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In this video, Jake Kallenbach (Burris Optics’ lead engineer on the Oracle X) walks you through how to install the Oracle X rangefinding crossbow scope and get it sighted in. The Oracle X features a modern, lightweight design that is waterproof, shockproof, fog proof, and nitrogen filled so it can handle any weather conditions you...

Justin with Blackhawk takes you through the setup of the premium Stache IWB holster from Blackhawk. This holster is designed by concealed carriers, for concealed carriers. It is the ultimate solution for everyday carry, with features such as ambidextrous, impact-reinforced polymer, a spare magazine carrier, a low-profile shirt guard, friction-adjustable passive retention, and much more....

Sighting In Your Riflescope – How To Dial In Your Scope/Rifle SystemIn this video we show how to properly zero your scope or red dot to maximize your rifle and optic system’s accuracy and capabilities. The video covers what “zeroing” means, as well as other terminology like line-of-sight vs line-of-trajectory, sight offset, point blank range,...

Scope Mounts – One of the Most Import Parts of Your Scope/Rifle SetupWhile often overlooked, your scope mounts are one of the most important parts of your rifle and optics setup. They are the only thing holding your precision scope to your rifle. The slightest movement of your scope, and you might as well just...

The most common type of day to hunt turkeys is right away in the morning. A lot of hunters think if they don’t bag their turkey right off the roost, they don’t have a chance anymore. In contrary, midday hunting can actually be some of the best turkey hunting you could experience. By mid-day, typically...

The first thing you need to look at with evening hunting tips is to make sure it’s legal in your state. Some states don’t allow turkey hunting after 12:00pm. The biggest tip with evening hunting is to know where birds are roosting and where they are spending their time in the middle of the day....

When it comes to attempting archery headshots on turkeys, there can be a few different pros and cons. First, when it comes to the pros, if you are able to pull it off successfully, the turkey will die instantly. There won’t be any tracking necessary, which could happen with body shots. Even a blade nicks...

There are two main ways to go about turkey hunting. And that’s with a blind or without a ground blind. In my personal preference, I enjoy hunting turkeys without a blind. If you’re going to hunt without a blind, you’ll want to consider these few things. Arguably the most important is having a big enough...

There are so many different types of terrain you could find yourself turkey hunting in. One of them though is ridges, and there are a few things to be thinking about when hunting ridges. We find ridges to be a great late morning spot, as toms like to get to high ground later in the...

There are a few pros and cons of aiming for the body when archery hunting for turkeys. When it comes to shooting for the body, you want to use a big and devastating broadhead. Their kill zone is much smaller than you think when aiming for the body. You want to aim for the wing...