AR Optics
Trijicon MRO [Review+Video]: Go-To Duty Red Dot
Crazy durable, clear glass, insane battery life, and large field of view. We love the Trijicon MRO and we hands-on test it for everything that matters.
Category Optics & Scopes
- AR Optics
4 Best ACOG Scopes [Hands-On]
Need a (literally) bomb-proof optic? Trijicon's military favorite fixed-magnification ACOG is the answer. Find out why...plus the perfect model for you.
- Gun Reviews
[Review] Howa 1500 Mini Action & Nikko Stirling Scope
Forget long and short actions. We hands-on test the Howa 1500 Mini Action in .300 BLK for several months and there's only one thing we don't love.
- Shooting
AR-15 Long Range Shooting with .223/5.56
Thinking of going long range with a .223/5.56 AR-15? We cover how we did it with our choice of stock (budget) rifle, optic, ammo, and more.
- Buyer's Guide
Best Nightforce Scopes (And Where to Buy Them)
Intent on getting a Nightforce scope...but not sure which or where to get one? Learn our go-to spot plus our favorite variants of the entire Nightforce series.
- Gear Reviews
[Review] Trijicon SRO Micro Red Dot: RMR Killer?
Want the best micro red dot? We hands-on review the Trijicon SRO for a lot of rounds downrange to see if it's better than the Trijicon RMR.
- AR-15
[Review]: Swamp Fox Optics Liberator & Kingslayer Red Dots
Are Swamp Fox's new red dots worth the move from established brands? We hands-on test their Liberator & micro Kingslayer to find out.
- Gear Reviews
[Review] Sig Sauer BDX Scope: Future of Optics
Need a scope that auto changes its reticle based on range? The future is now with Sig Sauer's BDX line of scopes. We hands-on test one and wow it's awesome.
- AR Optics
[Review] Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x: First Person Views
Looking for an affordable scope? The Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x might fit the bill. We hands-on review it for clarity, robustness, worth-it-ness, and more.
- Terminology
MOA Vs. MRAD: What's Best for You?
Minute of angle (MOA) or milliradian (MRAD) for scopes? We'll go over the pros and cons of each so you can choose the best for your optic.
