Let’s dig into features of the ACSS® NOVA™ reticle and its remarkably bright illuminated center red dot. It’s not perfect, but there are some applications that I think it’s very well suited for.
Holosun has tossed their hat in the competition pistol mountable optics ring with the 507COMP which was highly anticipated by a lot of folks. The question is, “Is the optic good enough to grab a fair share of that market?”
Holosun’s 507K is a solid pistol mountable dot for slimline pistols. Primary Arms’s ACSS Vulcan reticle offers some solid advantages. The combination results in a very enticing optic that is worth a deeper look.
The 7K series Holosun reflex sights are a solid ultra compact pistol mountable optic option for slimline pistols and suitable concealed carry applications. If nothing else, they are at least worth considering.
Folks in the know agree the Holosun 507C is a fantastic pistol mountable dot. The same folks seem to be decisively split on the ACSS Vulcan reticle. They either hate it or love it. Let’s find out which bandwagon I’ll…
The XLR-2 reticle is a technical reticle found on the Vortex Optics Razor HD LHT 4.5-22×50 FFP riflescopes. It’s a really good implementation with some curious implementation decisions.
Ever spotted a deer while hunting but were unsure how far away it was? This post takes a look at a few different approaches to ranging a deer before taking the shot.
While the simple duplex reticle dominates the hunting scope market, there are advantages to opting for a more modern design. Factors like terrain and game animals can play a big part in the selection process. This post explores that.
The Vortex Optics Dead-Hold BDC reticle reminds me of a duplex reticle with extra flair. It’s a simple and functional reticle suitable for general purpose target shooting and hunting.
A deeper look at the Vortex Optics AR-BDC2 reticle found on their previous generation Strike Eagle LPVOs. Short version: It’s simple. It’s functional. It works. I just wish it had a better manual.
