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You've got binoculars. You've got a riflescope. Maybe you've even got a rangefinder. So why would you need another piece of glass? It's a reasonable question. Spotting scopes...
Walk into any deer camp and you’ll find hunters who pack light—rifle, ammo, maybe a pack, and that’s it. The thinking is simple: a riflescope magnifies, so why...
Introducing the Wraith 2 Thermal LRF Series Spotting a hog in the dark is one thing. Figuring out how far away it is, well, that's another problem entirely....
New Solitude HD Spotting Scopes Spotting scopes are useful right up until you decide you do not want to carry one. A large spotter makes sense from a...
You know what they say about steaks, shooting and summer: the best weekends usually involve all three—and preferably a little dirt under your boots. On September 5, members...
Legal disclaimer:This article is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Firearm laws can vary by state and local jurisdiction, and court decisions may change...
Today's MSR has developed a strict policy of refusing to leave the house without an optic. Iron sights still work, of course, but they’re a bit like using...
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice. Firearms and hunting laws vary by state and can change quickly....
Sightmark offers several red dot and reflex sights with dedicated night vision-compatible brightness settings. These settings allow the optic’s illuminated reticle to be viewed through night vision goggles...
Bore sighting is one of those habits that experienced shooters adopt quickly because the math is obvious: getting close to zero before you ever pull a trigger saves...
A pistol red dot has one job, technically: put a dot where you're looking and keep it there. Everything else, including durability, power management, and mounting footprint, only...
For years, shooters have balanced one simple trade-off: speed versus protection. Open reflex sights offered lightning-fast target acquisition but left their emitters exposed to rain, dust, and carbon....
Wild hogs are not polite about the distances they offer. One minute you're glassing the far edge of a field at last light and spotting a group working...
