US2005016052A1PendingUtilityA1

Weapon sight

Priority: Jun 12, 2003Filed: Jun 10, 2004Published: Jan 27, 2005
Est. expiryJun 12, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Floyd Nattrass
F41G 1/01
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Abstract

The present invention advantageously provides a shotgun sight system to assist a one-eyed shooter. The shotgun sight system is comprised of a front sight and a back sight. The sights are raised above the top of the shotgun barrel to allow an increased field of view below the barrel to shooters with the habit of closing one eye. The front sight is comprised of a front vertical plate mounted to a channel that may be coupled to the ribbing of a shotgun. A cylindrical sight is coupled along the top end of the front vertical plate. The back sight is further comprised of a back vertical plate mounted to a channel that may be coupled to the ribbing of a shotgun.

Claims

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1 . A shotgun sight system to assist a one-eyed shooter, comprising: 
 a) a front sight, further comprising; 
 1) a front vertical plate having a top end and a bottom end, the front vertical plate being from about {fraction (1/4)} inch to about {fraction (1/4)} inch in height;  
 2) a cylindrical sight coupled along a longitudinal axis to the top end of the front vertical plate;  
 3) a front sight channel having a middle section and two opposing legs configured to be coupled to a rib of a shotgun barrel, the front sight channel having a plurality of threaded holes in the opposing legs of the front sight channel, wherein the middle section of the front sight channel is coupled to the bottom end of the front vertical plate;  
   b) a back sight, further comprising; 
 1) a back vertical plate having a top end and a bottom end, the back vertical plate being from about {fraction (1/4)} inch to about  1{fraction (1/4)} inch in height;    
 2) a back sight channel having a middle section and two opposing legs configured to be coupled to a rib of a shotgun barrel, the back sight channel having a plurality of threaded holes in the opposing legs of the back sight channel, wherein the middle section of the back sight channel is coupled to the bottom end of the back vertical plate;

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