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Riflescopes

Tactical

CMR 1-8 Gen 2 mounted atop a slick AR15
CMR8 1-8 Gen ii mounted atop an AR15 in an indoor course
CMR8 and TD-3C optics mounted atop a fire-spitting AR-15

Compact Nature

Compact Nature

Compact tactical scopes are essential for maintaining maneuverability and ease of handling in dynamic shooting environments. Their lightweight design reduces bulk, allowing for quicker target transitions and improved weapon balance in close-quarters or fast-paced tactical situations.

Additionally, compact scopes are easier to mount on various rifle platforms without compromising field of view or weapon handling, making them ideal for law enforcement, military, and self-defense applications.

Compact tactical scopes are essential for maintaining maneuverability and ease of handling in dynamic shooting environments. Their lightweight design reduces bulk, allowing for quicker target transitions and improved weapon balance in close-quarters or fast-paced tactical situations.

Additionally, compact scopes are easier to mount on various rifle platforms without compromising field of view or weapon handling, making them ideal for law enforcement, military, and self-defense applications.

Long Range

The Phenom FFP scope atop a bolt action rifle, on a pad on the forest floor
PR5 5-25X56mm scope atop a KRG Chassis / Defiance Action bolt rifle
A Remington 700 in an MDT Chassis topped with a PR5 scope

Functional Reticles

Functional Reticles

For long-range shooting, a scope reticle should provide precise holdover and windage reference points to compensate for bullet drop and environmental factors. Mil-dot or MOA-based reticles are ideal, as they allow shooters to make accurate adjustments without relying solely on turret dials.

A first focal plane (FFP) reticle is often preferred, as it maintains consistent measurement values at all magnification levels, ensuring accuracy at varying distances.

For long-range shooting, a scope reticle should provide precise holdover and windage reference points to compensate for bullet drop and environmental factors. Mil-dot or MOA-based reticles are ideal, as they allow shooters to make accurate adjustments without relying solely on turret dials.

A first focal plane (FFP) reticle is often preferred, as it maintains consistent measurement values at all magnification levels, ensuring accuracy at varying distances.

Hunting

Scout rifle and LER 2-7 scope down on the forest floor
MTD Red dot atop a shotgun, out hunting in the woods
Sporter 3-12X44 scope atop a Daisy 853 air rifle

Distance and Magnification

Distance and Magnification

Scopes are essential for hunting, providing magnification to help hunters accurately engage targets at typical distances ranging from 50 to 300 yards, depending on the game and terrain. Variable magnification scopes, such as 3-9x or 4-12x, offer versatility for both close and long-range shots, ensuring clear target identification.

High-quality optics with multi-coated lenses improve light transmission, which is crucial for hunting in low-light conditions like dawn and dusk when game is most active. A well-chosen scope enhances precision, visibility, and overall hunting success in diverse environments.

Scopes are essential for hunting, providing magnification to help hunters accurately engage targets at typical distances ranging from 50 to 300 yards, depending on the game and terrain. Variable magnification scopes, such as 3-9x or 4-12x, offer versatility for both close and long-range shots, ensuring clear target identification.

High-quality optics with multi-coated lenses improve light transmission, which is crucial for hunting in low-light conditions like dawn and dusk when game is most active. A well-chosen scope enhances precision, visibility, and overall hunting success in diverse environments.

Red Dots

TD3 red dot atop a Glock, shooting steel in the desert
A TD-3C mounted atop a compact PCC
Glock handgun topped by a TD-3 Red Dot sight

Quick acquisition, small size

Quick acquisition, small size

A red dot sight’s compact size makes it lightweight and easy to mount on various firearms without adding bulk, making it ideal for fast-paced shooting scenarios.

Its simple, illuminated reticle allows for rapid target acquisition, enabling shooters to quickly align their sights without worrying about eye relief or magnification. This makes red dot sights especially useful for close-quarters engagements, tactical applications, and hunting moving targets.

A red dot sight’s compact size makes it lightweight and easy to mount on various firearms without adding bulk, making it ideal for fast-paced shooting scenarios.

Its simple, illuminated reticle allows for rapid target acquisition, enabling shooters to quickly align their sights without worrying about eye relief or magnification. This makes red dot sights especially useful for close-quarters engagements, tactical applications, and hunting moving targets.

A.R.T.

M1200XLR mounted atop an AR-10 style bolt rifle
ART X-BOW scope on a Scorpyd crossbow

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