Aimpoint's new small, light optic features interchangeable turrets to adjust for bullet drop and windage.
If your agency is allowing officers to use red dot sights on duty pistols, then it needs to have a policy that covers issues such as training, equipment, and qualification protocols.
In the Trijicon booth at SHOT Show 2020, POLICE Contributing Web Editor Doug Wyllie gets the rundown on some of the company's many new optics, including the new Credo family of scopes.
Companies that make law enforcement tools, gear, and wearables brought their newest and most innovative products to this year's show.
Building off the success of its proprietary L.E.D. technology, Holosun is introducing a gold reticle in the HE512C-GD. In addition, this model features MRS allowing the user to select
Officers and agencies have to be willing to rethink firearms training to gain the benefits of adding optics to duty handguns.
Meprolight’s new Mepro Foresight is infused with the latest optic technology offering a heads-up display with key operation data and allowing shooters to easily zero and store up to 10 zeroing profiles for 10 different guns and/or loadouts, regardless of caliber.
The Meprolight Mepro FT Bullseye incorporates an aiming point in an illuminated dot and circle bullseye and is day/night and low-light operable with no batteries needed. Three new FT Bullseye sights will be available in December 2019: Glock 42/43, SIG Sauer P365 (not SAS version), and the new FT Bullseye sight for the CZ P10.
Meprolight, a leader in a variety of optic solutions from electro-optics sights, thermal sights and devices, to self-illuminated sights, and innovative pistol sights, will be exhibiting at the National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers (NASGW) Expo Oct. 22–25, 2019 in Orlando, FL.
Holosun's new premium micro red dot optic, the HE508T-RD, is a pistol-sized optic protected by a CNC machined titanium housing.