Gear Review: Osight SE MOS Enclosed Reflex Sight
If you’re a regular reader, you’ve noticed that Osight has unleashed a torrent of new SE model enclosed reflex sights
If you’re a regular reader, you’ve noticed that Osight has unleashed a torrent of new SE model enclosed reflex sights
About three months ago I got my hands on the then brand-new ZeroTech Trace H.A.L.O. Enclosed Reflex Sight with a
JK Armament isn’t the same company they were just a year ago. If you know them from their Form 1 solvent traps or from the last few years of predominately machined aluminum, modular, inexpensive suppressors, it’s time to revisit the brand.
Accuracy is all about repeatability and a stock needs to be an unchanging, rigid platform for your rifle to launch projectiles.
Over the course of the last few months I’ve brought the Romulus with me everywhere. I don’t think I’ve put a thousand rounds through it yet, but its getting close.
This version of the Arken EP-8, like the KLBOX model, is a surprisingly high-performing first focal plane LPVO and an incredibly attractive price.
Osight continues to build out their SE line of enclosed red (and green) dot sights. Whether you like red or
I’ll be looking for ACRO plates for a couple of my favorite pistols so I can install the new Steiner MPS 2.0 on them. It’s that good.
Sure, you can tote a bigger, heavier unit but a more compact, lighter-weight package that like the NITECORE NPL25 GL gives you the illumination you need with a green laser option.
Priced around $1,899, it aims to give practical users serious thermal capability without weighing down your rifle or your wallet.