Optics

Even with all the options available to the sporting optics shopper, one major question persists: Which is better, Euro optics or Asian-made optics?

Offering a wider field of view up close and more detail on high magnifications, ProStaff P5 line aims to get hunters on target no matter the situation.

Hitting the sweet spot for price and performance, the Riton RT-S MOD 7 4-32X56mm IR is a great optics value.

Sun up or down, NiteSite's new day/night scope will keep you on the hunt longer.

Long-range optics can be somewhat complicated in nature and in their operation, but there are a few key things to remember to simplify the process.

The introduction of the ATACR 7-35x56 F2 marks the third second focal plane scope of the line.

Though it sounds complex at first, the Sig BDX system is simply a smartphone, rangefinder and riflescope combination that calculates holdover. The rest is...

Some of the ‘busiest’ and ‘cleanest’ precision rifle reticles available today.

SIG Sauer reinvents the riflescope with the BDX.

Everything old is new again, including guns and firearms accessories. We delve into the new retro with seven must-have pieces of gear and guns that use throw-back designs, materials or systems.

So, you want to buy a precision scope?

Inconspicuous and intuitive, the Lasersaddle gets Mossberg's scatter on target quick.

Crimson Trace takes its first foray into optics with five red dot options.

Tips and tricks for using and adjusting open sights.

TruTec Xtreme taking economical tactical red-dot optics to the next level.

The Bushnell Forge riflescope proves equal to New Zealand's rugged backcounty.