Want to relive your best shot or share the thrill of a hunt with friends and family? A quality hunting scope camera mounts right to your rifle’s scope and captures every moment—whether you’re deer hunting, shooting steel, or teaching a new shooter. The right scope camera is easy to set up, tough enough for the … Read more
You don’t have to spend a fortune for a scope that delivers crisp views, holds zero, and stands up to real hunting abuse. The market is full of options, but only a few scopes under $600 are trusted year after year by hunters in every state. In this guide, you’ll find the best hunting rifle … Read more
Shooting and hunting at 500 yards isn’t just about magnification—it’s about clarity, tracking, reliable turrets, and an optic that performs when it counts. Whether you’re hunting mule deer in the West, pronghorn on the prairie, or stretching your whitetail game in farm country, the right scope gives you an honest advantage. Here are the best … Read more
If you’re new to hunting and looking for your first rifle, the choices can feel overwhelming—especially when it comes to pairing your rifle with the right scope. The good news is, some of the best brands now offer “ready-to-hunt” rifle and scope combos designed just for beginners. No complicated assembly, no worrying if your rings … Read more
Ask any experienced hunter, and they’ll tell you: the right scope is just as important as the rifle itself when it comes to putting more deer in your freezer. The best gun scope for deer hunting lets you take ethical shots at dawn, dusk, and in tough weather—giving you a crisp, reliable view from the … Read more
In the woods, the field, or thick brush, the scope with the widest field of view gives you a real advantage—whether you’re tracking a running buck, swinging on a hog, or following fast-moving game. A wide field of view (FOV) means you see more, react faster, and make shots you’d miss with a “tunnel vision” … Read more
If you’re setting up your .22 rifle and scope for squirrels, you want accuracy for typical woods shots—most happen between 20 and 50 yards. Sight in at the right distance, and you’ll be dead-on for nearly every shot from the treetops to the ground. The Sweet Spot: 35–40 Yards The best all-around distance to sight … Read more
Every hunter dreams of the perfect moment: a buck steps out at last light, you settle in behind your scope, and the crosshairs stay rock-steady. But not all optics deliver that confidence—especially in the dim light, rough weather, and hard use of real-world hunting. If you want a scope that helps you take more deer, … Read more
Want the advantage of thermal vision but don’t want to re-zero your trusted day scope or carry two rifles? Clip-on thermal scopes are the answer. They mount in front of your existing optic, transforming your favorite daytime rifle into a night predator machine—without losing your zero or changing how your rifle handles. In this guide, … Read more
Every hunter wants a scope that’s clear, holds zero, and survives the bumps and weather of real-world hunting. But not everyone wants to spend a fortune. The good news? Today’s “cheap” scopes don’t mean poor quality—some are flat-out bargains, with features and reliability that rival scopes twice the price. In this guide, you’ll find the … Read more