Optics

Beretta Defense Technologies (BDT) combines four leading manufacturers to produce some of the best weaponry and equipment solutions in the market. Watch to learn more.

Meopta is offering shooters a low-profile option in reflex sights that still has all the features to stay on target.

Manufacturers have produced a number of optics over the course of the past year. Here’s a look at our picks for the best optics of 2015.

The Shooter Ready long-range shooting simulation allows you to get lots of range estimation practice using your reticle, without burning up any ammo.

A modestly priced .22 with exceptional out-of-the-box accuracy is topped with the Leatherwood USMC Sniper scope, making for one classy rimfire.

New Leupold Twilight Max technology in the VX-3i line of scopes enhances brightness and clarity in low-light conditions, making them ideal for hunters.

New for SHOT Show 2016 is the just released Glock 17 MOS and Glock 19 MOS (Modular Optic System), reviewed here by popular Youtuber Hank Strange.

Long-range shooting is hot in Oklahoma, leading to brisk riflescope sales for one retailer.

If you’re a fan of Col. Jeff Cooper’s bolt-action brainchild, Leupold’s VX-R Scout FireDot scout scope may be just the ticket.

Now pre-mounted, Aimpoint's Micro Sights are ready for action straight from the box.

Last year, Smith & Wesson added an integral mounting system for optical reflex sights and designated the guns as C.O.R.E models, the acronym indicating Competition Optics Ready Equipment. Dick Jones reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P Pro C.O.R.E..

Glock’s G40 Gen4 MOS proves that adding a reflex sight to a high-capacity, high-power handgun doesn’t have to be a costly, cumbersome ordeal.

The Trijicon MRO offers a flexible, accurate and petite aiming solution.

New for 2015 is the long-range Swarovski X5 scope, which comes in both an illuminated and non-illuminated version, as well as 1/4 and 1/8 MOA models.

No matter how steady your hunting rifle, hitting at any range presumes a proper zero.

Outfitted with a laser range finder, Pulsar’s new night vision scope has the chops to get shooters on target, no matter the light level.