I have an Alaska Guide Creations bino harness that came with a pair of 15x56 binos. I can't find a tag on it to say what model it is, but it looks similar to a Denali. It is in perfect shape. $80 includes shipping.
In my opinion it really depends on your hunt(s). If you already have a reliable scope on your .270 leave it alone. If you are upgrading calibers to shoot longer range then a scope may be necessary.
Binos and a tripod are probably your best money spent. Especially a tripod you are going to be...
Hunting and shooting suppressed is awesome. Used my gunwerks 6 on my .300 wm this year and shot a bull and he seemed to have no idea what was going on or what to do until he was ready to tip over. Can't encourage folks enough to get the paperwork going.
Are there any stats out there showing how many bears are shot in self defense or sprayed with pepper spray? Seems like there have been a lot of attacks in the lower 48 the last two years. Hunters had better be ready at all times.
I would handle the NX8 and Mark 5. In my hands the Mark 5 seemed superior and I liked the reticle better. Durability has been fine on a 5-25 through many range sessions and two mountain hunting seasons. I will add a 3.6-18 to my collection at some point.
I bought the instinct regular a few years ago and have been happy with it. I bought it instead of the Phoenix because it is so much smaller and lighter and less expensive. Threw a screen protector on it from the start. I have worn through two wristbands. I use it running 3-4 times a week and...
I live in eastern Washington and have been hunting rifle here and in Montana. Started doing some backpack hunting last year and now I'm thinking about a bow.