“Tag: riflescope”

Can’t see the deer rack your buddy spotted, despite the fact you have bigger binoculars? Can’t find the holes in the paper but the guy next to you can? It’s time you learned about optical resolution.

The latest LVPO from Leupold is the 6HD, a 1-6x24 mm optic designed to provide greater clarity and true 1X magnification in a lightweight, low-profile design.

Crimson Trace of Wilsonville, Ore., is best known for its innovative, firearm-mounted laser sights and lights; however, the company has expanded its offerings to include tools, dot-style sights and riflescopes.

NRA member writes American Rifleman questioning the “MODEL 03-AX4” marking on the receiver of a U.S. Rifle Model 1903A4.

Of the myriad optics introduced and tested by your American Rifleman, Pulsar’s Thermion XG50 earns the top honor for 2021 as Optic of the Year.

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.

From the September 2004 archives of American Rifleman, learn the procedure for centering a riflescope's reticle.

From the archives of American Rifleman, read about ocular-ring adjustments on riflescopes from the July 2004 magazine.

Maven’s lightweight RS.2 is a 5X riflescope designed for affordability and well-suited to a variety of short-to-medium-range hunting pursuits.