“Tag: mil”

Special-purpose rifle scope reticles are not exactly a new invention. For example, the common duplex-reticle-based, mil-dot design has been around since the 1970s. Ballistic Drop Compensating (BDC) configurations are much older than that. However, modern reticles that feature extensive aiming grids and ranging scales are direct descendants of Horus Vision’s hunting-scope reticles. 

Primary Arms Optics has released a new ACSS Griffin X MIL reticle option for the SLx 1-8x24 mm FFP Rifle Scope.

Now American Tactical is introducing two new 6mm ARC rifle models.

Magpul recently introduced the new BSL and BTR arm braces, which feature compatibility with M-Lok slots and include tool-less, single-hand adjustment.

Hawke Optics recently introduced two new Sidewinder riflescopes that feature 30 mm main tubes and MOA reticles with first and second focal plane reticles.

Offering tremendous value for feature-rich optics, Primary Arms' Platinum line of scopes brings a higher level of function in a more affordable optic.

Mil-spec, which is short for “Military Specification” has gone from a boring set of quality standards to a marketing tool.

Designed to give users an easily adjustable stock for their go-to AR-15, the Luth-AR MBA-5 buttstock is affordable and versatile.

Designed as a realistic training and plinking option, the Air Venturi line of licensed Springfield Armory C02 pistols now has a classic, mil-spec 1911 model.