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Order gun scopes online from trusted brands like Leapers, Meprolight, NCStar, Riton, and Bushnell. Armored Boar Gunworks stocks high-performance, precision gun scopes built for long-range shooters, big game hunters, varmint hunters, and tactical enthusiasts who demand clear glass and accurate holdovers at any distance. From low-power variable optics to high-magnification precision scopes, we carry a wide range of magnifications, reticles, and turret styles to match every shooter and platform. Pair your optic with red dot sights for close-quarters versatility, or grab a pair of binoculars to spot game from a distance. Round out your kit with gun sights, laser sights, rifles, handguns, and rifle ammunition from our full inventory.
Buy gun scopes at Armored Boar Gunworks and find the right glass to stretch your effective range, improve low-light performance, and deliver consistent accuracy on every shot. Whether you are mounting a scope on a Central Texas deer rifle, dialing in a precision build for exotic game on the ranch, or adding magnification to a hog hunting AR for improved shots across open pasture and senderos, the right scope is the single most impactful upgrade you can make to any hunting or precision rifle.
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Armored Boar Gunworks is the trusted firearms and ammunition dealer in Chilton, Texas, and serves customers in the nearby cities of Waco, Temple, Cameron, Hewitt, and the surrounding Central Texas area. All firearm purchases at Armored Boar Gunworks are conducted in full compliance with federal and Texas state law, including ATF Form 4473 and a NICS background check for every firearm sale. Texas enacted constitutional carry in 2021, allowing eligible residents to carry firearms without a state-issued permit.
Gun scopes and mounting hardware are unregulated accessories under both federal and Texas law and do not require a background check to purchase. There are no state or federal restrictions on the ownership or use of standard optical riflescopes by eligible Texas residents. Texas hunters should consult the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for any season-specific regulations on sighting equipment, as certain special seasons or methods of take may restrict specific sighting aids for particular species. All firearms to which scopes are attached remain subject to all applicable federal and Texas firearms laws.
Scopes and mounting hardware should be inspected for proper torque and zero retention at the start of each hunting season and after any transport or impact. Central Texas heat during early season hunts and cooler temperatures during late season can both affect point of impact between range sessions and field use. A scoped rifle that has not been verified at the range should not be taken into the field. Contact Armored Boar Gunworks for help selecting the right scope, rings, base, or mount for your specific rifle and Central Texas hunting application.
Armored Boar Gunworks carries a selection of riflescopes spanning hunting, precision long-range, and tactical configurations from well-regarded manufacturers. Available options include variable power scopes in magnification ranges suited for Central Texas deer and exotic game hunting, low-power variable optics for AR and hog hunting platforms, and precision scopes for long-range shooting builds. Stop in or check online for current inventory and available models.
For most Central Texas hunting scenarios, a variable power scope in a magnification range that covers both dense river bottom brush shots and longer open sendero shots is the most practical choice. Hunters in tight cover benefit from lower magnification for faster target acquisition, while open-ranch hunters pursuing deer and exotic game across longer distances benefit from higher magnification for confident shot placement. Quality glass with reliable low-light transmission is essential for dawn and dusk hunts when Texas whitetail are most active. The staff at Armored Boar Gunworks can match the right scope to your specific terrain and hunting style.
For a dedicated hog hunting AR, a low-power variable optic in the 1-6x or 1-8x range is one of the most versatile choices, offering close-range speed at low power and enough magnification for confident shot placement across open pasture and senderos at higher settings. For longer-range hog control on open ranch ground, a higher magnification scope provides a more precise aiming reference. Night vision-compatible scopes are popular among Central Texas hog hunters who run after-dark operations on private land.
In a first focal plane scope, the reticle grows and shrinks as magnification changes, meaning holdover marks remain accurate at any power setting. In a second focal plane scope, the reticle stays the same apparent size regardless of magnification, meaning any built-in holdover or ranging marks are only accurate at one specific magnification, typically maximum power. First focal plane scopes are popular with precision and long-range shooters, while second focal plane designs are common in hunting scopes where shooting at maximum power is standard practice.
The right rings and mounts depend on your scope’s main tube diameter, your rifle’s receiver type and existing rail system, and the ring height required to clear your barrel and objective lens. Most modern rifles use either a Picatinny rail, Weaver-style bases, or receiver-specific proprietary bases. Ring height determines how far your scope sits above the bore and directly affects your cheek weld and shooting comfort. The staff at Armored Boar Gunworks can help match rings and mounts to your specific scope and rifle combination.
Yes. A quality riflescope is a practical and important upgrade for exotic game hunting on Central Texas ranches, where axis deer, fallow deer, blackbuck antelope, and other species are pursued alongside native whitetail across managed properties. The right magnification and reticle choice depend on the terrain and typical shot distances on your specific property or lease. A variable power scope that covers both close brush shots and longer open-country opportunities provides the most versatility for Central Texas exotic hunting. Always consult ranch-specific rules and current Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regulations for the species you are pursuing.
Start by bore-sighting your rifle at home to get on paper quickly at the range. Begin zeroing at 25 yards to confirm you are hitting the target, then move to your intended zero distance, typically 100 yards for most Central Texas hunting applications. Fire a three-shot group, then use your scope’s elevation and windage turrets to move your point of impact to your desired zero point, and confirm with a follow-up group. For open-ranch hunting where longer shots are common on senderos and open pasture, verify your holds at extended distances as well. Contact Armored Boar Gunworks for help with scope selection, mounting, or zeroing.
Verify your scope zero at the beginning of each hunting season, after any transport where your rifle may have been bumped or jostled, after changing ammunition, and any time your rifle has experienced significant temperature swings between storage and field use. Central Texas heat during early season dove and archery hunts can affect point of impact compared to cooler late-season sessions. A quick range confirmation before heading to the lease or ranch ensures your rifle is ready when a Texas whitetail, axis deer, or exotic game animal steps into range. Contact Armored Boar Gunworks for help with any scope or zeroing questions.
