In a Nutshell Leupold sets themselves apart by creating a super high quality red dot against which all other red dots should be measured. A worthwhile purchase, for certain. Our Rating: 9.2 / 10 Accuracy: 10 Features: 9 Optics: 9.5 … Read more

In a Nutshell EOTech’s entry-level holographic sight offers everything you’d need expertly crafted in a must-buy package – just as long as you aren’t thinking you’ll need night vision capabilities. Our Rating: 8.4 / 10 Accuracy: 9 Features: 8 Optics: … Read more

In a Nutshell Bushnell has come out with a micro red dot optic that manages to confuse the entire market by being great 90% of the time and defective 10% of the time. Ideal for backyard shooters, day-at-the-range shooters, and … Read more

In a Nutshell An excellent all-rounder that’s since been discontinued, the Burris MTAC 4.5-14×42 is a great scope with a very unique reticle and features that compare well to optics at an even-higher price range. Worth a buy if you … Read more

Burris’s next iteration in the FastFire series is a convincingly strong amendment to the structure and design of the FastFire II. They’ve designed a diverse sight that’s well worth the relatively low price tag. Our rating :  8.2 / 10 … Read more

In a market rife with copycats and cheap imitations, Burris makes a mark with a high-quality tactical scope offering a lot for the price. Thanks to prism optics and clever design, Burris has introduced a cost-effective fast acquisition scope with … Read more

The budget red dot market is highly competitive. Even for the well-known Vortex Optics, there are multiple models in competition with one another. Thanks to the fact that a good sight lasts a lifetime, companies even end up competing with … Read more

In a Nutshell Vortex decides that low profile red dot optics are such a bustling market that they should offer two products at the same time. Spoiler alert: the Vortex Viper is the worse of the two, and we recommend … Read more