“Tag: binoculars”

Early Monday morning I received a call from NRA Secretary Edward J. “Jim” Land, Jr., USMC (Ret.). Jim has the difficult, and at times enviable, job of running the corporation part of the Association, including the NRA Annual Meetings and the NRA Board Meetings. A shooter’s shooter, Jim is double distinguished, was a Marine officer in Vietnam and is one of the fathers of the modern Marine Corps sniping program.

The Nikon Prostaff 7 are long, but light binoculars at an affordable price that should last shooters and hunters for many years.

Nikon’s new MONARCH 5 All Terrain binoculars are waterproof, fog proof, rugged and lightweight enough for all-day carry.

Latest addition to Nikon's All Terrain Binocular line is hailed as the most powerful MONARCH yet.

Binoculars have got to be included on any list of required hunting gear. But with some optics running the cost of a good used car, many hunters try to save money by sacrificing quality. No need. This list of optics will deliver the headache-free surveillance capability most hunters require and leave a few bills in your bank account, too.

Pulsar has introduced a third generation of night vision products.

Zeiss has brought out 8x32 and 10x32 binoculars in its CONQUEST line of optics.

Leupold released the BX-4 McKinley HD at SHOT Show 2013. The HD gives you a bright, sharp image, and with flat lenses these binoculars give you a full flat view across the entire visual field. This optic has extended twilight lens coatings for great low-light visibility, and comes in 8x42 and 10x42.

Leica introduced the revolutionary Geovid HD-B Laser Rangefinding Binocular at SHOT Show 2013. The binoculars use the Perger Porro prism system, an updated ergonomic bridge construction, and a laser rangefinder with a multifunction ballistic computer to deliver high-quality optical performance.