Optics

American Technologies Network's Steve Lemenov talks to us about where the electro-optics market is headed.

Guessing at distances for targets at the range or in the field is useless for accuracy when dialing in a bow or firearm optic, and especially on a hunt. Laser rangefingers are almost a must-have item for any big game hunter. Whether you're glassing for pronghorn in Wyoming or on deer hunting near a swamp in Alabama, pinpoint accuracy for the shot is what most folks want. Halo’s new XL600 Laser Rangefinder has several top performance features along with an affordable price. It's a solid item to suggest for hunters and target shooters if you're looking to make additional sales. The Halo XL600 quickly ranges to 600 yards  with accuracy to +/- 1 yard. Its 6X magnification provides bright, clear viewing and fast target acquisition. The internal LCD displays the reticle, battery status, mode setting, numerical display and unit of measure, which is selectable by yards or meters. The Halo XL600 Laser Rangefinder operates in dual modes. Standard mode provides a single precise distance reading with one push of the button, while Scan mode enables users to quickly range multiple targets without having to reactivate the laser for each target. Angle Intelligence technology automatically detects and compensates for slope in both mode settings, providing users with an accurate, "shoots like" reading, regardless of topography. The XL600’s has a water resistant housing and comfortable, ergonomically correct grip for easy handling. HALO XL600 Laser RangefinderMaximum of 600 yards to reflective target 6x magnification AI™ technology accounts for slope to the target Scan Mode allows for constant ranging Precise to +/- one yard Water resistant One-year warranty Powered by one CR2 lithium ion battery (included)MSRP is $119.99

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Are you looking for new battle sights to stock? SIG Optic's BRAVO3 and BRAVO5 might be the ones for you.

Innovation is the name of the game for these three new optics.

From red dots to scopes, Bushnell had it all at 2018 SHOT Show.

ATN's new series in optics include thermal, a smart riflescope and rangefinder.

We speak with EOTech's Director of Marketing and Product Development, John Bailey, about the new direction the company is taking with rifle scopes.

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The initial offering in the series, the FLIR ThermoSight Pro PTS233, features a reticle pattern using patent-pending High-Visibility Technology (HVT).

There's no better place to get a head's up on what's new in red dots and thermals than SHOT Show. Here's what to see new on the market in 2017.

There's no better place to get a head's up on what's new in binoculars than SHOT Show. Here's what to see new on the market in 2017.

Sometimes 10 isn't enough. Here are the top 11 riflescopes for 2017.

Lapping scope rings, not only can you do a better job mounting optics for your customers, but you can also charge because most aren’t going to be able to.

The L7 1-6x 24 riflescope offers users a crystal clear true 1X to 6X performance-driven optic.

When your shooting, scouting or surveillance calls for a long-range set of eyes, Sightmark’s Solitude Spotting Scope Kits provide downfield viewing.

Sightmark has recently released three new optics that are worth a look.