DE202018000117U1 - Stabilization aid for alignment of rifles or optical devices - Google Patents

Abstract

Stabilization aid (1) provided for use with long guns and set up for stable serving on goals, characterized in that the sighting aid of two laterally swinging uprights, an upper weapon support with stand swivel suspension and each attached to the lower ends of the stand freely up to about the Weapon support feasible Schnurr with string recording and the cord holder is designed so that it can be attached to a weapon and the cord can pass freely and the cord can be stretched at a suitable location of the weapon in the weapon pad by pulling or pushing the gun.

Description

The invention relates to a stabilization aid primarily for long guns to deliver a precise shot.

For the shot on game and on other targets is in the absence of support of the shooter by hunting facilities, such as a pulpit or a Driven Hunt, which enables the laying of the weapon and thus the best possible stable alignment of the weapon or other painting a target stick recommended to stabilize the weapon more easily and safely to the target via a connection to the ground.

Traditionally, straight hazelnuts with a diameter of about 2.5 - 3cm and slightly over body length are usually used. However, with such a target pole it takes a lot of practice to be able to safely meet over a large distance. For this reason, target poles or stabilization aids are now offered in very different designs. For example, shorter target poles are offered, which have a fork at the top for inserting the weapon. This form is also known from the late Middle Ages to use the heavy Luntenschlossbüchsen. In order to reduce the lateral emigration of the weapon also double-legged target poles are offered, the wide apart at the top of the weapon pad run together, so that a lateral emigration of the support point of the weapon is not possible. In addition, also three-legged target sticks have developed, which should also exclude the forward and backward sway of the support point. All these solutions have in common that the weapon must be stabilized by the body of the shooter. Movements of the shooter body thus affect the precision of the shot. These influences are tried out by patent DE102013201478 A1 known stabilization aid by the introduction of a second fork, which is connected to the first fork on the feet to counteract. This results in the weapon two support points on the stabilization aid with a common pivot point, so that the height adjustment to the target can be done very easily and quickly. This solution has hitherto been particularly preferred by the hunters for long shots. By inserting the weapon in the recordings but a pivoting is possible only in small angles. In order to achieve an even better precision during the shot, a stabilizer rubber rope is offered for this variant by a manufacturer, which is guided from the rear support to the shooter foot, so that the shooter can lean in a bit more into the weapon and the stabilization aid. Thus, this aiming aid consists of four rods and a separately operated rubber cord. A disadvantage is the switching and aligning the stabilization aid on the target, the only weak possibility for pivoting and the additional handling of stabilizer rope. All previous solutions have in common that the weapon is only loosely placed on the respective stabilization aid.

The object of the invention is to provide a stabilization aid primarily for long guns but also optical devices that allows the shooter a quick and precise serving on a target and tracking so that when shooting a safe hit on the target are expected even at greater distances can. The object is achieved with the features of the first claim. Advantageous developments and refinements are the subject of the dependent claims.

The stabilization aid consists of two laterally swinging uprights, each terminating in a tip at the lower end of an upper weapon support with Ständerschwenkpunkt and attached to the lower ends of the stand upwardly guided Schnurr with cord recording. The cord holder is designed so that it can be attached to a weapon and the cord can pass freely. Applied to the stand reaches the tightened cord about the weapon pad. The length of the stands is matched to the particular purpose and the size of the shooter. The cord holder can be attached to the forearm or the buttstock, or also at the points one. Also, the cord can be passed over the weapon.

To use the stabilization aid, the shooter folds up the stands and roughly aligns the front toward the target, places the weapon in the weapon mount primarily so that the weapon mount rests against the trigger guard and then hangs the cord into the device on the forend. Already slight pressure on the buttstock of the weapon tensions the cord and the weapon is stably alignable. It is particularly advantageous that the stabilization is further enhanced by increasing the weight of the shooter. Through the continuous rope can be easily swiveled to each side 30 ° without having to realign the stabilization aid or significantly the pitch height must be corrected so that can also be swiveled to moving targets and precisely targeted.

Instead of a weapon, a traverse for holding a weapon or optical devices can be used.

If the shooter intends to shoot upwards, he places the weapon close to the front Strap bracket in the weapon mount and leads the cord to a cord holder on the rear shaft, especially the shank neck. By pressure from below on the butt stock the string is stretched and the weapon stabilized, so that the weapon can be stably aligned and the shot can be delivered.

For the stabilization aid, aluminum, GRP, CFRP, wood, other metals or other materials that can be used for the construction of rods can be used purely or in combination. For Schnurr preferably pre-stretched material is to be used. The weapon pad is preferably padded with a suitable material to avoid damage to the weapon.

