Trent Marsh of Riton Optics explains how to choose a scope not based on your rifle but what you truly need for your hunting scenario.
Tag: rifle scope
Fast, Light Deer Rifle Scope: Leupold VX-Freedom 1.5-4×20 MOA-Ring
Deer hunting is a 100-yard-or-less game for most of us. Small woodlots, thick swamps, timber cuts and public land are where we often chase pressured whitetails — exactly the locations that the Leupold VX-Freedom 1.5-4×20 MOA-Ring Riflescope is made for.
Maximum Bang for Your Rifle Scope Buck
Many hunters think that good-performing optics must come at a high price. TRUGLO’s new hunting scopes put such notions to rest.
Killer Tips for Setting Up a Shotgun
If you live in a state with restrictions on centerfire rifles, there are several ways to go to set up for hunting deer with a shotgun.
Ten Years in the Elements and the Scope is Just Fine
On one hand I don’t know whether to think this is a non-story because enclosed optics like binoculars, scopes and such are hyped as all kinds of “-proof” in the marketing materials. Waterproof. Fogproof. Freezeproof. Sun of Krypton Proof. Well, maybe not the last one. But on the other hand, a scope that’s been exposed […]
More Options Available in 1-inch Hunting, Target Scopes
It’s always good to have options and if you’re a deer hunter, being able to consider different sizes and reticles for your hunting scopes is an ongoing consideration. Some hunters want a scope for a slug gun or short-range situation, while others may favor a traditional 3×9 model or want a bigger objective. Whatever your […]
Sight In Your Scope Now For Deer Season
Several of West Virginia’s hunting seasons open in September, as do many throughout the Southeast and other parts of the nation for whitetail deer with archery gear. But firearms seasons are quickly approaching, and now is a great time for hunters to scout favorite hunting areas and properly sight in firearms to be sure they […]