The invention relates to a long-range optical device, in particular telescopic sight, comprising a reticle, the position of which can be adjusted, and comprising an associated mechanism for adjusting the reticle, comprising a first magnetic element in the form of a ring magnet, a second magnetic element in the form of a bar magnet, motion-coupled to the reticle and movably mounted relative to the first magnetic element, wherein a variable magnetic characteristic value is formed as a function of the relative position between the first and the second magnetic element, a detection unit, which is configured to detect a change in the magnetic characteristic value formed in the first or second magnetic element, a determination unit to determine reticle position information describing the position of the reticle based on a magnetic characteristic value of the first and/or second magnetic element.

The invention relates to a long-range optical device, in particular telescopic sight, comprising a reticle, the position of which can be adjusted, and comprising an associated mechanism for adjusting the reticle, comprising a first magnetic element in the form of a ring magnet, a second magnetic element in the form of a bar magnet, motion-coupled to the reticle and movably mounted relative to the first magnetic element, wherein a variable magnetic characteristic value is formed as a function of the relative position between the first and the second magnetic element, a detection unit, which is configured to detect a change in the magnetic characteristic value formed in the first or second magnetic element, a determination unit to determine reticle position information describing the position of the reticle based on a magnetic characteristic value of the first and/or second magnetic element.

A sight device for a firearm having a base, a sight arm, a rear sight slide, and at least one rear sight piece having a rear sight. The sight arm engages the base and is pivotable in a pivot direction relative thereto about a pivot axis. The rear sight slide, arranged proximate a free end of the sight arm, is displaceable relative to the sight axis and the pivot direction relative to the sight arm, and is fixed on the sight arm in an adjusted setting position. The rear sight slide includes a receptacle with retaining structures for removably engaging the rear sight piece. A latch section of a spring-loaded latch piece on the rear sight slide engages in a latch receiver on the rear sight piece when the rear sight piece is inserted into the receptacle and holds the rear sight piece in a fixed position.

A sight device for a firearm having a base, a sight arm, a rear sight slide, and at least one rear sight piece having a rear sight. The sight arm engages the base and is pivotable in a pivot direction relative thereto about a pivot axis. The rear sight slide, arranged proximate a free end of the sight arm, is displaceable relative to the sight axis and the pivot direction relative to the sight arm, and is fixed on the sight arm in an adjusted setting position. The rear sight slide includes a receptacle with retaining structures for removably engaging the rear sight piece. A latch section of a spring-loaded latch piece on the rear sight slide engages in a latch receiver on the rear sight piece when the rear sight piece is inserted into the receptacle and holds the rear sight piece in a fixed position.

A firearm sighting device having a base, a first sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base around a first pivot axis, a second sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base and first sighting lever arm around a second pivot axis, a rear sight device fixed on the second sighting lever arm, a first positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the first sighting lever arm relative to the base, and a second positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the second sighting lever arm relative to the first sighting lever arm and the base. A rotating positioning element on the first sighting lever arm includes alignment elements that each have a positioning tip so that a distance between the positioning tip and rotating positioning element is adjustable. A buttress element on the bottom of the base interacts with the positioning tips.

A firearm sighting device having a base, a first sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base around a first pivot axis, a second sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base and first sighting lever arm around a second pivot axis, a rear sight device fixed on the second sighting lever arm, a first positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the first sighting lever arm relative to the base, and a second positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the second sighting lever arm relative to the first sighting lever arm and the base. A rotating positioning element on the first sighting lever arm includes alignment elements that each have a positioning tip so that a distance between the positioning tip and rotating positioning element is adjustable. A buttress element on the bottom of the base interacts with the positioning tips.

A sight device for a firearm having a base, a sight arm, a rear sight slide, and at least one rear sight piece having a rear sight. The sight arm engages the base and is pivotable in a pivot direction relative thereto about a pivot axis. The rear sight slide, arranged proximate a free end of the sight arm, is displaceable relative to the sight axis and the pivot direction relative to the sight arm, and is fixed on the sight arm in an adjusted setting position. The rear sight slide includes a receptacle with retaining structures for removably engaging the rear sight piece. A latch section of a spring-loaded latch piece on the rear sight slide engages in a latch receiver on the rear sight piece when the rear sight piece is inserted into the receptacle and holds the rear sight piece in a fixed position.

A sight device for a firearm having a base, a sight arm, a rear sight slide, and at least one rear sight piece having a rear sight. The sight arm engages the base and is pivotable in a pivot direction relative thereto about a pivot axis. The rear sight slide, arranged proximate a free end of the sight arm, is displaceable relative to the sight axis and the pivot direction relative to the sight arm, and is fixed on the sight arm in an adjusted setting position. The rear sight slide includes a receptacle with retaining structures for removably engaging the rear sight piece. A latch section of a spring-loaded latch piece on the rear sight slide engages in a latch receiver on the rear sight piece when the rear sight piece is inserted into the receptacle and holds the rear sight piece in a fixed position.

A firearm sighting device having a base, a first sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base around a first pivot axis, a second sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base and first sighting lever arm around a second pivot axis, a rear sight device fixed on the second sighting lever arm, a first positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the first sighting lever arm relative to the base, and a second positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the second sighting lever arm relative to the first sighting lever arm and the base. A rotating positioning element on the first sighting lever arm includes alignment elements that each have a positioning tip so that a distance between the positioning tip and rotating positioning element is adjustable. A buttress element on the bottom of the base interacts with the positioning tips.

A firearm sighting device having a base, a first sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base around a first pivot axis, a second sighting lever arm pivotable relative to the base and first sighting lever arm around a second pivot axis, a rear sight device fixed on the second sighting lever arm, a first positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the first sighting lever arm relative to the base, and a second positioning device for adjusting a pivot angle of the second sighting lever arm relative to the first sighting lever arm and the base. A rotating positioning element on the first sighting lever arm includes alignment elements that each have a positioning tip so that a distance between the positioning tip and rotating positioning element is adjustable. A buttress element on the bottom of the base interacts with the positioning tips.