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In an integrated laser/FLIR rangefinder wherein the laser is injected into the visible optic path for transmission, a laser boresight mechanism comprises a light source for producing a light target, optic means for projecting the light target along the optical path of the laser beam, a switchable la

In an integrated laser/FLIR rangefinder wherein the laser is injected into the visible optic path for transmission, a laser boresight mechanism comprises a light source for producing a light target, optic means for projecting the light target along the optical path of the laser beam, a switchable laser boresight retroreflector cube for switching into the visible optic path to reflect the light target back through the visible light optic path to the telescope field of view, and manual adjustment means for adjusting the optic means for aligning the light target and the recticle line of sight.

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In an integrated laser/forward looking infrared (FLIR) rangefinder wherein the laser beam is injected into the visible light optical path of the sight for transmission, a laser boresight mechanism comprising: (a) a light source for producing a light target coaxial and parallel to the laser beam; (b)

In an integrated laser/forward looking infrared (FLIR) rangefinder wherein the laser beam is injected into the visible light optical path of the sight for transmission, a laser boresight mechanism comprising: (a) a light source for producing a light target coaxial and parallel to the laser beam; (b) a laser beam expander optics for expanding the laser beam and light target and for projecting the light target and laser beam along a common path; (c) a beam steering mechanism for steering the laser beam and light target along the common path; (d) a laser boresight reflector means switchably mounted adjacent to the visible light optics path outlet for selectively switching the laser boresight reflector means in and out of the optical path for reflecting the light target back through the beam steering means and visible light optical path to a telescope for boresighting; (e) a telescope having a visible reticle for receiving the light target reflected by the laser boresight reflector means; and (f) a line of sight adjustment means for selectively adjusting the laser beam expander optics and beam steering mechanism for aligning the light target to the telescope reticle without the introduction of off-axis aberrations for maintaining optical performance.