Field Target Field target resetting system

[.22 shot]

Well, good luck. They didn't have 1/10th scale. What I saw was 1/5 scale Ram, Turkey, Pig and Chicken with 4",6", and 8" round targets and like I said they didn't say a whole lot about air rifles. Heck maybe you guys could collaborate.
They seemed really nice. I know a few of them are retired from the operations community and seem pretty solid with no B.S.

 

[Powermonger1]

I don't know but I know it's a patent. These guys were at the shot show in 2025. Look it up. If that thing has a receiver, servo/linear electric motor and a remote its a patent. Unless that thing is running on fossil fuel that guy is going to get sued or ask to stop selling. HEADS UP. unless you have a bunch of money to put towards attorneys.

Not using linear to slow and no garage remote as he is using. Just waiting on approval or denial from the patent office.

 

[.22 shot]

Not using linear to slow and no garage remote as he is using. Just waiting on approval or denial from the patent office.

I didn't see a Linear actuator or a garage remote??? I'm pretty sure it's a real rc remote. I saw a Linear with your field target if that's what your talking about? I think people with great ideas should connect. Reach out , what do you have to lose . Heck if anything you might learn something or vise versa.

 

[.22 shot]

I didn't see a Linear actuator or a garage remote??? I'm pretty sure it's a real rc remote. I saw a Linear with your field target if that's what your talking about? I think people with great ideas should connect. Reach out , what do you have to lose . Heck if anything you might learn something or vise versa.

Found them on youtube

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[pan60]

once again @.22 shot please tell us about yourself and what airgun or guns your shooting?
target pesting?

 

[Powermonger1]

Remote resetting targets have been around for years and are nothing new. Many of them use rf remotes and actuators. They’re used for pop-up and rotating tactical training all the time. To get a Utility Patent an idea must be “new, useful, and non-obvious”. The target system would have to be more innovative than just being remote operated, using rf or using actuators to be successfully defended. The really unique aspect of the Lazarus system is the use of a 2x4 for a reset bar.

US20230417518A1 - Knockdown-Field-Target Resetting System - Google Patents

A knockdown-field-target resetting system is a remote-controlled system to return a knockdown-field-target back to its upright starting position after being shot down by a gun projectile. The system includes a device enclosure, a microcontroller, a wireless communication module, a portable power...

patents.google.com

I wonder why the patent office hasn’t got back and denied it. My system is different

 

[Powermonger1]

I’m using a different system and have submitted 2 applications to the patient office over the last year with no denials yet. But sill waiting for their response.

I talked to them and they guys at Lazarus and we should be good to go. Still waiting on the patent office to get back to me. I submitted two one in January and April to cover the upgrade. Don’t know why it is taking so long

 

[Powermonger1]

I didn't see a Linear actuator or a garage remote??? I'm pretty sure it's a real rc remote. I saw a Linear with your field target if that's what your talking about? I think people with great ideas should connect. Reach out , what do you have to lose . Heck if anything you might learn something or vise versa.

I did connect and they sound great. They do mainly firearms and different workings. Waiting for a call back from higher up

 

[Powermonger1]

I talked to them and they guys at Lazarus and we should be good to go. Still waiting on the patent office to get back to me. I submitted two one in January and April to cover the upgrade. Don’t know why it is taking so long

I’ll have to wait till a reply from the patent office. Till th