“Tag: riflescope”

The Rapid-Z Reticle is Zeiss's contribution to a range-finding riflescope that also allows shooters to compensate for trajectory and wind—and still fit in a conventional package. There are four basic Rapid-Z Reticles: 600, 800, 1000 and Varmint.

Nikon's BDC reticle is available in a number of the company's most popular riflescopes, including the Monarch, SlugHunter, Buckmasters, Team Realtree and ProStaff. The system is not only well designed and easy to use, there are no batteries required.

"Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue like its snappy ACOG acronym. Sometimes shorter is better, and Trijicon designed its latest ACOG—the TA44S-10—with this in mind.

The SpecterDR 1X/4X sight, manufactured by Raytheon subsidiary Elcan and imported by Armament Technology, is a unique sighting device that solves one of the most vexing problems encountered by military personnel.

This AR scope includes an innovative Point Blank reticle, a flash-killing objective lens device and easy to adjust turrets.

Weaver's latest tactical optics and accessories undergo rigorous testing and advanced engineering to provide law enforcement agents, warfighters and precision shooters alike with unmatched precision across multiple disciplines. Illuminated reticle scopes and mounting systems offer a tactical advantage whether competing, practicing, qualifying or on-duty.

An affordable reproduction of a scope used by Carlos Hathcock is now available.

JP Enterprises makes Trijicon's legendary ACOG scope ideal for tactical competition.

One of the most recognizable scopes from Soviet and World War II history is reborn.