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Webley & Scott Empire Rifle: New Gun Review

Webley & Scott Empire Rifle: New Gun Review

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The Webley & Scott Empire Rifle is a solid buy for hunters looking for a gun with a little more class than your average entry-level bolt gun. Sub MOA accuracy and excellent attention to detail make this an attractive package.

New Micro Red Dots and All Purpose Scopes from Meopta -- SHOT Show 2016

New Micro Red Dots and All Purpose Scopes from Meopta — SHOT Show 2016

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Meopta has a new line of red dots that are so low that they’ll co-witness with factory sights. And that’s just the start. Check out what’s new fro our coverage of SHOT Show 2016.

New Nightforce First Focal Planes And Fixed Powers -- SHOT Show 2016

New Nightforce First Focal Planes And Fixed Powers — SHOT Show 2016

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Nightforce has some great new option for 2016. One is a fixed power 42×44, and the other is a new line of first focal plane scopes designed for those who want the versatility Nightforce is known for, but who may not be able to afford some of the pricier options. Check out our SHOT Show coverage.

New 3x and 6x Magnifiers from Aimpoint — SHOT Show 2016

New 3x and 6x Magnifiers from Aimpoint — SHOT Show 2016

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Aimpoint is introducing three magnifiers to work with their red dots, the 3X-C, 3XMag-1 and 6xMag-1 for commercial, law enforcement and military use.

The Polycase Inceptor ARX ammo was the gentlest of the bunch when it came to recoil.

New Crimson Trace Laserguard Springfield XD-S – Review – SHOT Show 2016

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Springfield Armory has a dedication to concealed carry. They’ve now taken that to the next level with the Crimson Trace Laser Guard. What do you get when you put a laser on a compact powerhouse like the XD-S? Even more speed and assurance. Read our review.

Aimpoint Lands Contract While EOTech Gets the Door

Aimpoint Lands Contract While EOTech Gets the Door

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The long-running debate over which optic platform is better, Aimpoint or EOTech, may have come to a head.

Using a mil-dot scope to figure out how far away an object is requires only a little simple math.

Advanced Mil-Dot: Estimating Distance Using Your Scope

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Break out the calculators–we’re doing some math. This isn’t count-on-your-fingers math, either. We’re talking about the Mil-Dot reticle scope and its use. And this is valuable information for anyone who shoots long range. This isn’t Mil-Dot Made Easy–we’ve done that one already. This is the advanced lesson.

The Primary Arms Micro Dot--Easy on the Wallet

The Primary Arms Micro Dot–Easy on the Wallet

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The Micro Dot from Primary Arms is rugged, waterproof, and unbelievably inexpensive. If you’re in the market for a solid optic, and aren’t willing to invest in some of the more expensive options on the market–the Micro is a great option. We’ve been kicking this one around for two years now with no issues.

Burris AR-1X--The Best Red Dot Under $500?

Burris AR-1X–The Best Red Dot Under $500?

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From a distance, the Burris AR-1X is just another red dot sight wrapped up in a different look, however that would be the incorrect assumption. This Burris AR-1X has features which make me feel that this may be one of the better red dots on the market. And it isn’t going to break the bank.

Ultimate Contest: Win a Burris Eliminator III

Ultimate Contest: Win a Burris Eliminator III

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Burris Optics is giving away a free, that’s correct, a FREE Eliminator III scope. How do you enter the contest? Click on this article to find out.