Start With the Real Shooting Distance
Target size, terrain, hunting conditions and expected distance should determine the useful magnification range—not the highest number available.
Texas Guns Rifle Scopes
Shop hunting scopes, LPVOs, rimfire scopes and precision rifle optics for close-range speed, field use and long-range performance. Texas Guns helps you compare magnification, objective size, reticle, focal plane, turrets, parallax and mounting requirements.
Target size, terrain, hunting conditions and expected distance should determine the useful magnification range—not the highest number available.
Magnification range, objective diameter, field of view, eye box, low-light priorities and total weight must work together on the rifle.
Compare first- and second-focal-plane reticles, MOA or MIL adjustments, parallax control, turret features, tube diameter and required ring height.
Scope fitment depends on the rifle, receiver or rail, tube diameter, objective clearance, ring height, eye relief and hardware. Use the correct torque values, level the optic properly and confirm zero before use.
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