Optics

Check out these 11 new firearm optics and see what’s worth setting your crosshairs on. There is one for every budget, no matter how big or small.

True-to-life digital targets are spurring interest among shooters in enhanced optics for their handguns.

Streamlight’s newest light/laser device has been tailored for Glock’s new single-stack pistols. It offers plenty of power, but cuts a trim figure.

Find out exactly what first and second focal plane scopes are and which one best fits your shooting style.

Choosing a riflescope today has never been easier … or more difficult with so many options.

Kimber and Zeiss are aiming to get shooters on target quickly with their new partnership. The companies are offering package deals of Kimber rifles and Zeiss optics.

Here are 10 new firearm optics that are certain to get you on target, no matter what you shoot.

Aimpoint’s new red-dot sight should help put more meat on the table, with improved lenses allowing hunters a clearer look at what they’re shooting at.

Concealed carry handguns, holsters and other accessories have kept one Keystone State shop in the black over the early months of the year.

The Leatherwood M1200 ART-XLR gives shooters a more powerful option in the bullet drop compensating line of scopes. Compared to the M1000, this version has more magnification, among other noteworthy features.

Trijicon is giving value-minded shooters illuminated-reticle riflescope options with the introduction of four new battery-powered optics.

The Modular Optics System changes the game for this popular firearm maker.

Nowadays, it's pretty easy to spend more on a scope than a rifle. But Burris is trying to defray the cost of optics by offering some of its popular aiming solutions as affordable all-in-one kits.

Steiner has added a good share of new optics to its catalog for 2015. Here are three innovative additions that appear ready to get shooters on target.

Shooters have been hunting out ACOGs, top-shelf ARs and other pricey merchandise at one Arizona gun store.

Trijicon's Reflex Line has won accolades for its ease of use and ruggedness. And now the company is expanding the series of illuminated-reticle sights to include a color option known for its low-light capabilities.