LPVO(Low Power Variable Optics) is very popular in whatever hunting, tactical or competition for AR and carbine users. It helps to turn your rifle into both short-range and long-range solution for shooting.
Hi, the S6 LPVO riflescope has a 30mm tube, so you can go for the 30mm killfalsh.
Hi friend, I’m afraid that VictOptics 2-6×32 can’t hold it, it’s mainly for Airsoft, but you can check scopes from our main brand Vector Optics.
Hi friend, its reticle VMD-2 is a MOA reticle, for dimensions, check out the reticle picture here.
If the scope still can’t hold a group of hits, please contact [email protected] for support.
Hi friend, the honey comb is a sunshade or killflash for your scope lens. It reduce glare and obscure and hide the flash or shininess of the lens when looking at it from the front. It is a must for tactical purpose.
Here you can find the answers:
Pros | Cons | |
Wire reticle | 1. Low manufacturing cost
2. Provide no obstruction to light passing through the scope |
1. The shock resistance is weaker
2. The wire crosshairs are easy to get damaged 3. Unable to form complex reticle patterns |
Etched reticle | 1. Advanced technique etching
2. Better shock resistance and durability 3. Can realize complex reticle patterns 4. Reticle lines can be made thinner than wire reticles |
1. High manufacture cost
2. Easy to accumulate dust and fog during assembly |
Fiber reticle | 1. Very bright, can be used under the strongest sunlight
2. Can rapidly acquire targets at 1x. 3. Very little obstruction to the light transmission rate of the scope |
1. High manufacturing cost
2. Cannot achieve complex reticle patterns |
If you are using yards, then 1 MOA approximately equals to 1 inch (1.047”) at 100 yards, 2 inches at 200 yards and so on; If you are using meters, then 1 MOA approximately equals to 2.9cm at 100m, 5.8cm at 200m, and so on.
1/4 MOA is 1/4th of an inch at 100 yards. So if the bullet impact is an inch high at 100 yards, you need to adjust 4 clicks down to correct it.
When you know your bullet drop, you can make appropriate adjustments to ensure your target is hit next time.
MIL or MRAD stands for Milliradian and represents 1/1000 of a radian, it is mostly used in military and tactical precision riflescopes.
1 MIL is 1 meter at 1000 meters, and 1 yard(36”) at 1000 yards. Then 1 MIL is approximately 10cm at 100m, 20cm at 200m and so on.
It’s more of a habitual thing. If you are used to the imperial system, then you might find MOA more suitable to you; If you are comfortable with the metric system, then you might choose MIL over MOA.
Hi, for CQB at 70-100m shooting range, our S6 1-6×24 LPVO scope would be perfect.
In general, a 3-9×40 rifle scope is considered ideal for shooting at distances up to 300-400 yards for hunting and target shooting purposes. However, some factors such as the calibre of the rifle, the shooting conditions and the accuracy of the rifle need to be taken into account.
“AO” means Adjustable Objective. Some Victoptics scopes (for example OPSL09) have an adjustable objective ring, by rotating the objective ring you can adjust the focus and eliminate parallax.
It might because of astigmatism problem, kindly check our blog: Why does my red dot sight have a blurred aiming point?
Please examine the factors below:
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P.S. whether it’s at first-time shooting or not, you should always check the point of impact’s spread deviation, and make adjustments accordingly.
Please check the upper factors and make some adjustments, if the reflex sight still can’t hold a group of hits, please contact [email protected] for support.
The difference between an open and tube reflex sight:
A tube red dot sight is an enclosed red dot sight, usually bigger and heavier than an open style red dot sight. It is widely used on rifles and shotguns because it looks more like a traditional but smaller scope. While an open red dot is more likely being used on handguns due to its compact size and wide field of view. And mini reflex sights are especially perfect for handguns and fast-moving shooting competition.
Both tube and open red dot have unlimited eye relief, many levels of brightness setting, and compatible with magnifiers and night vision scopes. However, a tube reflex sight is more resistant to extreme weathers, because the enclosed tube red dot are filled with neutral gas to prevent it from dirt and splashing water.
Besides, though the elevation and windage are both adjustable on tube and open red dot, many shooters find that the Capped Adjustment on a tube reflex sight is easier to adjust with their fingers and nails, while it will definitely need a hex key for open red dot sights.
MOA stands for “minute of angle,” which is a unit of measurement used in optics to describe the angular size of a target or the adjustments made to a sight. In the context of a red dot sight, MOA is used to describe the size of the aiming point and the adjustments made to the sight to zero it in.
Specifically, MOA is used to describe the size of the red dot reticle in a red dot sight. A red dot sight with a 1 MOA reticle will display a dot that covers 1 inch of the target at 100 yards. Similarly, a 2 MOA reticle will cover 2 inches of the target at 100 yards, and so on.
MOA is also used to describe the adjustments made to the sight to zero it in on a target. Each click of the adjustment knob on a red dot sight typically corresponds to a certain number of MOA, such as 1/4 MOA or 1/2 MOA. This allows the shooter to make precise adjustments to the sight to ensure that the aiming point is on target.
In summary, MOA is a unit of measurement used in optics to describe the size of the aiming point in a red dot sight and the adjustments made to the sight to zero it in on a target.
Here is a red dot MOA chart for your reference.
Yes, all Victoptics red dot scopes are designed for Airsoft, airguns, hunting rifles and more. They can withstand that impact.
With Auto Light Sensor technology, the brightness of the red dot changes according to the level of ambient light to suit different shooting conditions. Of course, auto light sensor can be turned off if you prefer to adjust the brightness manually.
