If you’ve hunted long enough, you’ve probably taken a tumble or knocked your rifle against something in the woods. That’s when you learn which scopes are built tough and which ones shift zero after a ...

At the lower end of the price spectrum, we matched a FLIR ThermoSight R-Series scope (RS32, 1.25-5x, 60Hz) with a Mossberg MVP Varmint rifle chambered in .223 Remington/5.56 NATO. At the other end, we ...

Just when I thought the trend of short, fast, illuminated rifle scopes was cooling, a new class of excellent low-power variable optics revived my affection for these do-everything scopes. The new ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › We conducted a test to discover the best scope for a .30-30 rifle. This might seem odd ...

Bigger! Brighter! Nearly 110 percent light transmission! Sees in the dark! Few things in hunting optics are more hyped and misunderstood than riflescope brightness. Every shooter wants a bright, ...

What do binocular numbers mean? may seem like a simple question. But the truth is that it can be as simple or as complicated as you want. If you’re just talking about the numbers in “10×42” or “8×32,” ...

SHOT Show is locked in for Jan. 20–23, and if you work in the gun, hunting, or tactical world,... The post SHOT Show is Jan.

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Binoculars are likely the most popular optics in the world (aside from corrective lenses, aka eyeglasses) and with good reason. They’re intuitive to use and comfortable for longer viewing periods, and ...