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The latest optics in one of the fastest-growing segments of the market.

Optics are an increasingly vital part of more and more firearms, from traditional rifles to MSRs to shotguns and even ultracompact, concealed-carry handguns. With few exceptions, however, nearly every optic is made overseas, and every manufacturer uses at least one or two components of foreign origin. 

New advances in electronics and updated manufacturing processes have made thermal and night vision optics more affordable than ever before.

Pulsar's new FXG50 thermal imaging device clips on to to your rifle to find heat signatures out to 2,000 yards.

Whatever your needs or budget, we’ve got info on the latest tactical, long-range, self-defense and concealed-carry optics in our annual guide.

While the hot-as-magma market for guns and ammunition has dominated the news, optics are also selling at a record pace. Fortunately, optics manufacturers have been able to develop and introduce a dizzying array of new products, including line enhancements, feature-rich budget options and technological marvels that were once unaffordable to anyone not named Bezos, but are now approaching price points where many shooters can make use of them. Whatever your needs or budget, we’ve got info on the latest tactical, long-range, self-defense and concealed-carry optics in our annual guide.

While the hot-as-magma market for guns and ammunition has dominated the news, optics are also selling at a record pace. Fortunately, optics manufacturers have been able to develop and introduce a dizzying array of new products, including new thermal & nightvision optics. 

Pulsar recently introduced the new XM30 3.5-14X thermal riflescope, which blends advanced technology with convenience and rugged reliability.

Pulsar recently introduced the Axion XM30S, a thermal vision monocular with an incredible range of features.