#Rifle Optics

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"Sure y' can shoot that thin' straight, lass?" "You worry 'bout doin' yer job. I'll worry 'bout mine."

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ARKEN OPTICS LAUNCHES THE LH-6 1-6x24 SFP LPVO RIFLE SCOPE

Arken Optics has announced the launch of their new LH-6 1-6×24 SFP LVPO rifle scope. Arken Optics state “The LH-6 1-6×24 Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) is designed to deliver unrivaled experiences that meet the demand of competitive shooters, hunters, and tactical teams. This LPVOis engineered to ensure the utmost reliability and durability in the harshest of environments, ensuring you have…

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Scott Conditt reviews the X-Vision Flex 2, an innovative thermal reflex sight offered by X-Vision Optics. This versatile thermal optic, distinct from traditional telescopic sights, integrates a 2.56-inch AMOLED screen that presents crisp and vibrant full-color thermal images. With features like 1-4x digital magnification, a 25mm objective lens, and Picture-in-Picture (PIP) range, it can detect heat signatures up to 1,700 yards. Conditt tests the sight on a Springfield Armory SAINT Edge rifle, appreciating its intuitive controls and exceptional display. He also highlights its potential for varied applications beyond hunting, including industrial and rescue operations, despite suggesting careful handling of its delicate components like the screen and lens. Overall, Conditt finds the X-Vision Flex 2 a valuable addition to thermal optics technology, particularly appealing to hunters and professionals requiring high-fidelity thermal imaging.

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Tips To Improve Accuracy And Precision For Long Range Shooting

The Optics:

To accommodate broad shooting circumstances, choose a long range scope with adjustable magnification. Higher magnification enables larger target sightings in a riflescope at greater distances. Choose a big objective lens to gather more light, which is especially helpful in low-light situations and for optimum clarity at long range. Consider a ballistic reticle-equipped scope. These reticles have built-in indications for windage and elevation changes, which makes aiming easier and improves long-range accuracy.

Crosshair Alignment:

Align the crosshairs precisely with the center of your selected target. Remember to account for windage (horizontal movement) and elevation (vertical movement) modifications based on distance, wind conditions, and other environmental factors.

5. Riflescope brand matters:

When selecting a precision riflescope, numerous brands offer high-quality choices. Popular brands include Vortex Optics, known for affordability and crisp optics; Schmidt & Bender, which has been making riflescopes since 1957, SIG Sauer Optics, renowned for exceptional clarity and precision; Nightforce Optics, offering unmatched quality and accuracy at a premium price; Zeiss, known for making rugged riflescopes; and Swarovski Optics, revered for unparalleled optical quality and craftsmanship. Choose the brand that best suits your needs and budget for long-range shooting success.

To sum it up, mastering long-range shooting requires dedication and continuous improvement. Practice the fundamentals, refine your skills, and choose the right gear. Remember, breath control, consistent pressure on the trigger, and understanding ballistics are crucial for success. Explore advanced techniques like reading wind and weather, and seek guidance from mentors and training courses.

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The Ruger American Ranch Rifle | Steiner T6Xi 1-6 LPVO

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Elevate every shot with the Zeiss V4 4-16x50 Reticle 64 ZMOAI-T30 ASV Elevation

ring mounted rifle scope. Their compact design and perfect balance between a wide field of view and large magnification range is ideal for all types of hunting.  Conquer accuracy with Zeiss and transform every shot into a success story..

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What’s the Obsession? Modifying Your Firearm…

We’ve all been there, well most of us that are really into firearms. Many of us try our best to leave our new firearm alone. That new pistol or rifle, well it came from the factory this way, so why change it? How could we possibly make it better? If I modify it, won’t those modifications possibly affect it’s reliability? These truly are valid questions and thoughts when it comes to whether or not one should modify their firearm. Of course budget aside…any firearm can have modifications that can be an improvement upon the looks, the function and yes, even the reliability in some cases. When a manufacturer produces a firearm, they look at many things including profitability. Materials, machining and other factors come into play of course.

I for one am a tinkerer… always looking at ways that I can somehow improve some aspect of a firearm or match the aesthetics to my taste. Probably the most common change that I make to most any firearm I acquire would be the trigger. Other than the grip, buttstock or hand guard, the trigger is the one part of the firearm that you’ll spend most of your time touching. Brownells offers triggers for most every commonly produced firearm. When it comes to pistols, Apex triggers are my favorite and Geissele over on the rifle side of the house. But even if a particular trigger isn’t available, there’s still work that can be performed to existing components, such as polishing or even a spring change which is very common with revolvers. Improving the trigger feel, break and crispness can take a firearm to a whole different level.

Sights are inline with the trigger as far as the firearm component you utilize the most. Whether it be an optic or just regular iron sights, tailoring your sights to your personal preference can make a huge difference in shoot ability of your firearm. Sights from Trijicon, Night Fision and TruGlo to name a few. Optics companies abound over on Brownells website. Brownells even has their own line of magnified optics.

The 3rd item that is commonly replaced is going to be grips, stocks and hand guards in the case of a rifle. In the case of a handgun, grips can help you retain a better purchase while firing. Revolver grips from companies like Hogue are very inexpensive, but make a huge difference giving this a best bang for the buck in my opinion. On a rifle, a different stock can change your length of pull or add a sling attachment point. Hand guards are available in different lengths and weight and can transform the whole look or allow other accessories such as weapon lights or vertical grips.

Yes, I am not one to leave my firearms alone, but I ensure they function properly once modified. Periodic cleaning and evaluation are performed to ensure proper wear, in case of trigger assemblies or mechanical upgrades. Screws and bolts are checked as well. Modifying your firearm isn’t for anyone, but can be very rewarding and you tend to learn a lot in regards to the mechanical workings of your firearm, especially is the case with trigger work. Even if you prefer not to modify yourself, there are plenty of competent gunsmiths out there that can help you out with that.