SHIELD Sights competitors achieved outstanding results at the French Open 2026, with Team SHIELD securing four of the top five positions in Production Optics Division. Robin Grauffel, Luis Ehrhardt, Dylan Keppel, and Morgan Denoyelles demonstrated the performance of the RMSx competition optic at the international event.
The Wild Sheep Foundation is hiring a Visual Communications Manager to advance its conservation mission through strategic communications and visual design. Based in Bozeman, Montana, WSF seeks an experienced professional to develop engaging content across multiple platforms. Interested candidates should apply to Julie Tripp by June 30, 2026.
NSSF praises Sen. John Cornyn's introduction of S. 4775, the SHOT Act, which would strengthen the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act to prevent frivolous public nuisance lawsuits against firearm manufacturers and retailers. Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF Senior Vice President & General Counsel, stated the legislation addresses gaps created by court decisions that have allowed lawsuits in 11 states.
Hawke Optics announces the redesigned Vantage HD 30 riflescopes featuring System H2 optics with 11-layer multi-coating and improved clarity. Available in three models with various reticle options, these scopes include Zero-Stop turrets, illuminated reticles, and Hawke's No-Fault Lifetime warranty.
Meprolight® offers self-illuminating tritium-powered handgun sights including the Mepro Hyper-Bright™, Mepro Tru-Dot®, and Mepro FT Bullseye™ systems designed for defensive shooters. These sights provide enhanced visibility and faster target acquisition across various lighting conditions and are compatible with popular handgun models from Glock®, SIG Sauer®, Smith & Wesson®, and other manufacturers.
Stealth Cam announced the availability of the Revolver PRO 3.0 cellular trail camera, featuring AI-driven capabilities including false image detection, PIR zone selection, and Rack Alert technology. The camera delivers 360-degree coverage with 50MP resolution, dual-core processing for instant transmission, and built-in charging compatibility with lithium batteries.
Stealth Cam announces the availability of its Fusion MAX 3.0 Cellular Trail Camera, featuring a 100-foot detection range, 42MP photos, 1080P video with audio, and 0.4-second trigger speed. The camera transmits images and video in real time via the Command app and is compatible with FieldMAX Lithium Rechargeable Batteries and solar accessories.
Stealth Cam announced the Spectre 4K Pro Dual-Core Cellular Trail Camera, featuring revolutionary Command AI functions including AI-powered false image detection, PIR zone selection, and Rack Alert technology. The camera captures 56MP photos and 2160P 4K video with dual image sensors optimized for day and night performance.
Steiner eOptics will exhibit at Eurosatory 2026, the world's leading international defense and security exhibition, taking place June 15–19, 2026, at Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre. The company will showcase advanced imaging systems and optical solutions in the Beretta Defense Technologies booth, Hall 6, Booth D177.
If you’re a regular reader here, you’ve seen our reviews of Osight’s SE enclosed emitter models. We’ve tried out a red and a green model, both with three reticle options using a 2 MOA dot, a 32 MOA ring or both. There’s also a 6 MOA green dot-only model out there.
Osight has now added a 6 MOA red dot-only model which, you’d have to think, will complete their SE enclosed emitter line.
Aside from the dot color and size options, the SE sights are basically the same. Read our other SE reviews for the full picture. They’re well built, using 7075 aluminum housings and run on a CR1620 battery that’s accessed through a side-loading door so you don’t have to remove the sight to change it out.
Rated battery life is 75,000 hours, something we won’t be testing. Assuming that’s even remotely accurate, that’s over eight years of run time. I don’t know about you, but I like to swap my batteries out once every year or so anyway, so I don’t expect to have it ever conk out on me.
Being a smaller sight, the Osight SE 6 MOA red dot is built with the ultra-popular RMSc mounting footprint (Osight also sells a conversion plate for RMR mounts). In an earlier review, I mounted an SE on a Springfield Hellcat where it was was very much at home in an everyday carry role. Here, though, I put it on one of my favorite guns, the FN 509 Midsize Tactical.
As you can see, while it’s small enough to work on a micro-compact like the Hellcat, it’s isn’t out of place at all on the larger 509 Midsize. And for me, if you’re just going with a dot, the 6MOA dot size is the best option in virtually all lighting conditions (FYI, the dot doesn’t show as well in images as it does IRL with the naked eye).
In short, the verdict on this latest Osight SE model is pretty much as it was on the earlier models. This is a very well designed enclosed red dot sight that does everything you need it to do and does it at an incredibly affordable price.
Another feature of Osight’s optics that’s worth a mention is their packaging. In addition to including the sight, a battery and a range bag-ready adjustment tool, Osight ships their red dots with a fantastic kit that gives you a range of mounting screws so you can mount your sight to just about any pistol made.
This is just an incredibly handy thing to have in your arsenal.
They also thoughtfully enclose this “get started” card that’s pretty standard, except that it includes the recommended torque settings for the mounting screws…another thing that too few companies think about.
