Scope maker Leupold sells Redfield to Academy Sports Zac Kurylyk Featured April 21, 2021Leupold is trimming down its business, just as the North American shooting market booms. The Oregon-based scope maker has spun...
New Leupold scopes for 2021 Zac Kurylyk Featured February 11, 2021SHOT Show might not be running in-person in Las Vegas this year, but the firearms industry is bringing out new...
Trijicon and Holosun quickly settle patent infringement accusation Zac Kurylyk Optics September 11, 2020Here’s an oddity: A legal battle settled almost as soon as it started. Back in July of 2020, firearms optics...
Firearm Fundamentals Part 2: Before The Shot Eddie Banner Guns August 27, 2018We have been imagining Firearm Fundamentals as a tree, and in the last article we began with the roots of...
Styrka Optics Geordie Pickard Optics July 11, 2018There’s no denying that the optics market has become almost absurdly crowded in recent years. In fact, Styrka says the...
BUSHNELL SMRS REVIEW: A 1-8.5x24mm JAPANESE BEAUTY Daniel Fritter Optics September 7, 2017About six months ago we topped our Project M14 with a Bushnell Elite Tactical 3.5-21x50mm optic. Our first foray into...
NEW FROM SHIELD PSD OPTICS: MORE GOOD THINGS Geordie Pickard Optics February 2, 2016At Calibre Magazine, when we like a company, and we like their products, we always make a point of looking...
VORTEX SPARC AR & SPITFIRE AR PREVIEW Daniel Fritter Optics January 24, 2016Vortex’s new SPARC AR and Spitfire AR optics promise to change the way people look at AR-15 optics, and more...
HOW TO ZERO A RIFLE Daniel Fritter Optics December 4, 2015Choosing the best zero for your rifle Here at Calibre we see a lot of information on how to zero...
RANGEFINDING WITH MRADS Eddie Banner Optics November 27, 2015Most shooters, and definitely conscientious readers of Calibre magazine, are probably familiar with the term MOA, or minutes of angle....
