r sight for a rifle,which is adapted to be easily and nicely adjusted, andis especially designed to make proper allowance for thewind in the setting of the sight. It has been patentedby Mr. Robert W. Parker, of Camp Huachuca, ArizonaTer. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the device appliedto a rifle… … PARKERS RIFLE SIGHT. tral longitudinal section. The base of the sight is se-cured to the barrel in the usual way, and at its rear itis marked to serve as a wind gauge, indicating the ex-tent to which a supplemental base is moved to oneside or the other. This supplemental base slides hori-zontally…
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