Latest Optic Reviews

Having back-up iron sights can keep a rifle going, and Mission First Tactical now has a rugged set in its EXD Metal design. The sights are CNC-machined from steel to fit Picatinny rails and then nitride treated.

Offered in seven variants, once installed, the FN P90/PS90 Low Profile Optic Mount from HB Industries replaces the Belgian carbine’s top-mounted M1913 Picatinny rail.

Another announcement at SHOT Show this year was a new line of Leupold Mark 4HD scopes.

The fixed 4X P8 prismatic scope from Lucid Optics is a great option for a variety of mid-range shooting applications.

It’s best to use the KISS approach and minimize the equipment needed to put your bullet precisely where you need it. Leupold's BX-4 Range HD TBR/W binocular helps in that process while cutting down on your gear load.

There is a school of thought that says you absolutely do not need a torque wrench to mount scopes on guns or to mate the action to the stock. But for the very best job and for an eye-opening look at how much torque is correct, a torque wrench is the only answer.

A focus on internal components tends to be the topic of optic discussions, but what about the outside, and why is color actually important?

American Rifleman is pleased to announce the 2024 Optic Of The Year Award goes to Trijicon.

Each year, freedom-loving Americans are excited to see the firearm industry’s latest guns, optics, ammunition and accessories, and there will be no better opportunity in 2024 to do so than at the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Dallas, Texas.