When optics manufacturers list a scope as MOA or MRAD (MILS) , they’re talking about reticle designs and turrets. Many of the same model long-range rifle scopes come set up for MRAD or MOA ...

Just when I thought the trend of short, fast, illuminated rifle ... MRAD-informed segmented circles. And illumination, a key attribute of this class of low-magnification optic, has become so blazingly ...

and the VMR-4 in MOA or MRAD. Vortex pairs magnification and reticles according to the intended applications of the scope. The same goes for capped and uncapped turrets – neither is better, it just ...

and you never know until to put the scope on the rifle. As Vortex offers the Venom in both an MRAD and an m.o.a. version, we selected the MRAD for no other reason other than personal preference.

Many have become complex optical instruments that, in addition to providing an aiming point, provide shooting solutions ... cards or coming off the scope to adjust turrets. This is a first focal ...

Though it lacked the colorful accenting, a Leupold was what I used the first time I reached out past 800 yards with a rifle ... the scopes proving more than adequate to the task. The turrets ...

(Matt Sampson) The only rifle Barrett brought was their MRAD; the complete MK22 package, too. It was equipped with a Leupold Mark 5HD scope and Barrett’s titanium alloy AM-30 suppressor.

Summary: Barrett’s Multi-Role Adaptive Design (MRAD) sniper rifle ... American Shooting Journal, and more. In his free time, he reviews optics on his Scopes Field blog.

The U.S. Army and Marines have placed an order for 768 Barrett MRAD rifles ... approximately $16,000 per rifle, includes a sound suppressor and a variable power rifle scope.