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Choosing the right optic for your setup

Budget honestly for optic and mount together. A $400 optic on a $30 mount is a bad combination — the optic will not hold zero under recoil. Geissele Super Precision and LaRue Tactical QD mounts are what we put on customer builds most often. They add to the cost but do not give you problems.

For magnified optics: first focal plane (FFP) reticles scale with magnification, so BDC marks are accurate at any power. Second focal plane (SFP) reticles are only accurate at max power. FFP is the correct choice for a variable magnification scope. Some exceptions exist for competition use.

Night vision is a category we can discuss in detail in-store — there is a wide range of quality and price, and the wrong purchase at the wrong price point is easy to make. Call ahead if night vision is what you are looking for.

Western Sport carries over 4,000 optics at our Roanoke, TX shop in the north Dallas–Fort Worth corridor — Leupold, Vortex, Trijicon, Sig Sauer, Holosun, EOTech, Burris, Steiner, Pulsar and ATN among them. We have been a licensed FFL since 2007 and the shop is run by a Type 07 gunsmith, so we mount, level and zero what we sell instead of handing you a box.

Magnified optics

Riflescopes from lightweight hunting glass to first-focal-plane precision scopes, prism scopes with etched reticles that work with a dead battery, and magnifiers that flip in behind a red dot.

Sights

Red dot & holographic sights for rifles, pistols and shotguns, iron & night sights including tritium and suppressor-height sets, and laser sights in red, green and IR.

Mounting

Scope rings & mounts, optic plates & adapters for cut slides, and optic accessories — caps, throw levers, anti-cant levels and lens care.

Night and observation

Thermal imaging for hog hunting, night vision, plus binoculars, spotting scopes and rangefinders, and weapon lights & flashlights.

Where to start

Match the optic to the distance you actually shoot. Inside 100 yards and moving, a red dot wins on speed. Past 300, you want magnification and a reticle you can hold with. In between, an LPVO does both jobs at some cost in weight. Whatever you pick, budget for the mount — a good scope on a bad ring shoots worse than a modest scope mounted properly.

Come by the shop and look through a few. We would rather you buy the right one once.