The Canik METE MC9 family has quickly become one of the most important carry-focused pistol groups in the Canik lineup. The original Canik METE MC9 brought the METE platform into a true micro-compact 9mm format. The Canik MC9 Prime added more capacity, a longer barrel, a flat-face aluminum trigger, and upgraded tritium sights. Then the…
Our customers have been asking us many questions about this particular EOTech Vudu optic, so we figured it was time for an EOTech Vudu 4-12 review. The EOTech Vudu 4-12×36 FFP is one of the more interesting scopes in the Vudu lineup because it does not fit cleanly into the usual LPVO or long-range scope…
EOTech holographic sights are popular because they are fast, durable, and easy to use under pressure. But when you start comparing models like EXPS3-0, EXPS3-2, EXPS3-4, EXPS3-DCR, XPS2-0, and XPS2-300, the reticle names can get confusing fast. The good news is that EOTech reticles are not hard to understand once you know what the numbers…
An EOTech magnifier is one of the easiest ways to add more distance capability to a holographic sight or red dot setup. Instead of replacing your close-range optic with a traditional scope, you can keep your rifle fast up close and flip a magnifier into place when you need more target detail. The main EOTech…
The EOTech EFLX is EOTech’s pistol and rifle-ready reflex sight line. If you are looking for an EOTech pistol red dot, EOTech MRDS, or EOTech mini reflex sight, the EFLX is the main model family to compare. The EFLX lineup includes open-emitter mini reflex sights in 3 MOA and 6 MOA versions, plus the EOTech…
EOTech Vudu Scope Guide: Which Vudu Scope Should You Buy? EOTech is best known for its holographic sights, but the EOTech Vudu lineup gives rifle shooters a full range of magnified optic options. Vudu scopes include LPVOs for AR-style rifles, compact mid-range scopes for hunting and field use, and higher-magnification scopes for precision and longer-range…
Holosun 507COMP vs 407COMP: Which Competition Optic Makes Sense? The Holosun 507COMP and Holosun 407COMP are both large-window competition pistol optics built for fast target transitions, wide sight picture, and high-tempo shooting. They share the same RMR footprint, large 1.1″ × 0.87″ window, side-loading battery tray, and competition-focused housing size. The main difference is the…
The Holosun SCS lineup is built around direct-fit pistol optics. Instead of starting with a universal optic and then figuring out plates, the SCS series is designed around specific handgun mounting systems and optic cuts. If you are shopping for a Holosun SCS MOS, SCS Carry, SCS 320, SCS PDP, SCS MP2, SCS VP9, or…
The Holosun 509T and Holosun EPS are both enclosed emitter pistol optics, but they are built around different footprints, housings, and mounting setups. The 509T is the titanium, 509T-footprint option. The EPS is the lower-profile K-footprint enclosed optic, with EPS Core models using an RMSc-style footprint. If you are choosing between the Holosun 509T vs…
Holosun thermal optics can be confusing at first because the DRS-TH, DRS-NV, and DPS-TH all blend red dot-style aiming with digital imaging technology. They are not the same optic, though. The DRS-TH is a rifle-style thermal red dot, the DRS-NV is a digital night vision red dot, and the DPS-TH is a thermal pistol red…