Trijicon’s MRO has been the gold standard in smaller rifle red dots for years. It’s built like a tank, can withstand damn-near any abuse you can dish out, and it’s made in America. That kind of provenance an d performance, however, doesn’t come cheaply.
When Vortex says they offer a “no questions asked” lifetime warranty, they mean it. They will keep your optic running for life, regardless of what may happen to it.
Gideon Optics just dropped three new products. They also offer a great warranty so it’s really kind of a no risk proposition to check them out. That’s important in today’s crowded optics field.
I’ve tested a few enclosed emitter designs, from large, mailbox-sized affairs to smaller units that are great for EDC. Meprolight makes two, the slightly larger RMR footprint Meprolight MPO Pro-F and the more compact MPO Pro-S with its RMSc mount.
Whether you have an old sight like I do that needs a bit of a boost, or just want to make the most out of your new site, the Reticle Enhancement Modules from M1 BullPup enhance and extend the lifespan of some great rifle optics.
One of the biggest selling points for this 3-9X super short optic is the fact that you don’t need to use two traditional scope rings or a large cantilever mount. The optic comes equipped with a scope mounting base that will fit on your Weaver or Picatinny rail.
The Crossfire 2 MOA green dot is a small rifle optic. It’s perfect for a full-size AR-15, but you can also use them on AR pistols, PCC’s and sub-gun sized firearms.
Riton got all the important things right when they designed the 5 Conquer 5-25×56 scope. And at well under $1000, it’s priced at at one-half to one-third the price of other comparable optics.
I wanna be transparent, so I’ll disclose that I know a fella at C&H Precision. We took a two-day class
