Difference between revisions of "Free Trainer Sight"
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The sight would not be useful in gunlaying, but might prove quite helpful in keeping the mounting on for training so it can be fired when the horizontal wire of the layer's scope next crosses the target. | The sight would not be useful in gunlaying, but might prove quite helpful in keeping the mounting on for training so it can be fired when the horizontal wire of the layer's scope next crosses the target. | ||
| − | The British turret gunsights often had free trainer sights on one or both of their centre sighting position's sights. Similarly, the British [[British Director Firing Systems#Tripod Director System]] had a free trainer's sight. | + | The British turret gunsights often had free trainer sights on one or both of their centre sighting position's sights. Similarly, the British [[British Director Firing Systems#Tripod Director System|tripod director system]] had a free trainer's sight. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 13 May 2012
A Free Trainer's Sight is a sight whose optical device can be freed in pitch so the operator can keep the target continually in view even if the motion of own ship and elevation of gun would sweep it off the field of view.
The sight would not be useful in gunlaying, but might prove quite helpful in keeping the mounting on for training so it can be fired when the horizontal wire of the layer's scope next crosses the target.
The British turret gunsights often had free trainer sights on one or both of their centre sighting position's sights. Similarly, the British tripod director system had a free trainer's sight.
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