SIG SAUER TANGO6 1-6×24 Riflescope Selected for US Army Squad Designated Marksman Rifle

Newington, NH (May 11, 2018) – The US Army has announced its selection of SIG SAUER’s TANGO6 1-6×24 riflescope for their Squad Designated Marksman Rifle (SDMR). The optic is the final component to be selected for the complete SDMR system that will be put into service for the US Army’s Designated Marksmen.
“It’s truly an honor to be selected as the official optic for the Squad Designated Marksman Rifle, and it is very humbling to once again earn the trust of the US Army through this selection,” said Ron Cohen, President and CEO, SIG SAUER, Inc. “SIG SAUER is committed to providing the highest quality equipment for the military that surpasses expectations in durability, accuracy, and performance, so they have tools they can rely on for every mission requirement in the defense of freedom.”

The ruggedized SDMR TANGO6 1-6×24 riflescope features a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) anodized aircraft grade aluminum maintube, 762 Extended Range Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) illuminated front focal plane reticle, an ultra-bright red horseshoe dot for fast daylight target acquisition, locking illumination dial, Power Selector Ring (PSR) Throw Lever, and a laser-marked scope level indicator for mount installation. The TANGO6 1-6X24 SDMR optic is a variant of SIG SAUER Electro-Optics commercially available TANGO6. Read more

FLIR Announces Thermal Giveaway

 

Enter now to win a FLIR Breach PTQ136 Multifunctional Thermal Imaging Monocular

 

Consumers of outdoor and tactical media love learning about the latest products that can add value to their experiences afield. But they get really excited when they learn they can actually win one of those items – especially something as exceptional as the new FLIR Breach multifunctional thermal imaging monocular.

From now until 12AM EST on July 31, 2018, any US citizen or resident who completes a simple online entry form will earn the chance to win a new FLIR Breach PTQ136 multifunctional thermal imaging monocular.

Featuring the new FLIR Boson core and a compact design, the FLIR Breach offers unmatched thermal awareness. Weighing only 7.4 ounces (210 grams), the FLIR Breach can be easily concealed in a pocket or mounted to a helmet with its mini-rail feature. Additional features include onboard recording of video and still images and seven color palettes for fast detection of objects, people and animals, day or night. Read more

Sightmark Citadel Riflescopes

(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Sightmark’s new Citadel line of premium riflescopes are on-target when it comes to affordable precision performance. Designed as perfect optic solutions for demanding, cost-conscious law enforcement and competitors, Citadel riflescopes are packed with the kind of features traditionally sought after by next-level shooters. The Citadel riflescope line is comprised of three variable magnification models: 1-6×24

(SM13038CR1), 3-18×50 (SM13039LR2) and 5-30x56LR2 Riflescope (SM13040LR2).

All models feature a fine-etched, red-illuminated reticle with 11 brightness settings; premium, fully multi-coated glass for razor-sharp clarity; single-piece, 30mm, 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum tube; throw lever for rapid magnification changes; IP67 waterproof, dustproof, fogproof and shockproof reliability; flip-up lens covers and Sightmark’s lifetime warranty. Read more

EOTech Introduces Two New Holographic Weapon Sights

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – EOTech, an L3 company, announced today that it has introduced two new holographic weapon sights (HWS), the XPS2 Green and EXPS2 Green, at the 2018 National Rifle Association’s (NRA) Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Dallas, Texas.
The XPS2 and EXPS2 sights have been favorites of hunters, shooters and law enforcement officers since their introduction in 2009. Now, with the addition of easy-to-see green reticles, which make it approximately six times easier to see in daylight, the XPS2 Green and EXPS2 Green provide users with faster target acquisition.
“EOTech’s new easy-to-see green reticles enhance our proven XPS2 and EXPS2 HWS, expand our portfolio and ensure that our products continue to meet the demands and expectations of our loyal customers,” said Ann Hanson, Chief Marketing Officer for EOTech. “We are excited to launch these new sights during this year’s NRA Annual Meetings, and look forward to seeing and hearing the response from the market.”
At just 3.8 inches in length and weighing a mere 9 ounces, the XPS2 is the shortest and lightest HWS offered by EOTech. It runs on a single 123 lithium battery, and its compact configuration leaves more rail space for rear iron sights or magnifiers.
The EXPS2 sight features easy-to-adjust side buttons and a quick-detach lever. Its increased height of 2.9 inches enables iron sight co-witness access in the lower third of the viewing window. Like the XPS2, the EXPS2 runs on a single 123 lithium battery.
The manufacturer’s suggested retail prices of the XPS2 Green and EXPS2 Green are $665 and $699, respectively. Read more

