How to Choose an Optical Sight: 10 Fit, Safety, and Use Checks
The Shooting Gears To choose an optical sight, start with the firearm, the distance you actually shoot, the target size, lighting conditions, eye relief, mounting system, reticle style, and how you will confirm zero. A sight that looks good on paper can still be wrong if it sits too high, has poor eye relief, blocks safe handling, or ...
