red-dot optics Articles

From variable power scopes to holographic sights, EOTECH earns the trust of the most demanding users.

EOTech sights stand up to a series of dawn-to-dusk field tests in the Texas Panhandle.

Installing a red-dot sight on an AR is so simple that even new gun owners can do it themselves — but maybe don’t know that or won’t want to attempt it. You can do it for them for a tidy, quick profit.

For a sighting solution that provides quick and intuitive operation in a wide variety of tactical shooting situations, more and more shooters are turning to red-dot sights.

We look back 50 years at the first red-dot sight used by US Forces — the Singlepoint Occluded Eye Gunsight.

Sig Sauer eyes a revolution with optics-equipped X-Series pistols.

More shooters are putting red-dots on their pistols, and you should be stocking what they’re looking for.

Reflex sights can serve a variety of shooting sports segments and provide a wide cross-section of potential customers.

Holosun’s new flagship pistol optic, the 509T, has a host of features and shooters will appreciate the ultra-durable enclosed design.

A customer with an astigmatism in one or both eyes may see a blurred or distorted reticle when using a red dot or holographic sight. Here’s how you can help.

The U.S. Special Operations Command is warning its operators that some of their electronic rifle sights might fail them in certain environments.

Today’s red-dot sights offer many advantages for young and old shooters alike. Used by competitors, police and military troops, the red dot has features that sell.

The EOTech Model 518 and 558 are available just in time for the holiday season and combine many of the most sought-after features, delivering a two-eyes-open accuracy and ease-of-use in a single package