Quality, dependable binoculars are essential for any hunt if you want to be efficient and effective; no ifs ands or buts about it. Furthermore, we are firm believers in putting our glass to work, because, ultimately, that's what they were intended for - to aid you in the "spot" portion of your "spot and stalk" hunt. In contrast, we do understand that it's hard to justify dropping a sizable amount of cash on a pair of optics. However, we will be the first ones to admit that we have, in the past, had to kick ourselves for skimping on glass and settling for mediocrity. Yes, at the first sight of inclement weather and rapid temperature change, on a hunt we saved and planned for (two years in the making), the optics we reluctantly purchased to save a few measly bucks, all but quit working and left us high and dry.

We believe in American Built products. We won't compromise on quality and we'll only invest in true professionals that do their utmost to achieve the best results in terms of design, comfort, function and ergonomics. In Newnan, Georgia, at Yamaha's state of the art factory, those principles are the key foundation in which the all-new 2018 Kodiak 450 was built upon.

Some might call the Ruger® Super Redhawk® and the Super Redhawk® Alaskan Revolvers a bit of an overkill, but we're overkill kind of folks. The Super Redhawk® was designed and made for one thing, to quickly and effectively drop big game in either a hunting or self-defense scenario.

Short and streamline, light weight, easily carried in just one hand and quick to shoulder – the Ruger Hawkeye Compact Rifle hits all the sweet spots when it comes to a firearm that is uncumbersome, in the field. Weighing in at 6 pounds or less with an overall length of just 35.5 inches, this compact Hawkeye from Ruger may be small, but it is plenty capable.