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US 8,850,739 · App. 13/725,410 · Granted Oct 7, 2014

Patridge sights and related methods

Inventor: Brad Kennedy (San Diego, CA)
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Patent No.
US 8,850,739
App. No.
13/725,410
Granted
Oct 7, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosed is an improved open sight that may be operated as a Patridge sight and point-on-point sight.

Claims (17)

1. A method of sighting a target comprising the steps of:

obtaining a firearm with an open sight defined by a forward sight and a rear sight;

transforming the open sight to a point-on-point sight by (a) manipulating the forward sight to expose a first point and (b) manipulating the rear sight to expose a second point; and,

superimposing the first and second points on a target.

2. A method of claim 1 wherein:

the forward sight is defined by a post that (i) internally features the first point and (ii) features a window for viewing the first point;

the rear sight is defined by a stationary upright and a slidable upright wherein moving the slidable upright relative to the stationary upright exposes the second point;

exposing the first point of the forward sight is accomplished via rotating the post so that the window is directed toward the rear sight; and,

exposing the second point of the rear sight is accomplished via moving the slidable upright relative to the stationary upright.

3. The method of claim 2 further comprising the step of:

transforming the point-on-point sight the open sight by (a) manipulating the forward sight to hide the first point and (b) manipulating the rear sight to hide the second point; and,

aligning the forward sight with the rear sight.

4. The method of claim 3 wherein:

the forward sight is defined by a post that (i) internally features the first point and (ii) features a window for viewing the first point:

the rear sight is defined by a stationary upright and a slidable upright wherein moving the slidable upright relative to the stationary upright hides the second point;

hiding the first point of the forward sight is accomplished via rotating the post so that the window is directed away from the rear sight; and,

hiding the second point of the rear sight is accomplished via moving the slidable upright relative to the stationary upright.

Continuity (1)
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