“Tag: Riflescopes”

Riton Optics offers a variety of riflescopes, red-dot optics and a complete line of accessories and was founded in 2013 in Tucson, Ariz., by Brady Speth, a U.S. Air Force veteran and former Capitol Police Officer. For 2023, Riton optic is celebrating its first decade doing business.

Just in time for the 2022 holiday shopping season, Sightron offers instant rebates on some of its popular S-TAC riflescopes.

Burris Optics announced it will offer consumers significant rebates on qualifying Fullfield IV and Signature HD series riflescopes until Dec. 31, 2022.

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

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

The American Civil War was the first conflict in our nation’s history in which telescopic-sighted rifles were employed in combat to any appreciable extent. These muzzleloading, percussion rifles were fabricated by a number of civilian gunsmiths and gunsmithing firms, primarily for benchrest shooting matches.

Mounting a scope on a rifle for precision shooting can be a difficult and frustrating endeavor when doing it yourself. Here, we look at some tips on how to best accomplish precision scope mounting for rifles.

When it comes to riflescopes, variable-power units have become almost ubiquitous. To better understand variable scopes—and how to use them properly—you need to know how they work.

Working with riflescopes doesn't have to be hard. Here are three easy tricks that will help smooth out any optical obstacles.