Too much winning! SHOT2026 Steiner Optics.

Published on May 16, 2026
Duration: 12:46

This video provides an overview of new optics and laser aiming systems from Steiner at Shot Show 2026. It details the Steiner MPS, a new enclosed red dot for subcompact pistols with an RMSC footprint, featuring a 1.6 MOA dot and shake-awake functionality. The Steiner Atlas, an advanced tactical laser aiming system, is presented with its low-profile design, VICSEL illuminator for a cleaner image, and ergonomic controls. The video also covers Steiner's American-made H6Xi and T6Xi rifle scopes, highlighting their lightweight designs, various reticle options (MRAD, MOA, BDC), and the new German-made M10Xi 1-10x LPVO.

Quick Summary

The Steiner MPS is a new enclosed red dot sight for subcompact pistols, featuring an RMSC footprint, a 1.6 MOA dot, and shake-awake functionality. It offers approximately 20,000 hours of battery life on the fifth brightness setting and is built with crisp, clear Steiner glass.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction at Shot Show 2026
  2. 00:12Steiner Booth Visit
  3. 00:28Steiner MPS Red Dot Introduction
  4. 00:40MPS Features: RMSC Footprint, 1.6 MOA Dot
  5. 00:56MPS Shake-Awake and Battery Life
  6. 01:36MPS Size Comparison
  7. 02:10MPS Availability: April-ish
  8. 02:45Steiner Atlas Laser Aiming System
  9. 02:54Atlas Design: Low Profile, Compact
  10. 03:29Atlas Battery Life and Power Source
  11. 03:41Atlas Ergonomics and Controls
  12. 04:04Atlas Apertures and Functions
  13. 04:19VICSEL Illuminator Explained
  14. 04:54Atlas Pointer and Illuminator Alignment
  15. 05:12Atlas Illuminator Modes
  16. 05:28Atlas Output Adjustment
  17. 06:18Atlas Construction: Magnesium and Aluminum
  18. 06:39Atlas Availability: Shipping Now
  19. 06:56American-Made Steiner Scopes
  20. 07:05Greeley, Colorado Facility
  21. 07:09H6Xi Hunting Scopes
  22. 07:13T6Xi Tactical Rifle Scopes
  23. 07:30Steiner German Glass
  24. 07:45H6Xi Series Hybrid Design
  25. 08:05H6Xi MRAD Turrets and Reticle
  26. 08:30H6Xi MOA Models
  27. 08:49H6Xi vs. T6Xi Design
  28. 09:01T6Xi Tactical Scope Features
  29. 09:39T6Xi LPVO Model
  30. 09:49T6Xi LPVO First Focal Plane
  31. 10:09T6Xi LPVO Reticle Design
  32. 10:33Prototype: Steiner M10Xi LPVO
  33. 10:54M10Xi 1-10x Magnification
  34. 11:14M10Xi Reticle Details
  35. 11:47M10Xi Availability Unknown
  36. 12:01Video Wrap-up and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Steiner MPS and what are its key features?

The Steiner MPS is a new enclosed red dot sight designed for subcompact pistols. It features an RMSC footprint, a 1.6 MOA dot, and shake-awake functionality. It offers approximately 20,000 hours of battery life on the fifth brightness setting and is built with crisp, clear Steiner glass.

What makes the Steiner Atlas laser aiming system unique?

The Steiner Atlas is a low-profile tactical laser aiming system featuring a VICSEL-based illuminator for a cleaner beam. It's designed for ergonomic use with LPVOs, has multiple apertures for different illumination modes (visible, IR pointer, IR illuminator), and is constructed from lightweight magnesium and aluminum.

Where are Steiner's H6Xi and T6Xi scopes manufactured?

Steiner's H6Xi hunting scopes and T6Xi tactical rifle scopes are manufactured in the United States at their facility in Greeley, Colorado. While the glass is sourced from Germany, the design, machining, and assembly of these scope lines are done in the USA.

What are the main differences between the Steiner H6Xi and T6Xi scope lines?

The H6Xi series are lighter, hybrid hunting scopes based on a 30mm tube, designed for portability. The T6Xi series are more robust tactical rifle scopes, often featuring 34mm tubes, locking turrets, and higher magnification options for precision shooting.

What is the Steiner M10Xi and when will it be available?

The Steiner M10Xi is a new German-made LPVO with a 1-10x magnification range, featuring a broken circle reticle with bright illumination at 1x and holdover markings at 10x. It was shown as a prototype at Shot Show 2026, and its availability and release date were unknown at the time of filming.

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