According to bloombergquint
(Bloomberg) — 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. This meaning 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.
Trijicon claims its sights have housing with increased durability and easier use. The technology is used in Trijicon’s Specialized Reflex Optic, which has a recommended retail price of $749. The most expensive Holosun sight referenced in the complaint goes for about $471, its website shows. Trijicon, whose biggest source of revenue last year was from federal law enforcement agencies, said in its