Steiner Optics, a leader in precision, military-grade optics engineered to perform in the most demanding environments, will exhibit at the 2026 National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) Conference, August 30–September 4 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Steiner will showcase a selection of professional-grade riflescopes, red dots and tactical optics designed to meet the demanding requirements of law enforcement professionals.
The National Tactical Officers Association is dedicated to providing law enforcement professionals with the training, education and resources needed to enhance tactical operations and officer safety. The annual conference brings together officers, tactical teams and industry professionals to explore groundbreaking strategies, share knowledge and connect with fellow officers at the forefront of law enforcement innovation. Attendees can participate in specialized training, educational sessions and networking opportunities while exploring the latest equipment and technologies developed to support modern law enforcement operations.
Among the featured products will be the Steiner T1Xi red dot, recently recognized as the top-performing red dot in a border state agency's optic evaluation. Built for duty rifles, the compact T1Xi features a tubular design, three selectable reticle options, 11 illumination settings, night-vision compatibility, a rugged nitrogen-filled housing.
Steiner will also introduce the MPS 2.0, the latest evolution of its battle-proven MPS micro pistol sight. The enclosed-emitter optic features a reinforced all-metal housing, ACRO footprint, oversized brightness controls, a redesigned magnetic battery cover. The MPS 2.0 is ideally suited for duty pistols, rifles, and shotguns.
The U.S.-made T6Xi tactical riflescope will also be on display, featuring six-power zoom, locking turrets, a second-rotation indicator and rapid magnification adjustment. Waterproof, fogproof and shockproof, the T6Xi is engineered for precision and reliability in demanding duty applications.
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