Guides

For a spotting scope, the way a tripod head moves can matter more than its headline load rating. Here is how I would choose between the main designs.

Angled and straight spotting scopes suit different viewing positions. Here is how to choose the body style that fits your range setup.

A second-hand scope can be good value, but the condition report, exact configuration and warranty matter more than the original retail price.

An integrated rangefinder can simplify your kit, but keeping the devices separate has real advantages for cost, repairs and future upgrades.

Binoculars offer comfortable viewing; a spotting scope brings extra magnification. Here is how to choose the right option for your range days.

Is the Garmin Xero C2 worth replacing a C1 Pro? A closer look at its new session tools, connectivity and the cost of AB Quantum integration.