Latest Optic Reviews

Shooting Made Easy’s (SME) Spot Shot camera is the latest incarnation in a line of devices aimed at digitizing the analog world through a simple, yet effective, enhancement designed for use on traditional field optics.

Reptilia’s shotgun Saddle mount bolts directly atop the receiver to provide a much-lower-profile sighting solution than is possible with a Picatinny rail.

A complete re-design of the well-loved, made-in-Texas R3D sight configuration has resulted in version 2.0 with a brighter, stronger and easier-to-install product from XS Sights.

While the basic design of modern hunting rifles has changed little since the 1950s, great strides have been made within the realm of hunting optics during that same time.

Just in time for the spring hunting and shooting season, take advantage of $200 off a new Zeiss Conquest HD binocular or, with the purchase of a Zeiss LRP S5 riflescope, receive a Conquest HD 15x56 mm binocular for free.

A recent study points to a sliding trend, pistols with pre-mounted reflex sights has been declining and “… been performing at a lower level than no red dot since mid-2022.”

Built on the RMR footprint, Holosun’s latest red-dot entrant to the competitive pistol market features an enlarged window, target-oriented reticle system and user-customization.

Burris Optics entered 2024 with an update to its FastFire red-dot line-up. The New FastFire C is built specifically to work aboard micro-compact handguns designed for concealed carry.

The smallest micro red-dot in Swampfox’s lineup, the Sentinel was designed specifically for use aboard micro- and sub-compact pistols.