A mounting device for the detachable mounting of a telescopic sight on a weapon consisting of a weapon-side base rail and a telescopic sight-side mounting rail connected thereto via at least one locking element wherein at least one clamping force acting perpendicularly to the surface of the two rails can be generated by actuating the locking element resulting in a positive and non-positive connection between the two rails wherein a clamping shaft of the locking element is held rotatably in the one rail and supports at least one wedge recess which, during rotating actuation of the locking element can be brought into non-positive engagement with a recess of a stay bolt which is arranged on the opposite rail, wherein the locking element during clamping or locking between the weapon-side base rail and the mounting rail mounted positively thereon, additionally generates a displacement force acting in the axial direction (longitudinal direction) of the two rails wherein further the stay bolt is mounted in a spring-loaded manner in a rail-side guide part in an axially displaceable manner.

A mounting device for the detachable mounting of a telescopic sight on a weapon consisting of a weapon-side base rail and a telescopic sight-side mounting rail connected thereto via at least one locking element wherein at least one clamping force acting perpendicularly to the surface of the two rails can be generated by actuating the locking element resulting in a positive and non-positive connection between the two rails wherein a clamping shaft of the locking element is held rotatably in the one rail and supports at least one wedge recess which, during rotating actuation of the locking element can be brought into non-positive engagement with a recess of a stay bolt which is arranged on the opposite rail, wherein the locking element during clamping or locking between the weapon-side base rail and the mounting rail mounted positively thereon, additionally generates a displacement force acting in the axial direction (longitudinal direction) of the two rails wherein further the stay bolt is mounted in a spring-loaded manner in a rail-side guide part in an axially displaceable manner.

In some embodiments, a grip for a shooting device comprises a first body portion configured for attachment to the shooting device and a second body portion engaged with the first body portion. The second body portion is moveable with respect to the first body portion between first and second positions. A biasing member is arranged to bias the second body portion to the first position. In some embodiments, the second body portion comprises a guard defining a guard cavity and at least a portion of the first body portion is oriented in the guard cavity.

A dual clamping device.

A dual clamping device.

In one example, the disclosure relates to adjustable flip up sight assembly that can be adjusted vertically and laterally in particular, for an automatic firearm, comprising a front sight support element that is supported by an axle on a mount, in particular such that they can pivot thereon, wherein the front sight support element has an adjustment element supported on a spring element and releasably connected to a front sight, which contains a keyhole type opening through which the axle is inserted, wherein the adjustment element can be moved in relation to the axle against the spring force between two positions inside the front sight support element such that the keyhole opening prevents a lateral movement of the front sight support element along the axle when engaged with the axle, and allows the lateral adjustment of the front sight support element in a released position.

An optical sight and system. The optical sight includes a housing including a base. A first support and a and a second support extend from the base. A top support extends between the first support and the second support. The top support extends over an optical element and includes a surface adjacent to the optical element. The top support of the housing defines at least one opening extending above a portion of the optical element. The optical element is supported by the housing between the base, the first support, and the second support.

Sight systems comprise a sight receiver and a base attachable to and detachable from a sight receiver. A base carries a sighting component, such as an iron sight or optic sight. A sighting component may be attachably and detachably mounted to a base, or a sighting component may be made integrally with a base. A base may carry plural sighting components. Sight systems may include plural interchangeable sight receivers, bases, and/or sighting components. In some embodiments, interfitting structures at least partially restrain or retain a base and a sight receiver in longitudinal and lateral alignment, with such structures being longitudinally oriented. In some embodiments, interfitting structures at least partially restrain or retain a base and a sighting component in longitudinal alignment and lateral alignment, with such structures being longitudinally oriented. Some embodiments provide a fastener operable with a compatible and/or complementary surface, together used to urge interfitting parts together tightly.

A modular illumination and aiming apparatus, a preferred embodiment of which includes an optical head module, mounting module, and an end cap module. The modular illumination and aiming apparatus is configured to be quickly and intuitively adjusted by a user in response to changing target and environmental conditions. The modular illumination and aiming apparatus is configured to be ergonomically supportive such that a user may maintain a consistent firing grip while activating the illumination and aiming functions. The optical head module is configured to allow the user to change radiation types by adjusting an end cap. The alignment mechanism in the optical head module for the radiation source and optics is configured to provide a robust and zero-play optical mount in order to resist recoil and general physical shock.

A firearm includes a lower receiver that houses a power source, and an upper receiver is attached to the lower receiver. The upper receiver has at least one conductive strip that provides an electrical connection for a firearm accessory. A connector having a plug portion terminates electrical wiring connected to the power source in the lower receiver. A power switch assembly has a receptacle portion that receives the plug portion of the connector, and a fastener assembly for mounting the power switch assembly to a slot on the upper receiver. The slot provides a firearm accessory mounting location. The power switch assembly is operable to connect and disconnect a transfer of electrical power from the connector to the at least one conductive strip.