Those of you who have your rifle or shotgun on your pack rather than on a sling, whether it's backcountry hiking or a shorter walk in, how do you handle it? I reckon it wouldn't be too hard to lash a rifle to a backpacking pack with extra straps and whatnot, and I think some purpose built packs...
An 18-55 kit lens will suit you just fine to get started in all likelihood, but maybe consider the 50mm f1.8 is handy for shooting in low light, say at the dinner table after dark or other indoor situations as well as a nice light lens to just walk around with. They're pretty ubiquitous and...
Sneaky does that rolling ball effect give you motion sickness or some other annoyance? I'm more of a photography guy, I'm familiar with the phenomenon but I reckon it's unlikely to keep your face on the camera enough to get the same effect as with binocs
Thanks for the suggestions y'all; I haven't had enough binocs on my face to know what kind of eye relief to look for so I'll keep an eye out for >16 mm
Hi y'all, I have modest farsightedness with astigmatism in both eyes and I've had some trouble using binocs or scopes with my glasses in the past. I assume good binocs can compensate via eyecup adjustment but I've also heard electronic optics can be bad for astigmatism, anyone have thoughts on that?
A tip I once got is to consider filling volume on top of the foot if you can't get the insole shimmed how you want it. I used a cheap mouse pad as material in an old pair of hiking boots like this and although it's kind of a pain to put on and get them situated sometimes, it felt pretty good and...