From great edge-to-edge sharpness, and excellent clarity, to an integrated Arca-Swiss mount, this Vortex Razor HD has a lot going for it.
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Go Small or Go Home! Maven’s Compact B.3 Binoculars Are Superstars
Updated: October 3, 2024The Maven B.3 provids sharp, clean images, with controls that adjust quickly. All this in a small package that weighs just over a single pound and fits into my hand.
Vortex Viper 1-6 King of the Mid-Tier?
Updated: July 6, 2024With options ranging from under $200 to over $2000, will the $600 Vortex Viper 1-6 be the king of mid-tier LPVOs?
Does An AR-15 Use A Direct Impingement System?
Updated: July 6, 2024The AR-15 system does have similar components to a direct impingement system. It also has a piston built into the bolt carrier group or BCG.
Streamlight TLR-7 X Review
Updated: July 6, 2024This new dual-fuel model is intended to be a replacement for the original TLR-7 weapon light while maintaining holster compatibility.
Sig Sauer’s BRAND NEW Romeo-X Enclosed Compact Red Dot!
Updated: June 29, 2024SIG RomeoX Enclosed Compact optic is a game-changer for firearms enthusiasts. Discover its fully enclosed, sealed, and Argon-purged design.
Upgraded Streamlight TLR RM 2! Meet the New HPL Face Cap
Updated: June 29, 2024With roughly half of every 24-hour cycle spent in darkness, the moments after sunset seem to be the most probable times to encounter a dangerous threat.
Optic Included: Ruger MAX-9 with ReadyDot
Updated: June 25, 2024With so many new and updated handguns on the market, a first-rate pistol can receive a media blurb or two and then disappear from the larger discussion. One such pistol?
Review: Pushing the New Vortex Venom 3-15 out Past 1,000 Yards
Updated: August 3, 2024Boasting great glass quality, wide magnification capabilities, and featuring the versatile EBR-7C reticle for rapid and precise holdovers at various distances, the Venom 3-15 emerges as a standout choice.
Testing Streamlight’s New Rifle Light – The HLX Pro
Updated: June 23, 2024Identifying your target and seeing what is both in front of and behind it is critical any time we use a firearm. And that concept does not simply cease to bear weight as soon as we lose natural light.