Using a Digital SLR for Glassing/Spotting
I’ve used DSLR cameras for many years now during numerous solo backpack hunts in the Southern Alps.
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Caldwell G2 Chronograph
For those unfamiliar with a ballistic chronograph, it’s basically a device for measuring the velocity of your projectile.
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Bergara B14 Extreme Hunter .308
The B14 Hunter Extreme is a short-barrelled rifle that’s ideal as a tough, all-weather, all-rounder rifle due to its compact nature, hardwearing stock and design features.
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Nikon ProStaff 5 4-16×42
The new version of the popular mid-range ProStaff scope is called the P5, and it has a number of improvements over the previous model.
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KonusREX 10X42 Binoculars
With high definition (HD) glass being all the rage in binoculars of late, it was going to be refreshing to see how standard binos would stack up after using HD glass for the past two years.
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Show-Down With the Feds! Federal Hunting Bullets
We explore the different Federal projectile options that have been unleashed on the reloading market recently.
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Crispi Titan GTX
Crispi’s Titans are designed as a high-cut, lightweight, waterproof boot made of nubuck leather.
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FLIR Scout III 640 and Breach
For this review, NZ FLIR sent us two TI units to review; the first was the Scout III 640, and the second was the Breach.
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Battle of the Red Devils!
In this article of projectile comparisons from various manufacturers, we’ll look at the three 6.5 projectiles sold currently that eclipse all others.
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Manfrotto Tripod Reviews
We reviewed the Manfrotto BeFree Carbon and Element tripods.Take a look and see what we thought.
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Ledlenser MH11 Review
The MH11 is a new generation headlamp leading the way in technology; this headlamp stands out from the rest with its ‘boost’ mode that boasts a whopping 1000 lumens of light over 320m putting it right up with the best.
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Sako 85 Finnlight II
A small company from a small country in northern Europe makes some of the world’s best-loved rifles. That company — Sako — started out remaking World War 1 era Mosin Nagant rifles in the basement of a brewery in Helsinki.
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