July 24, 2024
By The Editors
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(Photo courtesy of Nosler) Nosler’s new SR-30K suppressor, commonly referred to as the K-Can, hits the sweet spot between size and noise suppression with an overall weight of 7.2 ounces and a length just of under 6 inches. Similar in design to Nosler’s SR-30ALTi suppressor, the K-can utilizes a proprietary baffle stack design to maximize noise reduction and mitigate recoil and muzzle blast. The compact K-Can is ideally situated for hunters when space and weight are premium. MSRP $730 nosler.com
Kuiu Distance Duffel Bag(Photo courtesy of Kuiu) From the range to the blind, Kuiu’s new Distance Duffel is your storage solution, providing 2,200 cubic inches of smart gear organization. The well-designed range bag features a structured bottom panel, integrated storage compartments and a removable internal tote. Like everything from Kuiu, the new bag is built to uphold the rigorous demands of adventure while keeping your gear both organized and accessible. MSRP $150 kuiu.com
(Photo courtesy of Peak 44) The new carbon-fiber Teton Tripod from Peak 44 provides both stability and versatility in a lightweight offering, weighing just 2.9 pounds. Oh, and the legs detach and double as durable trekking poles, too. The Teton Tripod features a unique swivel joint design with a protruding center post to provide users with a wide range of angle adjustments as well as a buttery smooth pan head with a micro-adjusting pan arm. The head is Arca Swiss compatible to accommodate a wide range of shooting and glassing accessories. MSRP $370 peakfortyfour.com
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(Photo courtesy of Fiocchi) As the name suggests, Fiocchi’s new KnockDown ammunition line delivers on promises of deep penetration, bone-breaking energy transfer, flatter trajectories and controlled bullet expansion. These outcomes are the direct result of a new, solid copper hollow-point bullet paired with Fiocchi’s proprietary powders that maximize efficiency and performance. KnockDown ammunition is available in a range of popular cartridges from .243 Win. on up to .300 Win. Mag. MSRP $42-60 fiocchiusa.com
(Photo courtesy of Arken Optics) Functionality and affordability bleed through Arken Optics EPL (Extreme Precision Light)-4 6-24x50 FFP riflescope. It features Japanese Extreme Low Dispersion glass, maximizing optical performance, as well as their AZS Zero Stop System and capped windage turret. Depending on personal preference, shooters can choose between both MIL or MOA reticles in Arken’s popular VHR (Variable Hunter Reticle) and VPR (Variable Precision Reticle) configurations. MSRP $490 arkenopticsusa.com
(Photo courtesy of Silencer Central) Silencer Central has been at the forefront of the suppressor’s rise to popularity in recent years, streamlining the arduous task of applying for and legally obtaining a suppressor. They also engineer and manufacture impressive cans. As the name suggests, the Banish Backcountry is made to take on the rugged and remote expanses of the West without weighing you down. The compact titanium suppressor weighs a mere 7.8 ounces, is 5.5 inches long and suppresses gunfire to well within the hearing-safe threshold. MSRP $1,100 silencercentral.com
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(Photo courtesy of Garmin) Garmin’s new Xero C1 Pro chronograph elevates the discerning shooters capabilities and arms them with invaluable ballistic data from a device that fits in the palm of your hand. The Xero C1 is precise, easy to operate, measures projectile speeds from your favorite bow on up to the screaming speeds of modern centerfire cartridges and features battery life of up to six hours. Data collected also syncs directly to your phone when paired with their ShotView app. MSRP $600 garmin.com
(Photo courtesy of Spartan Precision) Spartan Precision’s new Hoplite tripod thrives in the backcountry when weight is a premium, offering a lightweight (1 lb., 5 oz.) tripod system for both rifle and optic support. The Hoplite features the MagnaSwitch Quick Detach System, rapidly locking in your rifle or optics with their patented magnetic Spartan Classic Adapters. Other noteworthy features include an integrated ball head with adjustable friction, rapid leg deployment and its modular design that is compatible with a full range of Spartan M14 leg options. MSRP $595 javelinbipod.com
(Photo courtesy of Riton Optics) Riton’s 3 Primal 3-18x50 riflescope checks all of the boxes needed for a versatile hunting scope. It sports an adequate magnification range for close to long-range shooting scenarios, a simple first focal plane reticle and an enhanced optical system designed to maximize clarity and enhance color in all lighting conditions. Other noteworthy features include an illuminated reticle with six levels of illumination to choose from and Riton’s modular Dual Throw Lever System. MSRP $500 ritonoptics.com
