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Shooting
Leupold VX-4HD 3-12x50 Review: Tested From 25 to 308 Yards
The Leupold VX-4HD 3-12x50 pairs a clean Duplex reticle with a locking elevation dial that lets hunters range, dial and aim without clutter. We tested its optics, zeroing system and repeatability at the range.
Beyond the Booths 2026 • Nocpix
Nocpix
Nocpix RICO 2 (Rugged Infrared Compact Optic)
The Nocpix RICO 2 delivers cutting-edge thermal performance with advanced imaging technology and precision-driven features.
Beyond the Booths 2026 • Nocpix
Nocpix
No More Guesswork: Testing Nocpix’s Smart Built-In Laser Rangefinder Scope
The Nocpix BOLT L35R is a no-nonsense thermal rifle sight built for hunters who demand reliability and real-world performance.
Shooting
Pulsar Thermion XL60 Scope, Telos LRF XL50 Monocular: Review
A pair of next-level, scary good thermal optics.
Hunting
Prairie Dogs: Varmint Control & Conservation With A Sightmark Latitude
To get on top of prairie dogs, its essential to have a good scope so you can take care of them at a distance.
Shooting
Introducing the Sightmark Wraith Mini Thermal Riflescope
The Wraith Mini Thermal Riflescope is a compact, lightweight optic with a 384 sensor and 1400-yard detection range, and it's new for 2023.
Hunting
Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP55 Multispectral Riflescope
Pulsar®, a leading innovator in optics technology, unveils the revolutionary Thermion Duo DXP55 multispectral riflescope, transforming the world of optics forever. As a significant upgrade to the game-changing DXP50, this groundbreaking riflescope sets a new standard for versatility in day and night use with its exceptional blend of thermal vision and full-color daytime capabilities.
Hunting
Pulsar's Flagship Riflescope: The Thermion XP50 Thermal
Pulsar's most affordable thermal riflescope is also its most popular. Meet the Thermion XP50 Thermal.
Gear
I Crashed Onto My Rifle in West Texas—Did the Leupold VX-3HD Hold Zero?
I was hiking down the side of a dry wash in West Texas, when my feet went out, and I crashed onto the rocky slope—and right onto the scoped rifle slung over my back.
Hunting
Hunting Hogs with Casey Donahew
In Texas, there is a hog problem, and it is spreading. Hogs destroy crops, valuable land, and even run off deer populations. So when I was asked to not only...
