel and precipitation hardened to a max hardness of about 46 RD and an annealed hardness of about 32 RC. The central portions of each rod member are secured within a compressed lead junction member. The V-shaped central portions allowing the rod members to be equally spaced apart allowing an improved dredging device that is inexpensive to manufacture yet highly resistant to fatigue and corrosion. Each arm is available for securing artificial lures thereto with a conventional crimp.

Abstract: A stem or adapter for boresighting weapons includes a first portion having a weapon insertion end including a centering device including a plurality of fingers which compress upon insertion into a bore of a weapon. A second portion has a first end attached to an end of the first portion opposite to the weapon insertion end. The second portion has a coupling end including an attachment feature opposite the first end for attaching another member thereto. The second portion is largely tungsten carbide, and the first portion is formed from a material that is largely not tungsten carbide to provide sufficient flexibility to allow the fingers to spring load when inserted into the bore of the weapon.