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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. 

Between magnified riflescopes, electro-optics and plain ol’ iron sights, today’s rifle shooters can pretty much take care of everything from the muzzle to several thousand yards (or meters) away. Picking one setup for a narrow range of distances is no problem, but it gets trickier when you need to skin several cats at once.

The new EOTech Vudu 1-8x24 SFP riflescope offers a versatile 8X zoom range so that shooters can quickly dial in the optimal magnification for any target presentation.

Sightron is launching a new line of optics, the SIII Precision Long-Range (PLR) Riflescope Series designed specifically for long-range competition and target shooting.

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

New from Athlon Optics is the feature rich First Focal Plane Ares ETR 1-10x28 mm, an affordable Low-Power Variable Optic.

Primary Arms Optics recently introduced a new long-range optic, the GLx 4-16x50 mm riflescope.

Pulsar recently introduced its latest optic, the Thermion XG50 Thermal Riflescope.