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It's depending on alots of things, like for budget: Nightforce ATACR 7-35x56 F1 or 5-25x56 F1, Vortex Razor Gen 2 4.5-27x56, S&B PMII 5-25x56 or even an XTRII or III. Can't go wrong with USO either. A few good Lapua 338 scopes suggestion here- https://accurateordnance.com/

I have a pair of the Danner Men’s Tachyon tactical boots that I'm really liking a lot right now. I have a full hunting season and I started my shed season on them and they were as good as anything I used in the past.

Got a friend who wants to start hunting and asked me what was the most accurate out of the box rifle. He will shoot off the shelf ammo and didn't want to buy a 700 or Savage 10 and start replacing parts. Budget 1k or less. Thanks in advance!

Hi all! That's why i'm searching for a decent beginner compound bow for my wife. She shot a little archery when she was young kid, but she wanted to go back into it again. I prefer a pretty cheap bow, maybe $ 200. Also something with less weight and pulling long. If anyone has any advice or advice, I would appreciate it. Thank you

rifle scope reviews So browsing through all the scope dealers i could think of this one popped up. When i googled for rifle scope reviews and find any review's one came up as wish. Soo are they just selling cheap chinese glass at double the price or is it quality glass of a similar name?

Hi guys I'm confused to decide between 3 rifle hunting rangefinders to be used for hunting deer. • Nikon Monarch 800 • Bushnell Yardage Pro Legend 930 • Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout 1000 with ARC Thanks for any recommendations.

I am building a DMR style rifle and am looking for suggestions on which M1a scope I should be looking at. I am looking for something with the following features. A wide magnification range. Starting around 2.5 or 3 and going up to 15 or so. A front focal plane mildot reticle with mildot turrets Illuminated would be nice. Side parallax I don't mind spending some money, but I'd like to not spend more than 1500 tops. Any suggestions would be awesome! Thank you

Anyone with a particular broadhead prefers for bear hunting. Usually I use three blade Muzzy, but I am always open to new ideas.

I just got a Sig P229 and mounted a TLR-3 light on it. Due to the light and me being a lefty finding a good holster that is somewhat concealable is difficult. I'm trying to do some research for an IWB full kydex holster from a high quality brand and want to see if y'all have any positives or negatives to get a good idea of which company to go with.

I've been using a .308 rifle for whitetail deer. I find myself using 4x a lot at 75 yards . At 240 yards I would probably want 12x. once active I notice it annoying to not be ready to see my holes within the scope. I really like to see the animal close up when I take my shot.

I'm on a tight budget, and I would like to know what would be a good beginner compound bow. Just to give a little background to my query, I have been using a Horton crossbow passed down to me from my dad. I have been using it for many years now, but I’m looking to graduate to the compound bow arena, and follow up with the crowd. My uncles, dad, and best friend have been doing it, and keep egging me on to the game. So, I guess, I should try it out. I’ve heard a few things about the Hoyt, Bear and PSE. That’s the variation of what my peers have, but I am open to getting feedback on some more. I’d like to know what your preferences are, and the corresponding prices. I’m not looking for the newest in the market either, I figure some older designs may be enough, and at a lower price. any suggestions?

Any glove that is warm enough for the winter is too thick to fire, so just put a hand warmer on each side pocket side and stick my hand in my coat pockets and remove them from the shoot pockets. I thought of getting one of those sleeves that hold in the line of his belt and you stick a hand on each end so you want to shoot, you can stick hand warmer inside if you like. I'm still thinking about it. For hunting tips - https://lifeundersky.com/

What's your go to bait for river fishing for catfish? Going to fish a pool on Ky river next weekend from the bank. Be late evening and night time.

Paper tuning is one of the most common ways compound archers using mechanical releases determine whether their arrows are leaving their bows in a straight line. For details on paper tuning- https://www.goldtip.com/Resources/Tuning-Assembly/Paper-Tuning-(1).aspx Hope this will helps

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