Riflescope Information & Reviews

Long-Range Warriors: The USMC M40 Rifles

From the American Rifleman Archives: U.S. Marine Corps M40-series rifles have earned their reputation as...

Editors’ Picks 2019: Sensight SSR400 Digital Riflescope

Sensight, an Israeli company, has created quite a buzz with its SSR400 Digital Riflescope.

Back to Basics: Telescopic Sights

The notion of a magnifying optical sight goes back centuries. Experiments as early as the...

Editors’ Picks 2019: Leupold Freedom RDS

Leupold’s Freedom RDS is the embodiment of rugged reliability. A 1X 34 mm tubular red-dot...

Product Preview: Styrka S3 Red Dot Reflex Sight

Featuring numerous mounting options, the Styrka S3 Red Dot Reflex Sight is a lightweight, dual-lens,...

Product Preview: Axeon 4-12X 40 mm Riflescope

Offering surprising optical clarity for a unit in this price range, the Axeon 4-12X 40...

Rifleman Q & A: A Winchester Riflescope?

A reader inquires about an article in American Rifleman about the use of Winchester scopes...

Tested: Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25X 56 mm Riflescope

It’s no secret that long-range shooting has become extremely popular in this country. Whether participating...

SHOT Show 2019: Crimson Trace 1300 Battle Sight

Mike Faw of Crimson Trace, and American Rifleman's Mark Keefe, sat down to discuss the...

SHOT Show Primer: Sensight SSR400 Digital Riflescope

American Rifleman editors got a first look at the new digital riflescope from Sensight.

The Keefe Report: “Made Right, Made Here.” Leupold Production Record Set

For many years, Leupold proclaimed “Made Right. Made Here.” To that, in light of recent...

Meopta Announces Battery-Free Reticle Technology in MeoStar Riflescope

The DichroTech reticle enables multiple color configurations to automatically adjust color tone and intensity in...

Tested: Hi-Lux XTC1-4X34 Riflescope

In 1966, James Leatherwood started Leatherwood Optics, and the U.S. Army would soon issue his...

"Lady Leupold" Riflescopes for Breast Cancer Awareness

All Proceeds of the "Lady Leopold" scopes will benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Crimson Trace Releases New Riflescope Line

Crimson Trace has announced 11 new riflescopes for hunting, tactical, long-range, and recreational shooting.

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