DE10105036A1 - Digital sight is attached to hand weapon and has visual display screen that expands or replaces eyepiece; various forms of sight graticule can be selected and blended into display - Google Patents

Abstract

The device is attached to a hand weapon and has a visual display screen that expands or replaces the eyepiece. Various forms of sight graticule can be selected and blended into the display. Each selected and blended-in graticule occupies the center of the image and remains in the original image center during adjustments.

Description

The invention relates to digital image acquisition, recording and reproduction in a telescopic sight or device ( 1 ), for hunting, sporting and military hand firearms ( 13 ). The eyepiece is replaced by a screen ( 2 ) which, like a telescopic sight, shows a limited view or the field of view. Fig. 1.

A reticle ( 17 ) is faded into this screen, which makes the height and side adjustable, the point of impact of the carrier weapon ( 13 ) adjustable. Fig. 6. The retractable reticles will retain their conventional shape. The digital riflescope (DZF) makes it possible for a field of view ( 18 ) with adjustable reticle ( 17 ) to be entered ( 3 ) and saved ( 4 ) on a carrier weapon with displayed data ( 19 ) on the state of the view and point of impact ( 11 ) can. Fig. 2

Each change to a different program requires a new shot ( 11 ) with the respective ammunition ( 15 ) and save ( 5 ). Fig. 3

This opens up many unimagined possibilities for the user.

For example, a rifle barrel with different loadings ( 16 ), ie one program for each load, or a combined weapon with different or the same caliber with one program each. Fig. 4

The merging of combined runs could thus end within the adjustment range of the reticle because the second run with separate reticle ( 6 ) is included in Fig. 6

So far, the barrels had to be shot together by soldering or screw adjustment and only then had the scope been shot at the middle meeting point. The whole complex "shooting together" by changing the distance ( 12 ), the ammunition consumption and the risk of change make these weapons always controversial and very expensive.

Another point, you can mount the DZF on several weapons ( 7 ), shoot each reticle, add data and save it. Fig. 4

The saved breakpoint comes with each program call.

The program with the reticle set can be switched over by means of a switch or the push of a button ( 8 ); the reset takes place when the weapon is opened ( 20 ).

Switching on multi-barrel break-barrel weapons can be done by recoil, the muzzle flash or by hand. The program was automatically switched on from the first to the second shot in a double rifle within 5-7 seconds. Fig. 5

Another possibility, if the trigger ( 9 ) is moved, is an image recording that ends after the shot has been fired and can then be played repeatedly ( 14 ) FIGS. 1 and 2

As the programs allow the DZF to be mounted on several rifles so that it is aligned so that it is screwed onto a base or bridge. The base or bridge ( 10 ) can then be adapted to all desired rifle barrels or systems. Since the eyepiece is omitted and the screen provides the desired image, no defined eye relief is required.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

Digital device for image acquisition with target device

2

screen

3

Input device for data storage

4

data storage

5

Div. Cartridge processing saved

6

Exchangeable, displayed reticles

7

Div. Barrel combinations, example: On which you can mount a digital riflescope.

8th

Switchover for program and displayed reticle

9

Image capture through the deduction confirmation

10

Mounting rail, connection between the carrier weapon and the DZF

11

Stop and meeting point at the finish

12

Representation of different barrel combinations with a barrel barrel, and adjustment of the barrels to each other.

13

Delivery Vehicle

14

TV playback

15

Ammunition for the main weapon

16

Different laborations of various manufacturers

17

Choice of various reticles with buttons in the data memory.

18

Program and field of view with reticle depending on the setting, magnification and data.

19

Hidden data for reticle detection, as well as the shot barrel.

20

Reticle retraction after

2

th shot, by pressure switch, recoil or bang

Claims (9)

1. Digital rifle scope (DZF) which is attached to a handgun, characterized in that a screen replaces or supplements the eyepiece. 2. DZF according to claim 1, characterized in that different reticles shapes can be selected and faded in, each selected and faded in Reticle is centered in the center of the image and when adjusted in the original The middle of the picture remains and when the program changes the new reticle on the Position of the previous reticle is centered and thus the stopping point remains unchanged, with an image with saved saved Reticle can be adopted in any other programs. 3. DZF according to claim 2, characterized in that the picture on the picture screen can be labeled using a keyboard, the label saved and be faded in and out in the image area according to claims 1 and 2 can. 4. DZF mounted on a multi-barrel rifle, characterized in that each run can be shot individually in a program. 5. DZF according to claim 4, characterized in that the program switching by hand using a button or switch, but also by recoil or projectile is changed bang. 6. DZF according to claim 1 and 2 on a multi-barrel rifle with successive shots z. B. in the double rifle characterized in that the resetting of image 2 with the reticle for the second shot, on image 1 for the first shot is done by opening the breech, if the second shot is not fired (the reticle is already reversed for the second shot) and the weapon is opened, the reticle is reset to barrel 1 , the change being made when opening through contacts or mechanically with a pressure switch. 7. DZF according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the actuation a picture of a print until it leaves the storey the run is running and the image recording via a PC or a TV is possible. 8. DZF according to claim 1, characterized in that the housing all system surfaces and holes for screwing for interchangeable installation. 9. DZF according to claim 1, characterized in that there is no compliance Eye relief required.