RU180344U1 - Rifle Scope - Google Patents

Abstract

The device for servicing sights refers to the field of military equipment and civilian weapons, in particular, devices intended for servicing sights. The device for servicing sights is intended to be maintained in constant combat readiness, to ensure trouble-free operation, to increase the overhaul periods of service, as well as to detect and eliminating the causes of premature wear and damage of components and parts of optical, optoelectronic, collimator sights of the domestic and foreign production. The device will facilitate the procedure for servicing sights. The device for servicing sights consists of a fixed and movable part, fasteners. A threaded sleeve is located at the upper end of the fixed part, and dovetail and Picatinny rail sights, as well as a hinge joint, are mounted on the movable part. The fixture consists of a C-shaped base with a clamping screw, designed for mounting on a table, a vertical rail with a locking screw, designed to fix and adjust the height of the moving part. The authors made a device for servicing sights and tested during seasonal maintenance of optical sights of PSO -1, PGO-7V, 1PN58, 1P69, 1P71, Eotech xps 2-0. When operating the device, it was revealed that: 1. Using the device, in comparison with the vice of industrial production, reduces the time of maintenance of the sight and allows you to set the sights in different positions (at different angles to the gunsmith, regardless of the length of the sight) .2. The sights mounted on the devices have, in comparison with the vice of industrial production, a higher reliability of fastening.

Description

The device for servicing sights refers to the field of military equipment and civilian weapons, in particular to devices intended for servicing sights, namely routine maintenance, maintenance No. 1 and maintenance No. 2.

Known articulated swivel vise having a knot-joint connecting the fixed part - the base of the yew, and the movable part - the vise (movable and fixed jaws, screw clamp, etc.).

This vise can solve the same problem as the developed device, however, the hinge assembly used in the vise significantly limits the positions attached to the sights and the angles of these positions directly depend on the length of the sight itself. The use of movable and fixed jaws of a vice, as a device for mounting sights, does not provide reliable retention of the latter, and that in turn can lead to damage and failure of the sights.

Using the device allows you to protect the sight from damage during maintenance.

The developed device consists of a fixed part of FIG. 1, the movable part of FIG. 2 and the fasteners of FIG. 3. The connection of the movable and fixed parts is carried out by the hinge assembly of FIG. four.

The proposed device will facilitate the procedure for servicing the sights through the use of a node-hinge, which allows you to set the sight in various positions. The presence on the movable part of the mounts for optical sights such as "dovetail" and "Picatinny rail" provide a more reliable mount of the sight.

The developed device for servicing sights is designed to maintain constant combat readiness, ensure trouble-free operation, increase the overhaul life, as well as to timely identify and eliminate the causes of premature wear and damage of components and parts of optical, optoelectronic, and collimator sights of domestic and foreign production (PSO-1, PGO-7V, 1PN58, 1P69, 1P71, Eotech xps 2-0).

To prepare the device for work, fix it in a vice or install the hardware that is included with the device on a table. Then, fixing the knot-hinge, an optical sight is mounted on the moving part.

In order to verify the feasibility of the technical implementation of this device, the authors made a laboratory model shown in FIG. 1-4, on which are marked 1 - threaded sleeve, 2 - mount for dovetail optical sights, 3 - mount for optical sights of the Picatinny rail type, 4 - hinge-joint, 5 - C-shaped base 6 - clamping screw; 7 vertical guide; 8 - fixing screw. The base of the fixed part and the movable part, as well as the fasteners, are made of a rectangular metal profile pipe and are baptized with oil paint, the hinge assembly is made of a steel billet. Mounts for optical sights are made of aluminum alloy - silumin. Mounts for optical sights are attached to the moving part due to screws.

The authors made a device for servicing sights and tested during seasonal maintenance of optical sights PSO-1, PGO-7V, 1PN58, 1P69, 1P71, Eotech xps 2-0.

When operating the device revealed that:

1. Using the device, in comparison with the vice of industrial production, reduces the time of maintenance of the sight and allows you to set the sights in different positions (at different angles to the gunsmith, regardless of the length of the sight).

2. The sights installed on the devices have, in comparison with the vice of industrial production, a higher reliability of fastening.

Claims (1)

A device for servicing sights, which facilitates the procedure for servicing by installing sights PSO-1, PGO-7V, 1PN58, 1P69, 1P71, Eotech xps2-0 in various positions (at different angles to the gunsmith), without having to remove sights from the device when changing position (angle), characterized in that the device consists of a threaded sleeve, mounts for dovetail optical sights, mounts for Picatinny rail type sights, a hinge-like docking unit, C-shaped base , a clamping screw, a vertical guide, a fixing screw, while the base of the fixed and movable part of the device, as well as the fasteners are made of a rectangular metal profile pipe and painted with oil paint, the hinge assembly is made of a steel billet, the mounts for optical sights are made of aluminum alloy - silumin.

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