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Cyclops has introduced a new handheld spotlight designed to serve as both a conventional, high-intensity spotlight, and a flood light/lantern for close-range illumination.

The new Zeiss Victory SF binocular is the best bird watcher’s binocular in the world, according to Zeiss. And they may be right. But it’s just as effective for hunting.

Are you a hunter that likes to see the world? Here are a few must-have products for those of you that routinely hit the road each year for destination hunts.

Hundreds of booths draw thousands of attendees to the Kentucky Expo Center to see the latest and greatest new archery and hunting gear.

The Cabela's Instinct Euro HD projects an impressively sharp, bright, high-contrast image, thanks in part to anti-reflection multi-coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces plus HD objective lenses that minimize color fringing. Cabela’s has been branding Meopta optics for many years, and this 8x32 might be its smartest selection yet.

The new Tract Toric utilizes top-grade Schott HT glass lenses multi-coated with anti-reflection coatings for improved image quality and superior light transmission values. The result is enhanced contrast—crisp, bright, razor-sharp images with minimal flare and glare, even when looking at or near the rising or setting sun.

A spotting scope is one of those ancillary shooting and hunting accessories that isn’t essential—until you’ve used one. Don't believe us? Try the affordable MeoPro 80 HD from Meopta.

Swarovski recently released yet another iteration of its famous EL binocular that doesn’t even try to improve the optics. Probably because it doesn’t have to.

The Alpen is better than most, and for the money, it's probably your best buy.