Best Shot Tactical Blog

[...] At first glance, a rifle scope appears to be a fairly simple device. Look through the lens, aim, and fire. In its simplest [...]

[...] without the use of batteries. Another great short range scope is the Leupold VX-R 1.25-4x40mm rifle scope. This scope also includes Leupold's brand new fiber optic FireDot Reticle System technology so [...]

[...] . Hits on Paper Regardless of whether you’re using a red dot scope or an enhanced zoom rifle scope, you’ll need a point of reference – a starting point, if you will – to even begin making [...]

[...] gives you the ability to adjust the scope up and down. This is used in combination with the windage adjustment to zero in your scope, and also to account for bullet drop when shooting at long ranges. [...]

[...] , it’s time to start making your adjustments.  All optics have an elevation and a windage adjustment, allowing control of your reticule’s x and y axis.  Elevation adjusts the vertical [...]

[...] are typically on high powered scopes that might need additional adjustments at longer ranges. Objective Lens: The lens on the barrel side of the scope. The objective lens is measured in diameter and [...]

[...] shooter get a more firm grip on the firearm. Available in both rubber and granulate varieties, Talon grips don’t “slip on” to your weapon, they STICK ON to your weapon.  Designed by former law [...]

[...] bell-like shape of the housing for each ends' components. The objective bell houses the adjustable objective & lens. The other end of the scope is the eye bell. Adjustable Objective: Some scopes [...]