The Eyes Have It: Training with Iron Sights and Optics – Part 2
Many shooters with older eyes or vision issues have found that an illuminated dot optic provides them with a better reference point than a traditional iron sight setup.
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The Eyes Have It: Training with Iron Sights and Optics – Part 1
I have been paying attention to the gun world since long before I could purchase a firearm. When I was
Gear Review: Osight SE Enclosed Micro Red Dot Sight
For most people who want to keep costs down and put the savings into ammo and range time, the Osight SE will clearly be a worth a look for use on an everyday carry pistol.
Optics 101: Executing the Objective
A common myth about riflescopes is that the larger the objective bell in the front, the more light a scope gathers. That’s not really true.
The All-New Vortex Razor Gen III 4-24×44 Riflescope
The new 4-24X model has impressive specs, even for an optic at this tier. It has everything you’d want in a precision riflescope while maintaining a compact footprint that’d be at home on a long-range hunting rifle, or on a DMR-style AR.
Optics 101: Christmas Trees and BDCs
What once seemed to be “long-range” isn’t so much any more. The modern shooter has more good options than ever.
Vortex’s New Ultra-Affordable Triumph HD Riflescope and Laser Rangefinder
Deer season is upon us. In many states, hunters have already taken their positions in tree stands or blinds, bow
Repeatable Precision: KDG’s SideLok Quick Release Auto-Locking Optics Mounts
SideLok’s automatic pressure-setting design guarantees consistent tension every time, giving shooters confidence that their optic is locked down and mission-ready.
Optics 101: MILs vs. MOA
Among all areas in the gun and related gear world, optics have advanced the most over the last twenty-plus years.
Review: Maven’s RS.6 1-10 LPVO, Do-All Optic That Does Just About Everything You Need an Optic to Do
The Maven RS.6 1-10×28 is top flight, do-it-all glass that falls in the buy once/cry once category.