U.S. Weapons Maker Seeks Ban on Chinese Competitor’s Sights
- Trijicon ask U.S. to protect its ‘red dot’ gun attachment
- Case is latest in long line of intellectual-property claims
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A Michigan weapons maker is seeking to halt imports of what it says are cheap Chinese knockoffs of its battery-powered pistol sights.
Trijicon Inc. filed a patent complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission on July 29, saying that Holosun Technologies Inc., of Los Angeles County, is working with a manufacturer in China to sell “red dot” sights that replicate features on which Trijicon has held a patent since 2013.