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Since EOTech's sale to American Holoptics, a lot has changed at the company. We interviewed President Ed Schoppman and VP of Marketing John Bailey to get the scoop.

From riflescopes to rangefinders, manufacturers have brought plenty of new optics to market in 2020.

Remington files for Chapter 11 reorganization; American Holoptics takes control of EOTech; Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s announce bonuses; Fiocchi expands in Arkansas; Ruger reports big Q2 increases; Andy Place named new sales manager at Thorogood; and Streamlight shows law enforcement support.

When customers shake their heads about accuracy issues with optics, help them get on the mark with these proven tips.

Take a look at some of the hottest new hunting, shooting and outdoors products for 2020 from top companies.

In the latest shooting sports news, Otis Technology joins the fight against the coronavirus, and Legacy Sports International offers new conversion kits for Remington and Howa rifles.

Following the success of its Vudu optics line and U.S. SOCOM award, EOTECH is creating three distinct brands: EOTECH, Vudu, and L3 Field Vision.

Here are some updates and the latest tactical shooting sports news within the industry for Sightmark and EO Tech.

The makers of one of the world's best known electronic weapon sights has settled a lawsuit brought by the U.S. government after special operations troops and federal law enforcement agencies reported the sights failed in certain conditions.

The U.S. Special Operations Command is warning its operators that some of their electronic rifle sights might fail them in certain environments.

The EOTech Model 518 and 558 are available just in time for the holiday season and combine many of the most sought-after features, delivering a two-eyes-open accuracy and ease-of-use in a single package