Frequently Asked Questions

What type of riflescope should I choose for tactical use?

For tactical use, match the riflescope to the expected distance, rifle platform, and policy requirements. Many tactical shooters compare magnification range, reticle design, turret controls, eye relief, and overall weight before choosing an optic.

Are riflescopes useful for both hunting and range shooting?
Yes, many riflescopes can work for hunting, training, and range use when the magnification range and reticle fit the distance and target type. Hunters often prioritize manageable weight and field visibility, while range shooters may focus more on adjustment precision and repeatability.

What is an LPVO rifle scope?
An LPVO is a low-power variable optic, typically used for close-to-mid-range rifle applications. It offers adjustable magnification, making it a popular option for carbines and rifles that may be used at varying distances.

Should I choose MOA or MRAD adjustments on a riflescope?
MOA and MRAD are two different angular measurement systems used for scope adjustments and holdovers. The best choice is usually the system you already understand, train with, or use with your range data, spotting partner, or department standards.

What should I check before mounting a riflescope?
Check that the scope, rings, mount, rail, and rifle platform are compatible. Also consider eye relief, ring height, optic placement, and whether the finished setup supports a comfortable and safe shooting position.