Optics

The new 507-PROMAX feels like it came straight out of that feedback loop.

The Nocturn Industries Tanto UANVM undercuts PVS-14 weight, runs 40 hours on a CR123A, and converts to duals with the Daisho bridge. We took it hunting and driving to see if the hype holds up.

A $549 first focal plane scope that dials clean, returns to zero, and lets the APR-2D reticle do real precision work. Glass is budget tier, tracking is not.

Hunters have different needs from other shooters when it comes to choosing optics, and it can be a challenge to find the right one. But once you understand a few basic things about how optics work, it gets a lot easier.

Holosun steps up its game with the launch of two new red dot optics: the AEMS PRO X2 and AEMS CORE X2.

Designed for shooters looking for rugged, reliable, and versatile optics, these two releases promise to cover everything from close quarters to intermediate-range shots.

“Our products are engineered to exceed the demands of elite warfighters around the world and our latest optic innovation does just that,” said Andy York, President, Electro-Optics.

With a traditional optic, you would see the clump of grass but not the coyote. With a thermal optic, that coyote can be seen as plain as day.

Epoch Outdoors’ Mountain Mag is simple, lightweight, and most importantly, lets you keep your own phone case.