Latest Optic News

American Rifleman is pleased to announce the 2022 Optic Of The Year Award goes to Crimson Trace.

Late in 2021, Crimson Trace added the RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) series of tubeless, reflex-style sights to its Electronic Sights lineup, quietly tripling the company’s catalog of unmagnified red-dot optics.

When it comes to selecting scopes, many ago with a first focal plane optic as their choice. However, there is plenty of utility to be gained through using a second focal plane option, as explored here by Justin Dyal.

The Holosun Enclosed Pistol Sight (EPS) line includes a standard model as well as an EPS CARRY model of slightly smaller size to better fit concealed-carry handguns.

The new Leupold RX-1500i TBR/W laser rangefinder is designed to be one of the most capable rangefinders in its price bracket, giving hunters and shooters distance readings accurate to half a yard.

Bushnell is offering two new micro red-dot pistol sights that fit the popular Shield footprint and come in at an excellent price point.

Vortex Optics has been selected by the U.S. Army to produce its XM157 low-powered variable optic as the Next Generation Squad Weapons-Fire Control system.

Burris is taking its Xtreme Tactical riflescope lineup to the next level with the XTR Pro that features new reticles, glass, mechanics and accessories.

Holosun releases a new line of micro red-dot sights designed specifically for handgun use in 2022 with the Enclosed Pistol Sight line.