Alfred A Depaoli

D469840, Feb 4, 2003

Nov 1, 1993

29/014855

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA, 01801

2201

D22109

D3789365, Apr 22, 1997

Feb 18, 1994

D/018939

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA

D22109

D3604543, Jul 18, 1995

May 2, 1994

D/022116

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA

D22109

56259549, May 6, 1997

Sep 25, 1995

8/533587

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA

F41G 132

33241

A sighting instrument includes a sighting tube mounted on a base, which is attached to a rifle for sighting the rifle by the user with his eye positioned along the optical axis of the instrument and elevation and windage adjustment controls rotate the tube with respect to the rifle about axes transverse to the rifle, one horizontal at the front of the instrument for elevation adjustment and the other vertical at the rear of the instrument for windage adjustment, the elevation adjustment control being at the rear of the instrument and providing the windage axis, the windage adjustment control being at the front of the instrument and providing the elevation axis and both controls: are carried by the base, are flexibly connected to the tube and can be manipulated readily by finger without a tool; and are readily accessible by the user's while the user is sighting the rifle.

53736443, Dec 20, 1994

Nov 24, 1992

7/981012

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA

G02B 2734
F41G 132

33241

In a reflex luminous dot firearm sighting instrument that includes a housing having an objective end and an ocular end defining an optical axis, an LED and a battery and control circuit for the LED and a tilted reflecting window or lens in the housing having a reflective coating that reflects the LED light while transmitting target light so that the target viewed through the instrument has a luminous dot of LED light superimposed thereon, a contoured non-reflective surface is provided alongside the luminous dot light path between the LED and the tilted reflecting window or lens inside the instrument for blocking undesired reflections of LED light so that they do not reach the eye.

52050440, Apr 27, 1993

Nov 12, 1991

7/790338

Alfred C. DePaoli - Woburn MA

G02B 2734

33243

In a luminous dot sighting instrument: dots of different color are produced using different mirror coatings that differentially reflect different wavelengths of light from a single diode or several diodes of the same color, or from different color diodes; dots at different positions on the image of the target view of the instrument are obtained by spacing apart mirror coatings for reflecting light from a single diode, or by by spacing apart several diodes, or a combination of both; dots of different brightness on the image of the target view are obtained by spacing apart mirror coatings for reflecting light from a single diode so that light reflects from the near side and from the far side of the lens and so the far side reflected light is less bright on the image than the near side reflected light; and some embodiments incorporate more than one or all of these features.