article · Apr 3, 2026 · Ballistic
Scopeswitch 2.0: A Smarter Way to Run an LPVO
For years, the only answer to quickly changing the magnification level on a Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) has been to add a throw lever. I remember the days when the only “throw lever” available was an aftermarket ring with a lever that had to be tightened down over the magnification ring. It took a while for scope manufacturers to include an optional or non-removable throw lever as part of the scope design. Even with this advancement, the shooter still had to use their dominant or non-dominant hand to engage the lever and change the magnification level. That was when the original Scopeswitc
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