“Tag: night vision”

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

When it comes to maneuvering in the dark, knowing how to operate your rifle without light could be the difference between life and death.

Lots of folks just bought new firearms during both the COVID-19 pandemic and recent riotous social unrest. Many of those guns need (or at least should have) an optic mounted. No matter your firearm, budget, intended use or requirements, we’ve got a newly introduced optic for you, including some that don’t need to be mounted on a gun at all.

Lots of folks just bought new firearms during both the COVID-19 pandemic and recent riotous social unrest. Many of those guns need (or at least should have) an optic mounted. No matter your firearm, budget, intended use or requirements, we’ve got a newly introduced optic for you, including some that don’t need to be mounted on a gun at all.

One of the fastest-growing trends in the firearm business is pistol-mounted red-dot sights. Plenty of established companies have been offering dots for a while, but are increasing offerings while others are joining the crowd.

Night-vision devices don’t have to cost as much as a used car. The latest monocular from Bushnell can give you the ability to spot threats in the dark without breaking the bank.

To bolster law-enforcement and military experience with night-vision equipment, SIG Sauer Academy worked with FLIR to develop its Night Vision Operator course.

There are a number of new options on the market for optics seekers, as manufacturers roll out new, improved variants of long-range riflescopes, red-dot optics, LPVOs and more.

As night-vision devices become more-affordable to the average firearm enthusiast, companies like Pulsar are stepping up with new optics that make low-light and nighttime shooting and hunting easier than ever. Check out the new Digisight Ultra N455 here.