Optics/Sights

So why do we care about a larger field of view? Every degree added increases what you can see in the dark without panning your head around.

The new SIG Experience Center included a huge flagship store, a 30-position indoor shooting range, the SIG SAUER Museum, and the members-only 1751 Club.

Today I’m covering their Terrapin X rangefinder, which a few of you may have heard about because it launched in 2018. From what I know, this rangefinder is currently Vectronix’s only item marketed to civilians. Even though it isn’t new to the market, I recently got one and thought it review-worthy because of recent updates to its Bluetooth connectivity and compatibility with popular ballistic apps that most long-range shooters already use.

Vortex Optics announced in late April of 2022 the release of three new rangefinders to its existing lineup.

XS is a leader in the Night Sights world, with far-ranging options for everything from suppressor height tritium’s to shotguns. XS has two new options for this year which we wanted to test anyway. The DVG-1 presented the perfect storm to do a two for one.

In my never-ending search for the perfect optic to pair with a lightweight, long-range hunting rifle, Vortex Optics’ Razor HD LHT piqued my interest with its impressive feature set to weight ratio. How well does it perform in the field though? I’ve put the new 4.5-22×50 MOA model through extensive testing and am here to answer that exact question.

In this article, I cover the IRay ZOOM, which offers a unique feature to a thermal scanner.

One of the highlights for the EOTECH Vudu 1-10 includes low-profile “tactical” turrets with locking elevation.

Meopta is breaking into the mid-tier scope market with their new MeoSport R 1-15×50. While lesser known than some of the other European scope manufacturers, Meopta has been making high-end optics for nearly a century, and with an MSRP of $450, this is one of the most economical ways to get some European glass on your rifle.