SHOT 2026: Impressive New Optics from ZeroTech

ZeroTech Optics (they provided our readers with coupon code SNW20 for 20% off!) launched a bunch of new products at SHOT this year. So many new SKUs for 2026 that it’s practically an entire product line in and of itself. A few really stood out to us, though, and the video above will give y’all the rundown.

First: an innovative elevation turret system with moveable number tabs along the circumference of the turret. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc… By unlocking each of these numbers individually, the user can place them where needed to designate the correct spot on the dial for 100, 200, 300, 400, etc. yard elevation adjustments. What a cool way to create a custom ballistic dial that the end user can adjust on his or her own! These turrets are compatible with many of ZeroTech’s existing scopes so you can add one to a scope you already own, which is quite slick in and of itself.

Second: a super dang nice 1.5-15x FFP riflescope. Fantastic glass, great turrets, huge magnification ratio. 1.5x is low enough that you can shoot it both-eyes-open with the illuminated reticle, then when zoomed up to the higher magnification including all the way up to 15x there’s a great reticle for ballistic holds.

Third: a super slim, enclosed reflex sight for pistols. Might be the smallest, closest-to-the-slide enclosed reflex we’ve seen.

Finally: a great little red + green dot optic with a really nice form factor and a true 1x no magnification with zero distortion whatsoever. When looking through it with both eyes open you can barely even tell the optic exists; there’s just a nice red or green dot floating in space. Dan commented that the green dot was particularly and uniquely crisp for him with no flaring or distortion that most folks with some astigmatism experience. We both love the ability to switch between a red and green dot, as green is so much more visible in daylight but red is a lot easier on the eyes when it’s darker outside and is basically mandatory if you’re running an optic like this in front of a clip-on thermal or night vision optic.

Find out more at the ZeroTech website!