Learn how to bore sight your rifle without firing with a red dot. Discover why and how boresighting without firing differs, and explore some special red dot sight features you need to achieve this. 

Should you put a red dot on your handgun? This blog breaks down when a red dot sight makes sense, when it doesn't, and what kind of red dot to go for if you are going down this way.

So, what exactly is MOA? How exactly does it work on a red dot sight? And more importantly, how do you know whether you need a 2 MOA, 3 MOA, or 4 MOA dot?

 Is there an objectively better option between a red dot sight and a green dot sight? Should the color of the reticle be a primary concern if you are in the market for a reflex sight? Explore the d...

When it comes to precision shooting, whether for hunting or tactical applications, your optic can make the difference between success and failure. The right scope transforms your firearm from a bas...

The AR-15 platform has earned its reputation as America's most versatile rifle, capable of adapting to countless configurations for hunting, tactical applications, and competitive shooting. When it...

Whether you’re a seasoned marksman or a weekend plinker, understanding reticles—the crosshairs or aiming points in your optic—is critical for accuracy. With terms like BDC reticles, red dot reticle...

The article reviews the 2MOA Smiley Face Red Dot Sight, highlighting its blend of fun and functionality. Key features include a unique smiley face reticle for quick target acquisition, 2MOA precisi...

The article provides a step-by-step guide to mounting, adjusting, and optimizing the 1x20mm Tactical Red Dot Sight with Riser (4 MOA) on Weaver rail systems. It begins by confirming the sight’s com...