gear & optics

Practical hunting gear beats gimmicks every time. These four budget picks deliver real field value without wrecking your Christmas budget.

Heyday is setting in motion innovation in decoy design and construction, but also innovating new items for use by waterfowl hunters. 

Trijicon has now released the RMR Type 2 with a green 3.25 MOA dot. On paper, the optic is unchanged from the RMR Type 2 that has set the standard for rugged miniature reflex sights.

Weapon-mounted lights have become increasingly popular on modern firearms due to their improved power and general usefulness for defensive shooting.

I had the chance to test the Burris Fullfield 4-16×50, and I can honestly say this optic has a great chance of ending up on one of my rifles.

From hinge to tension to thumb, there are many handheld releases to choose from. Here’s why index-finger releases still rule the bowhunting roost.

Hunters have different needs from other shooters when it comes to choosing optics, and it can be a challenge to find the right one. But once you understand a few basic things about how optics work, it gets a lot easier.

The durable and adjustable Primos Trigger Tall Tripod Shooting Sticks are ideal for a variety of uses.

Estimated reading time: 1 minute Vortex just added another layer of customization to its popular Defender red dot lineup. The Defender-CCW, Defender-ST, and Defender-XL, already praised for their durability and performance, are now shipping in a new tan housing. It’s a small change, but it gives options for shooters who care about aesthetics, camouflage, or just want their gear to match their [...]