Leupold Introduces VX-4.5 for NRA Service Rifle Competition

BEAVERTON, Ore. — Leupold & Stevens, Inc., has announced the launch of the new 1-4.5×24 VX-4.5HD Service Rifle optic, designed for use on the National Rifle Association Highpower and Civilian Marksmanship Program Service Rifle competitive shooting circuits.

Featuring a 30mm maintube and 1-4.5 magnification, the VX-4.5HD was built to provide a top-of-the-line optic that fits within the strict standards that High Power Service Rifle competitions place on the use of optical sights. Read more

Trijicon Introduces Long-Range AccuPower Riflescopes

Wixom, MI   – Trijicon® Inc, manufacturer of Brilliant Aiming Solutions™, is proud to introduce three new long-range AccuPower® riflescope models.

The new Trijicon AccuPower 4.5-30×56 and 5-50×56 riflescopes reset expectations for flexibility and long-range performance. The powerful zoom gives precision rifle shooters, long-range hunters, and tactical shooters the tools necessary to acquire, identify, and engage targets.

The AccuPower 4.5-30×56 is available with either a first or second focal plane reticle. The first focal plane reticles provide fast target placement and a wind hold dot system, while the uncluttered second focal plane (SFP) milling reticles help shooters range targets with pinpoint precision.

For extreme long-range performance, the AccuPower 5-50×56 SFP riflescope features precise milling and hold-over reticles calibrated in both MOA and MRAD. Read more

Trijicon Adds Green Dot to Miniature Rifle Optic Line

Wixom, MI   – Trijicon® Inc, manufacturer of Brilliant Aiming Solutions ™ is pleased to add a green dot option to its MRO® line of sights.

The Trijicon MRO® with green dot continues the legendary dependability of the MRO and features an adjustable 2.0 MOA green dot. The exceptional lens clarity allows the dot to stand out against targets and backgrounds. The human eye is more sensitive to green, making this version of the MRO especially effective for fast target acquisition in low light and transitional lighting conditions.

The MRO with green dot features eight brightness settings, including two that are night vision compatible, plus one extremely bright setting for use with weapon lights or in very bright lighting conditions. The battery will last one year of continuous use at setting three.

The brightness control atop the optic is ambidextrous, allowing the user to adjust the brightness while maintaining fire control.  The MRO is parallax free, with infinite eye relief for quick and accurate engagement no matter your shooting position. Read more

SIG SAUER Launches BDX Electro-Optics System

NEWINGTON, N.H., (May 4, 2018) – The SIG SAUER Electro-Optics division today unveiled their all new Ballistic Data Xchange (BDX) rangefinders and riflescopes with integrated Applied Ballistics® and wireless Bluetooth® technology.  This groundbreaking BDX technology enables interoperability and key ballistic holdover information to be exchanged wirelessly between SIG SAUER BDX Electro-Optics products.  The foundation of the BDX system was designed for simplicity and ease of use.  SIG SAUER BDX requires no new learning, and uses the same tools hunters and shooters have been using for years.

