Mike Powell turns his eye – well, both eyes – to the Pulsar Accolade thermal binocular and its eye strain-reducing capabilities. Fox numbers in my area seem to have been high. There are various reasons for that, one of which…
rangefinding
Mike Powell reviews the Pulsar Accolade
Tagged with: fox, mike powell, monocular, pulsar accolade, rabbits, rangefinding, RSPB, shooting, thermal binocular, Thomas Jacks
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Victory Rangefinders
In terms of features, Zeiss’s rangefinding binos have absolutely everything: integrated ballistic information system (BIS II), Bluetooth connectivity, compatibility with the Zeiss Hunting app. Using this app, your ballistic data can be uploaded to the rangefinder from your phone, with…
Stalking getaway with Paul Childerley
Getting a break from the constant demands of being a gamekeeper, Paul Childerley heads out for an evening of much-needed R&R: rifle and roebucks. I set off on a sunny afternoon in May to try my luck on a roebuck and…
Tagged with: bipod, cordura, deer, digitex, gamekeeper, gralloch, paul childerley, primos, rangefinding, rifle, roe doe, roebuck, sako, shooterking, stalk, woodland, zeiss
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Dial or hold?
What’s the best way to adjust for windage and elevation? Will O’Meara gives you his masterclass to getting it right – at every ethical hunting range
Tagged with: aiming, compensation, elevation, hunting rifles, rangefinding, technique, wind drift, windage
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Laser precision
The new rangefinding scope from Burris claims to give shooters a reliable point of aim as well as a range. Tim Pilbeam finds out whether it really works
Tagged with: burris, eliminator, laserscope, rangefinder, rangefinding, review, scope
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Posted in Optics, Reviews
