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Abstract

A dry zeroing assembly is provided for zeroing a gun-sight implemented on a gun having a barrel. The dry zeroing assembly includes (a) a housing defining a first optical path and a second optical path, the first optical path being for zeroing a laser pointer and the second optical path being for zeroing an eye gun-sight; (b) an objective lens assembly being engaged by the housing; (c) a beam splitter being engaged by the housing, the beam splitter being for directing a laser beam of the laser pointer arriving through the objective lens assembly to the first optical axis; (d) a filter being engaged by the housing in the first optical path, the filter allowing passage of a wavelength corresponding to a wavelength of a laser beam of the laser pointer; (e) a first light diffuser screen including a first reticle, the first light diffuser screen being engaged by the housing in the first optical path; (f) an eye piece assembly being engaged by the housing in the first optical path; (g) a second light diffuser screen including a second reticle, the second light diffuser screen being engaged by the housing in the second optical path, the housing being formed with an opening for allowing surrounding light to enter the second optical path for lighting the second reticle, the beam splitter further being for directing light from the second reticle, along the second optical path and through the objective lens assembly out of the housing; such that (i) when the first optical path parallels the barrel and further when the laser beam is fired from the laser pointer and enters the zeroing assembly via the objective lens assembly the laser beam focuses on the first light diffuser screen to form a laser spot thereon, so as to allow a user to adjust the position of the laser pointer, so as to align the laser beam with the barrel, by zeroing the laser spot with respect to the first reticle; and further such that (ii) when the second optical path parallels the barrel and further when the second reticle is viewed via the eye gun-sight, the eye gun-sight is zeroable with respect to the second reticle, to thereby ascertain that the eye gun-sight is zeroed.

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