With so many options available in the marketplace, how can you know which model is right for you? What applications will fit? Dimensionally? These are merely a few of the many questions that the average consumer must triage in order to find the best fit scenario for your lifestyle.

We understand the confusion, we’ve seen it. Everyone is jockeying for market position, everyone has “the best” wood-stove. Truth is… most don’t. You will notice every website has a different opinion, every forum is filled with marketing people propensing their product while acting like a normal member, its deceptive. Once you buy, that’s it, there is no backing out, your committed.

Over the next few months we are attempting to acquire what we believe to be the ultimate wood-stove for heat, cooking, and other applications. Keep an eye out for our announcement.

Walker’s Game Ear, the shooting and hunting industry pioneer in hearing protection, introduces their new HD Elite.

The New HD Elite is now 20% smaller and has four digital sound processing channels that provide clear audio without outside interference. The 20 bit audio processor yields extremely crisp and precise sound. The HD Elite features an 8 band graphic equalizer that gives the audio that rich, full, wide-band quality. The automatic feedback control helps eliminate unwanted feedback. Equipped with one environmental adaptive listing mode and 40 db of enhancement, you will hear better than ever before.

The toggle volume control allows the user to adjust the volume based on the environment. Fast acting sound compression quickly suppresses any noise that could harm the user’s ears with a 29dB NRR rating. The HD Elite has a low battery tone indicator that warns the user when the battery is low.

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Tracer RLI delivers the most advanced technology available in nock illumination and now incorporates a replaceable lithium battery. The patented Tracer system utilizes an on-board micro controller with a magnetically activated switch. Available in super-bright red, the lightweight Tracer RLi lights a track all the way to the target.

Tracer RLi features easy, adhesive free installation and uses no moving parts. Tracer automatically lights at the shot by passing a magnet mounted on the riser or rest. The powerful LED lights for 10 seconds before the microchip automatically switches to flash mode. The unique flash mode provides greater visibility for recovery and longer battery life, up to 90 hours. Tracer RLi is available in S, X, H, Microlite and crossbow sizes to retrofit virtually any arrow or bolt. Multi-packs include free practice nocks for easy tuning and sighting in. The permanent ON/OFF switch deactivates the light to preserve batteries during storage, traveling, or practice.

Tracer RLi is available in two-packs with three batteries and weighted practice nocks. Additional replacement batteries are available in three packs. MSRP 2 pack is:  $25.99

Find Tracer RLi Lighted Nocks at your local archery dealer and see the complete line of Easton accessories and arrows at www.eastonarchery.com

Perfect for all-day missions, this pack features multiple external pockets including side pockets designed to carry up to three ammunition magazines each, glasses or goggle pocket, compressible overflow storage, outer flat map pocket, and internal organization pocket. Other features include under-arm tube routing, dual antenna ports, top grab handle, and a hook-and-loop panel for the hassle-free removal of nametags and unit badges.

Given all the gear a warfighter carries, CamelBak helps lighten the load by using lightweight and durable 500D Cordura material, which has a tighter weave and is 35% lighter than standard 1000D Cordura making this the most versatile tactical pack for carrying ammunition, cargo, and hydration.

The Sawyer Point ONE removes 7 log (99.99999%) of all bacteria like salmonella, cholera, and E. coli. And 6 log (99.9999%) of all Protozoa such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium. You will find these removal rates to equal or exceed competitive options. EPA guidelines allow ten times more Protozoa left in the water than we allow.

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