(Photo courtesy of Bolle) Quality eye-pro is a must, and not just on the range. Hunters should wear them too. The Bollé Gunfire 2.0 Kit includes three sets of interchangeable lenses (smoke, clear and copper), all STANAG 4296 & ANSI Z87.1 ballistically certified. The rimless design sits light on the face, and lenses wrap to the sides for added protection. The polycarbonate temples are comfortable for all-day wear, and interchangeable for the perfect fit. MSRP $76 bolle-safety.com
(Photo courtesy of Primos) The recent addition of the Magnaswitch Mounting System to the Primos Trigger Stick Gun Mounted Bipods provides shooters with an incredibly stable shooting platform when seconds make the difference between success and failure. As with all Trigger Stick models, leg height is quickly adjusted with the simple clinch of a fist on the patented trigger. Depending on your intended purpose, the Trigger Stick Bipod comes in three different leg height ranges to choose from. MSRP $160-200 primos.com
(Photo courtesy of Revic Optics) Simplify your shot sequence with Revic Optics Acura BLR10b rangefinding binoculars. The new optic pairs optical clarity and performance with a powerful engine fit with impressive ballistic measuring technology. Onboard sensors monitor temperature, pressure, azimuth and shooting angle to ensure the most accurate shoot-to solutions are readily available at your fingertips. Other noteworthy features include 5,000-yard range capabilities, easily pairs with the Revic Ops app and four enhanced targeting modes, all in a compact, 10x42 binocular. MSRP $2,695 revicoptics.com
(Photo courtesy of Remington) Remington’s new Premier CuT line of ammunition utilizes an aerodynamic, solid monolithic projectile to deliver impressive terminal performance via optimized bullet weight retention and devastating penetration through dense muscle and bone. The new copper projectile also features Accurate Tipped Technology, providing the bullet with a polymer tip to aid in expansion and energy transfer. The new CuT line comes in a wide variety of bullet weights in the most popular hunting cartridges including the PRC family of cartridges. MSRP $47-76 remington.com
(Photo courtesy of Leica) The CRF R rangefinder from Leica is a compact, 7X monocular rangefinder, designed to deliver precise yardages from 10 - 2,000 yards, making it ideal for everyone from bowhunters to long-range gurus. The CRF R rangefinder features a lightning-fast engine with a response time of 0.3 seconds with an accuracy of +/- 0.5 a yard. Leica also incorporated their EHR (Equivalent Horizontal Range) technology into the CRF R, which takes shot angle into account and gives shooters a true shoot-to-distance. Like any other Leica optic, the CRF R glass delivers superior clarity and color fidelity. MSRP $400 leica-camera.com
(Photo courtesy of Vortex Optics) Vortex Optics expanded its Razor UHD binocular line to include new 8x32 and 10x32 offerings. Weighing just 21.9 ounces and featuring an overall length of 5.7 inches, these compact binocular options deliver noteworthy optical performance in a light, robust frame without sacrificing image sharpness, clarity, or lowlight performance. They also come standard with a Vortex exclusive green GlassPak Pro Binocular Harness. MSRP $1,500 vortexoptics.com
(Photo courtesy of Trijicon) Trijicon recently expanded their proven Tenmile HX product line to include a first-focal-plane 5-25x50mm riflescope. The new offering is ideal for achieving precision results at extended ranges with the extra magnification capabilities. Trijicon also incorporated a MOA-based illuminated reticle into the new scope that can be set to either red or green depending on personal preference. Like the rest of the Tenmile line, the 5-25x50mm riflescope utilizes premium, multi-coated glass to deliver clarity and performance regardless of lighting conditions. MSRP $2,190 trijicon.com
(Photo courtesy of Phoenix Shooting Bags) Phoenix Shooting Bags new TBD 2.0 bags are a versatile option for the traveling hunter and can be used as front or rear support in a wide variety of shooting scenarios. Weighing just 7.1 ounces, the bag provides a solid rest without weighing you down. It also features a roll-top design, allowing shooters to adjust fill to meet their individual needs and can even double as a pillow for your mid-afternoon siesta. Multiple color options are available to choose from. MSRP $65 phoenixshootingbags.com
