Mini reflex sights have become a popular choice for tactical shooters, hunters, and competitive sports enthusiasts due to their compact design and rapid target acquisition. Many businesses and individual buyers are now turning to Chinese reflex suppliers for customized mini reflex sights. Here’s why. Advantages of Chinese Suppliers for Mini Reflex Sights Cost-Effective PricingChinese...

When looking for a rifle scope, choosing the right rifle scope manufacturer is just as important as selecting the right model. Certain scopes perform better with specific calibers, and quality varies between manufacturers. This guide will help shooters and retailers identify the best scope makers for different calibers. Why Caliber Matters for Scopes Different calibers produce varying recoil,...

Choosing the correct scope ring height is essential for accuracy, comfort, and rifle setup. If your rings are too low, the objective bell may hit the barrel; too high, and your cheek weld will feel unnatural. Here’s a quick guide to help you determine the right height. What Scope Ring Height Means Scope ring height is the distance from the top of the mounting rail (or base) to...

Choosing the correct scope ring height is essential for accuracy, comfort, and rifle setup. If your rings are too low, the objective bell may hit the barrel; too high, and your cheek weld will feel unnatural. Here’s a quick guide to help you determine the right height. What Scope Ring Height Means Scope ring height is the distance from the top of the mounting rail (or base) to...

The riflescope market has seen significant changes in wholesale pricing over the past few years, driven by material costs, technology upgrades, and global demand shifts. Understanding riflescope wholesale price trends is important for retailers, distributors, and shooting sports businesses planning inventory or partnerships. Key Factors Influencing Wholesale Prices Raw Material Costs –...

Choosing the right scope ring height ensures proper cheek weld, eye relief, and clearance for your objective lens. Here’s a quick guide to measuring and selecting the correct height. What Scope Ring Height Means Ring height is the distance from the top of the rail to the centerline of the scope tube. The goal is to: Keep your cheek weld natural, Provide enough clearance for the...

Bore sighting a red dot is a fast and popular way to get your optic roughly aligned with your firearm before live-fire zeroing. But how accurate is it — and what should you realistically expect from the process? This guide explains what bore sighting does (and doesn’t do), common methods, practical accuracy expectations, and a safe workflow to get on paper quickly and efficiently....

Short answer: sometimes — but not always. Whether your red dot should align with the front sight depends on your setup, purpose, and whether you’re using co-witnessing, backup iron sights (BUIS), or a dedicated red-dot-only sight picture. This guide explains the reasoning, pros and cons, and practical ways people use red dots with front sights so you can choose the best...

Sighting in a rifle scope — often called “zeroing” — is a basic but essential skill for any shooter. One of the most common questions newcomers ask is: which way should I turn the turrets when the point of impact (POI) is off from the point of aim (POA)? This guide explains the logic behind turret adjustments, how to translate your shot group into turret clicks, and...

Sighting in a red dot without shooting is a great first step: it saves ammunition and lets you do most of the alignment on a bench. These methods will get your dot close enough to “on paper” so a short live‑fire session can finish the job. What you need Firearm with red dot securely mounted (and unloaded) Stable rest or vise (sandbags, front rest) Target paper or plain white...