1. 1. Eine Stabilisierungshilfe
2. 2. Die Stabilisierungshilfe mit Waffe für den weitgehend horizontalen Schuss aus stehender Position des Schützen
3. 3. Die Stabilisierungshilfe mit Waffe für den Schuss steiler nach unten aus stehender Position
4. 4. Die Stabilisierungshilfe mit Waffe für den Schuss steiler nach oben aus knieender Position
5. 5. Die Stabilisierungshilfe mit Waffe für den Schuss aus sitzender Position des Schützen
6. 6. Die Stabilisierungshilfe mit Traverse und optischem Gerät in stehender Position des Bedieners.

With reference to drawings, the invention is explained in more detail in its arrangement. Show it:

1. 1. A stabilization aid
2. 2. The stabilization aid with weapon for the largely horizontal shot from standing position of the shooter
3. 3. The stabilization aid with weapon for shooting steeper down from standing position
4. 4. The stabilization aid with weapon for the shot steeper upward from kneeling position
5. 5. The stabilization aid with weapon for the shot from sitting position of the shooter
6. 6. The stabilization aid with traverse and optical device in standing position of the operator.

In 1 will the stabilization aid ( 1 ) in simple form shown from the front, it consists of two stands ( 2 ), which are pivotally connected to each other and at the junction a weapons receptacle ( 3 ) identify. In addition, at the feet of the stands a string ( 4 ) attached. Doing the string recording ( 5 ), as it can be hung, for example, in a strap strap of a weapon and a cord holder ( 6 ) as it could for example be screwed with the strap strap screw of the weapon or separately. The stabilization aid designed in this way is suitable for ensuring a precise shot over a long distance, but also at close range.

In 2 is the stabilization aid with weapon inserted ( 7 ) for the horizontal shot from the side with a right-handed standing shooter. The weapon is in front of the trigger guard ( 8th ) is inserted into the stabilization aid and the cord is inserted into the cord holder on the forend ( 9 ) led the weapon. The shooter applies a force down to the buttstock ( 10 ) by pulling down with the left hand for stabilization in the device.

In 3 the stabilization aid is shown with the weapon inserted for the shot steeper down from a standing position from the side. The stabilization aid is as in picture 2 used.

In 4 the stabilization aid is shown with the weapon inserted for the shot steeper upwards from the side. The weapon is inserted in the front forend into the weapon mount, the cord is guided to a cord holder on the buttstock. The shooter exerts a force from below by pressing from below with his left hand on the buttstock to stabilize the weapon.

In 5 the stabilization aid is shown with the weapon inserted for the shot horizontally from the side of the shooter's sitting position. The stabilization aid is as in picture 2 used.

In 6 is the stabilization aid with traverse ( 11 ) and optical device ( 12 ) is shown horizontally from the side with the operator standing. The stabilization aid is as in picture 2 used.

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stabilizing aid

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stand

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Rifle fixation

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line

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String holder for hooking into a carrying handlebar

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Cord holder for screwing

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weapon

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trigger guard

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forearm

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buttstock

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traverse

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Optical device

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Cited patent literature

• DE 102013201478 A1 [0003]

Claims (11)

Stabilization aid (1) provided for use with long guns and set up for stably serving on targets, characterized in that the sighting aid of two laterally swinging uprights, an upper weapon support with stand swivel suspension and each attached to the lower ends of the stand freely up to about the Weapon support feasible Schnurr with string recording and the cord holder is designed so that it can be attached to a weapon and the cord can pass freely and the cord can be stretched at a suitable location of the weapon in the weapon pad by pulling or pushing the gun. Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that the stabilization aid can be adapted to the lengths Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that one or more cord penetrations are permanently attached to the weapon to be used with the aiming aid Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that the cord is passed over the weapon Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that the stands are designed separable Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that the stator elements of each stator can be pushed together. Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that a second cord is guided to the opposite suspension position and this can be tensioned. Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that the line feedthrough identifies a switchable blocking function for the line pass. Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 1 , characterized in that in the weapon mount a crossbeam is mounted so that it is located approximately with the center in the weapon pad and a string holder is sufficiently removed from the pad, so that a weapon can be placed on the crossmember and pressure or tensile forces Stabilization can be applied to the traverse. Stabilization aid (1) after Claim 9 , characterized in that the recording on the traverse for cameras, cameras, spotting scopes or other optical devices is possible. Stabilization aid (1) according to claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the weapon is fixed to the weapon mount hinged and detachably connected to the stabilization aid.

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