How does BDX work? The BDX rangefinder and riflescope system is simple, fast, and intuitive.  Simply download the “SIG BDX” app available for Android or iOS smartphones, pair the KILO BDX rangefinder and SIERRA3BDX riflescope, set up a basic ballistic profile, and then you’re ready to shoot or hunt.  Once you are in the field, range your target as you normally would, and the KILO BDX rangefinder will utilize onboard Applied Ballistics Ultralight™ to instantly send your dope to the scope via Bluetooth.  Using your basic ballistic profile the ballistic solution is calculated for your target and will instantly illuminate on the BDX-R1 Digital Ballistic Reticle with windage and elevation holds in the SIERRA3BDX riflescope.  A blue LED on the riflescope power selector indicates that the BDX system is paired, and when the reticle has received new ballistic holdover and windage data from the rangefinder.

“Rangefinding riflescopes of the past have had two major shortcomings: they are either big, boxy and heavy, or extremely expensive,” said Andy York, president, SIG SAUER Electro-Optics.  “The revolutionary and affordable BDX system packs advanced ballistics technology into a simple platform that looks just like the rangefinder and riflescope that every hunter is using today. It is extremely simple to use; range a target, put the digital ballistic holdover dot on target, pull the trigger, impact.  Incredibly accurate and extremely simple, just connect the dot.”

The BDX family of rangefinders includes: KILO1400BDX, KILO1800BDX, KILO2200BDX, KILO2400BDX, and KILO3000BDX rangefinder binocular.  These rangefinders include many of the legacy features that the KILO name was built on: Lightwave DSP™ digital rangefinder engine, Hyperscan™ with 4 times per second scan rate, RangeLock™, and the Lumatic™ auto-adjusting display. Read more

Leupold Adds Six New Models to Award-Winning VX-Freedom Line

BEAVERTON, Ore. — Leupold & Stevens, Inc., has announced the addition of six new optics to the award-winning VX-Freedom line of riflescopes – including a Scout scope, an EFR model, and a CDS dial compatible model, among others.

This second wave of VX-Freedom riflescopes comes on the heels of the 10 models announced in early 2018. The extended lineup will feature two models ideal for AR/MSR platforms, a 1.5-4×20 with AR-Ballistic reticle, and a 3-9×40 with TMR (Tactical Milling Reticle.) Both feature 0.1 Mil/Click adjustments to match the milliradian increments of the reticles. Also added to the lineup is an Extended Eye Relief 1.5-4×28 Scout scope, and a close focus EFR (Extended Focus Range) 3-9×33 with Fine Duplex reticle, which is ideal for rimfires and airguns. Rounding out the new additions are a 3-9×40 featuring Leupold’s Custom Dial System (CDS) and a 450 Bushmaster model, also in 3-9×40. Read more

Burris Introduces Oracle Rangefinding Bow Sight

Provides exact distance to target and exact aiming points

GREELEY, CO — For over a decade, the Burris Eliminator LaserScope set the standards ballistic laser scope technology. To continue this legacy and commitment to hunters of all kinds, Burris introduces the Oracle laser-rangefinding bow sight, instantly providing compound bow-hunters exact distance to target and exact aiming point while at full draw.

The Oracle was designed for bow hunters who understand the importance of minimal movement and properly ranging targets when mere seconds and feet count. The Oracle eliminates aiming between pins by instantly calculating and displaying the exact aiming point for any distance and shot angle.

The laser activation button mounts to the riser for quick, convenient access.  A quick push of the button activates the built-in IR laser rangefinder. Within seconds, the range to the target is shown along with an illuminated pin for the exact drop and angle-compensated aim point.

The illuminated aiming pins are displayed on the vertical LED trajectory bar running through the entire midsection of the sight. The bar also displays a fixed 20-yard pin for a constant reference point when ranging targets. If the ranging is unsuccessful, the sight will display standard dots in 10-yard increments starting with the 20-yard pin.

The Oracle will learn the trajectory or drop for two different arrow configurations and will accommodate up to 176 inches of drop at 100 yards. Most bow set-ups will be able to achieve 80-110 yards depending on bow speed and arrow weight. Read more

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