Understanding the Fundamentals Before we dive into the specifics of co-witness and lower 1/3, it’s important to grasp the core concept of optic mount heights. The mount height dictates how high above the rifle’s receiver your optic sits. This directly impacts your sight picture, target acquisition speed, and overall ergonomics. Choosing the right height is … Read more
Introduction In the realm of tactical optics, the prism sight has steadily gained popularity. These sights offer a unique set of advantages over traditional red dot sights, making them a favorite among AR-15 owners, tactical shooters, and those looking for a robust and reliable sighting solution. Unlike red dots, prism sights feature an etched reticle … Read more
Understanding the Basics Before diving into the specifics of each optic, it’s important to understand some common ground. All three types, Reflex, Holographic, and Red Dot sights, share several fundamental features. They all aim to improve target acquisition by providing a clear aiming point, allowing the shooter to quickly and accurately engage targets. Most, if … Read more
The world of firearms optics can be a complex one. With an overwhelming array of choices available, selecting the right sight for your firearm can feel daunting. Two main categories dominate the landscape: combat sights and target sights. Each is meticulously designed for a specific set of applications, offering unique advantages and disadvantages. This article … Read more
Understanding .308 Optics Fundamentals Magnification Matters The magnification of a scope determines how much closer it brings the target into view. This is typically represented by a number, followed by “x” (e.g., 3x, 9x, 4-16x). Lower Magnification (e.g., 1-4x, 2-7x, 3-9x): Ideal for close to medium-range shooting, such as hunting in dense cover or tactical … Read more
