The Swagger SEA 12 bipod turns any hunter into Steady Eddie.
X-Sound earmuffs from ATN Corp. boost sound, protect ears.
The bolt-action optimized Bolt-C Series thermal riflescope from InfiRay Outdoor helps hunters who enjoy working the graveyard shift turn night into day.
Exceptional features at a value price.
Swap your foam earplugs for something safer and more convenient with electronic noise reduction like ATN’s new X-Sound.
Night-vision optics are useful for hunting and other applications far beyond law enforcement and military use.
Here are some options for keeping your PCP air rifles fully charged and ready for action.
Bipods, tripods and shooting sticks — must have items that serious predator hunters should never leave home without.
The advantage of having a shooting aid to steady the shot when hunting predators is undeniable.
These aren’t the clunky, sound-muffling ear muffs you might be used to. Welcome to the new age of high-tech hearing protection at an everyman price.
Voted best Mouth Calls and Shooting Sticks by Predator Xtreme readers.
Combines traversing and pivoting action in a field-proven bipod design.
Zeiss introduces two new first focal plane riflescopes designed for long-range hunting and shooting.
For hunters and shooters who want to squeeze every bit of accuracy from their long-range rifles, it all begins and ends with a solid foundation.
Built tough for hunting and recreational shooting.
ATN’s X-Sight LTV offers everything you want in a digital riflescope and nothing you don’t.
Hunters can now upgrade their Ruger M77 rifles with a custom stock from Bell and Carlson.
Your gun is only as good as the scope you put on it, and that goes double for muzzleloaders.
For optimal accuracy in the field it's important to have a solid shooting platform.
CCI’s Quiet-22 ammunition is designed to drastically reduce perceived noise, making it ideal for easing youth and new shooters into the sport.
Don’t assume a scoped rifle, slug gun or muzzleloader is still driving tacks if you traveled to deer camp by airplane. Here are three tips for sighting-in firearms before heading into the field.
