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The New Armasight Contractor: A Thermal Riflescope -- SHOT Show 2022

The New Armasight Contractor: A Thermal Riflescope — SHOT Show 2022

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The New Armasight Contractor Thermal Scope has some great built in features. Like turrets to control function and pixel guessing software.

Sightron Unveils New Line of Affordable Hunting Scopes – SHOT Show 2022

Sightron Unveils New Line of Affordable Hunting Scopes – SHOT Show 2022

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Sightron has been producing mid-to-high-level optics since 1993, and they just announced a new-and-improved line of hunting scopes geared to the budget conscious among us.

How to Zero a Scope with Two Shots (And Why Maybe You Shouldn’t)

How to Zero a Scope with Two Shots (And Why Maybe You Shouldn’t)

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Unless you like setting money on fire, you should use the most efficient sight-in method—and you can’t get any more efficient than the two-shot zero.

Bushnell’s New Fusion X Binoculars Reflect a Quarter Century of Laser Rangefinder Innovation

Bushnell’s New Fusion X Binoculars Reflect a Quarter Century of Laser Rangefinder Innovation

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I had an opportunity to use the binoculars for a short time on a prairie dog shoot in Wyoming and came away impressed because the Fusion X binoculars pack a lot of functionality into an affordable package. The binoculars are backed by Bushnell’s transferable lifetime warranty, which translates into a defined life of 20 years for the binoculars and five years for the electronics.

The EOTech Vudu 1-6 FFP with SR3 Reticle

The EOTech Vudu 1-6 FFP with SR3 Reticle

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Around three years ago EOTech started offering scopes in addition to their world-renowned holographic sights. Having taken a huge share of the red dot market, they took their shot at becoming a new big player in the magnified optic market by releasing their Vudu lineup of scopes.

Optics Matter!

Optics Matter!

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When it comes to hunting gear, there are certain items you can skimp on — look for a deal — take the low-end route. Optics aren’t one of these items. Few gear pieces will make or break your success, especially when hunting the west, like quality optics.

The Holosun 507C: Seeing Red and Saving Green

The Holosun 507C: Seeing Red and Saving Green

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Holosun is creeping into the optic market unapologetically. They started as a budget optics manufacturer but have quickly earned a place at the table. The Holosun 507C is a worthy optic for a shotgun or handgun and hits a price point that’s tough to beat.

First Look: Primary Arms 3X Micro Prism Scope (PA Range Day 2021)

First Look: Primary Arms 3X Micro Prism Scope (PA Range Day 2021)

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Houston-based optics company Primary Arms already announced pre-order sales of their new 1x MicroPrism scope, but we got a chance to check out another model that hasn’t yet been posted online.

First Look: Holosun’s New AEMS Reflex Sight (PA Range Day 2021)

First Look: Holosun’s New AEMS Reflex Sight (PA Range Day 2021)

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That healthy field of view, combined with the optic’s durability, crisp reticle, and ease of use, should make the AEMS a strong contender for your next rifle optic.

Two Days and a Thousand Rounds with SIG's ROMEO2 Pistol Mounted Optic

Two Days and a Thousand Rounds with SIG’s ROMEO2 Pistol Mounted Optic

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SIG Sauer’s new duty pistol optic, the ROMEO2 can be installed as an open-emitter, steel armored open emitter or a fully-sealed closed-emitter red-dot sight. It can endure the slide recoil velocities of a 10mm and offers water resistance and protection from environmental debris. It is a uniquely rugged sight with modular user-convertible configurations.