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Field & Stream has you covered this holiday season with the latest deals and best savings on hunting, fishing, and shooting gear. Here are some of this week’s highlights.

Get in the game with new glass from Cabela’s. Their CX Pro HD Spotting Scope features fully multicoated ED lenses combined with dielectric-coated prisms to get the most out of winter’s waning light. A lightweight, tough, rubber-armored, magnesium-alloy chassis is nearly 60% lighter than aluminum or plastic scopes and every bit as rugged. The O-ring seal provides waterproof, fog-proof performance that stands up to rough life in the field. You can get the favorite hunter on your gift list, or yourself, one for up to 40% off.

Hunters in shotgun country can outfit their slug gun for a bargain price this holiday season. Cabela’s Slug Shotgun scope is an even better deal at 25% off list price. The 3×9-40mm scope is equipped with a reticle calibrated for shotgun slug trajectory, so you can get the perfect holdover with your favorite slugster. Get it mounted to spec with Wheeler Engineering’s Fat Wrench Torque Screwdriver Set, on sale now for $12 off.

Process your hard-won game meat with Cabela’s Commercial-Grade Carnivore Meat Grinder, an sale for $50 off. The half-horsepower motor delivers reliable, high capacity, meat-grinding power to your home. The grinder also features an innovative Cool-Tek Gel Ice Pak around its grinding head to keep the meat inside cold to resist sticking and binding.

If smoking is your thing, pick up the Masterbuilt Digital Electric Smoker for a significant savings. A great choice for the beginner or master backyard smoker, this easy-to-use smoker delivers delicious smoked food without constant monitoring. Now, you can get the precision offered by the digital thermostat controls and convenience of the side-loading wood chip system for $70 off.

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Joseph Albanese
Joseph Albanese

Joseph Albanese’s first career was in wildlife management, a profession that took him from the shadow of the Statue of Liberty to the Alaskan Bush and back again. He spent several years as a freelance writer before joining the Field & Stream staff as the gear editor in 2021.

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