Multi-Reticle technology is a breakthrough from the traditional single red dot pattern based on the use of direct light source technology. The holographic reticle pattern is applied to an open mini red dot or a closed tube red dot, allowing the user to choose from multiple reticles or aiming points such as crosshairs, dots and other shapes to suit different shooting environments.
The ‘Footprint’ of a red dot sight refers to the shape and size of the base of the sight to ensure that it can be mounted correctly on a particular launcher. Specifically, this term is often used to describe the geometry of the base of the scope (usually rectangular or circular), as well as the number of set screws required to mount the scope and the position of the locating pins.
When purchasing a red dot sight, it is important to know the footprint of in order to select a red dot mount base that is compatible with your pistol. If the red dot’s footprint does not match your pistol, then you will not be able to mount the scope or may need to use some adapters to ensure that the red dot is securely attached to the pistol.
Red dot scopes generally have multiple illumination settings, and some red dot scopes will come with one or more night vision (NV) settings. Newcomers often mistake the (NV) setting for night vision scope, but this is not the case. If your red dot has a night vision setting, this means that it is compatible with night vision device.
Many people often mistake their red dot for being broken because the collimator does not appear when the red dot is turned on. However, if you put on a pair of night vision devices at this point you will clearly see the collimator. The (NV) setting on the red dot is mainly for tactical use and for some night hunting use. If your red dot sight has a night vision setting and you are unable to see with your night vision device at this time, then there may be a quality problem with your red dot sight.
1/3 cowitness height is a type of iron sight commonly used on firearms. It is a method of aligning the iron sights with a red dot sight or other optic. The sight picture is designed so that the iron sights sit 1/3 of the way up from the bottom of the optic, allowing for a clear view of the target area.
Roof prism binoculars are lighter and have a closer focus distance. It is a more modern design.
Hi friend, binoculars are mainly made of objective lens, prism system, eyepiece. To ensure the binocular is easy to operate, there are also center focus, diopter adjustment, twist-up eyecup, tripod adapter socket and more to guarantee your best experience. Here’s a picture for you to understand the binocular components.
The 8×42 binocular means that this binocular has a magnification of 8x, with a 42mm diameter objective scope lens. In a similar fashion,a “10×42” binocular means it has a magnification of 10x, with a 42mm diameter objective scope lens.
Note: Always follow proper safety procedures when handling firearms, including keeping your finger off the trigger and wearing eye and ear protection.
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Dovetail rails come in several different types and sizes, which mainly depends on manufacturer, such as 11mm, 3/8 inch, 12mm, 13mm, 13.5mm, 14mm and so on.
We are unable to ensure that our dovetail mounts are compatible with all kinds of dovetail rails. Still, our dovetail mounts fit most of the dovetail rails.
The most common method is measuring from the base to the ring center.
Yes, quality scope rings make a difference in accuracy. Steady, durable and suited scope rings will make your shooting more precise.
Our Bipods can be attached to AR15 rifle’s rails, they can be integrated into the grip or mount to AR15’s sling swivel studs using an Picatinny/ Weaver adapter. There is a tutorial video for mounting.
Yes, aiming devices like rifle scope and red sot scope with a Weaver mount will fit on a Picatinny rail. But Picatinny mount scopes will not fit on a Weaver rail, because Weaver rails have a slot width of 4.57 mm, a little narrower than that of Picatinny (slot width 5.23 mm).
Better not, over tightening the scope ring will make the alignment difficult to adjust, and may even result in crushing the tube. Advice is that you can tighten your rings slowly until they are aligned and cling to the scope.
A QD Picatinny Riser is an attachment for firearms that allows quick detach and reattachment of accessories mounted on a Picatinny rail. It raises the height of the accessory to provide a better sight picture or clearance for other equipment. QD stands for “Quick Detach” and refers to the mechanism that allows the riser to be quickly attached and removed.
VictOptics is dedicated to providing you with the most efficient and convenient service! We ship worldwide! For our customers, we have US-based, and China based warehouses committed to offering you the best service. For areas near our US warehouse, we will give priority to delivery from USA warehouses. Otherwise, it will be shipped from the local warehouse in China.
Yes, Victoptics.com is mainly for wholesalers or distributors looking for great prices on wholesale riflescopes, red dot sights, binoculars, scope rings and accessories. Most of our products have a minimum order of 10 units. Some products can be wholesaled from as little as 5 units. Bulk discounts are also available on most items.
Mix Wholesale is an extremely convenient wholesale programme that is friendly to small businesses such as gun shops or shooting clubs. VictOptics offers great discounts based on the quantity of products ordered, bulk price from only 10 pcs. And you don’t have to buy a single item for 10 pcs, for example you can buy a total of 3 riflescopes, 4 red dot sights, 2 binoculars and 1 laser sight.
The only requirement is that the total amount is no less than 10. Then, you can freely add products together to your order list!
VictOptics has a tiered pricing strategy. If you order 10-29 pcs, 30-99 pcs and 99 pcs +, the price per unit is different. One thing for sure is that the price per unit decreases as the customer purchases more units. For more details please contact [email protected] for a quick reply within 1 day.
We do not actually have a minimum order quantity for OEM/ODM products. But most of our custom orders from our customers are over 500 pcs, and 1000 pcs for some products at very low price such as lens covers, BB shields and pistol adapters.
The quantity depends on the specific products. For custom orders of rifle scopes and red dot sights, the quantity can be less. For other products, especially scope accessories, the customisation quantity must be higher due to their extremely low price. However, the quantity is always negotiable, so please feel free to contact us for more details.