Preview: Antimatter Industries Scopeswitch 2.0

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posted on March 1, 2026
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Antimatter Industries Scopeswitch 2.0

This new made-in-USA riflescope mount from Antimatter Industries changes how shooters engage targets. The Scopeswitch enables scope-magnification adjustments without the operator having to break the support-hand hold on the firearm, thanks to a few cables and pulleys built within the 7075-T6 aluminum Picatinny rail mount for either 30 mm or 34 mm optics. A C-Clamp-style grip is required for the operator to engage with a sliding thumb rest—simply pull/slide rearward for peak zoom and reverse the motion forward for maximum field of view—all while maintaining eye contact with the target and position on the gun. Available colors are black and “tanodized” (tan). Price: $349.99; antimatterindustries.com

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