Latest Optic Reviews

The Cuda RX-795 is one of the most technically advanced reflex-style red-dots on the market.

Sightmark expands its micro red-dot optic lineup with the introduction of the RMR-footprint Mini Shot M-Spec M2 Solar.

While thermal imaging is a handy feature to have on your everyday rifle, it often comes at the cost of abandoning your daytime optic.

Trijicon is bolstering its already solid MRD lineup and adding to the growing pistol-optic trend in 2023 with two new red-dot optics, the RMR (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex) HD and RCR (Ruggedized Closed Reflex).

The Intercept BTX from TruGlo is an economical new riflescope choice for sportsmen located in those jurisdictions that require the use of straight-wall cartridges while rifle hunting.

Leupold has introduced its first laser-rangefinding binocular—the BX–4 Range HD—a 10X 42 mm optic with the exterior lines of a traditional binocular but with an interior laser that can read accurately out to a claimed 2,600 yards.

Since its founding in 1948, Bushnell has remained committed to its mission of providing top-notch options that deliver exceptional performance.

The RT-3 from Burris is a prismatic riflescope that affords the shooter an uncommonly generous and uncluttered field of view that is perfect for tactical and competitive applications.

FN Herstal has completed its recent facility expansion project at the Noptel optic factory in Finland and has announced plans of bringing production to the United States.