Optics Force

Optics Force carries the full Leupold lineup—from the VX-Freedom hunting scopes to the Mark 5HD precision rigs. Whether you need a 1.5-4x20 for close-range hunting or a 5-25x56 for long-range target work, they stock it. That includes DeltaPoint Pro red dots for pistols and ARs with multiple mounting options (dovetail, AR DLOC, 45° mounts, ring tops).

Leupold specs in stock: Mark 3HD (1.5-4x20 through 6-18x50), Patrol 6HD, Mark 5HD (2-10x30 through 7-35x56), VX-Freedom, DeltaPoint Pro variants

Binocular selection includes Nikon's full range—Monarch M5, Monarch HG, Prostaff P series (P3, P5, P7), Aculon budget line, and specialty models like OceanPro (waterproof/fogproof). Zeiss VICTORY SF and SFL binoculars available, with some listed as demo units carrying full manufacturer warranties.

• •Monarch M5: Wide interpupillary range, ED glass, quick-focusing
• •Prostaff P series: Lightweight, long eye relief options from 8x25 to 10x50
• •Aculon: Budget-friendly multicoated optics (T02 8x21/10x21, A30, A211)
• •OceanPro: Rubber-armored, waterproof polycarbonate body for marine environments
• •Specialty: Astroluxe 18x70, WX IF super-wide field, Trailblazer, Travelite

Browning trail camera inventory covers multiple product tiers: Strike Force, Strike Force FHD Extreme, Command Ops Elite 22, Dark Ops FHD Extreme, Dark Ops Pro DCL NANO, Pro Scout MAX models, and Defender Wireless Vision Pro HD. Purpose-built for scouting and property monitoring.

• •Leupold Mark 4 12-40x60mm: Multiple reticle options (TMR, H-32, inverted H-32)
• •Garmin Xero C1 Pro Chronograph: Ballistic data collection
• •Garmin Xero A1 Bow Sight: Auto-ranging digital archery sight (left-hand available)
• •Garmin Foretrex 901: Ballistic Edition wrist-mounted GPS navigator

Nikon Coolshot lineup: 50i (dual-locked Quake Technology), 20i GII (golf-specific), ProII (stabilized). Each engineered for distance calculation with different use cases.

Luna Optics LN-DTM1 digital tactical day-night vision monocular for operators and hunters working in low-light conditions.

Hunters building precision rifles, AR shooters mounting red dots and scopes, long-range competitors dialing in Mark 5HDs, bowhunters with digital sights, and property managers running Browning trail cameras. If you're serious about glass—whether it's a $150 Nikon compact or a $2,000+ Leupold precision scope—inventory is there.