This is the new age of deer cameras compared to what I'd used in the past. No more need to remove an SD card and take it to a computer. You can Bluetooth or wifi connect right to the camera. The solar panel on top keeps it charged, so it's really set it and forget it operation. The video quality is super impressive for this price point.

The listing for this only indicated that it fit the Shield EZ. I wanted one for my Equalizer and as I understood it the front part with the rail and the trigger guard on both guns are the same. I took a chance and ordered it, and I couldn't be happier. As you can see, it fits perfectly. It was extremely easy to install and even came with an extra battery that you can change without having to uninstall the laser. The finish matches extremely closely to the polymer of the gun and when installed you would think that it was actually built as part of the gun. It looks and works great! It is ambidextrous with a push button on each side. You press and hold either button and it will stay on only as long as you hold the button down. That would be the momentary function. You can also do a quick Press of either button and it will turn on and stay on until you do another quick press to turn it off. Using it this way makes the buttons work as on-off switches. This setup makes it both easy to use and versatile. As far as zeroing it in goes, I adjusted the windage and elevation so that it is hitting 1 1/2 inches below the point of impact. This does make it so that I need to place the laser 1 1/2 inches below where I want the POI but it makes it so that it is as accurate at 5 yards as it is at 25 yards. I also have a red dot on the gun that co-witnesses with the iron sights so I have options. To help understand how I rate items: My philosophy is, that for a rating system to be effective, the highest rating and the lowest rating should be reserved for a relatively small percentage of the best and the worst products. If I give a product four stars, it is because I believe it is a very good product. To get five stars from me requires a product to go above and beyond and really impress me beyond my expectations. By the same token, a product has to be VERY, VERY bad to get only one star from me. One thing that I DON'T take into consideration with my ratings is price. I may make a general statement such as “this is a good value” but it will not affect my star rating. The reason is that product prices change, even from day-to-day. Also what one person may consider a good price someone else might not. I feel it is more important to review the quality and features of a product and let the buyer decide whether the current price is worth it to them. Another thing that I don't take into consideration are issues with shipping. This is because the seller does not always have control over that. Following is each of the five categories of *stars* and how I assign them to a product: ***** Five stars - The product exceeded my expectations. I really love it and would actively suggest it to friends and would certainly purchase it again if needed. **** Four stars - The product met my expectations. It does what it claims to do. I like it and would recommend it to someone if they asked about it. I would Most likely purchase it again if needed . *** Three stars - The product is average and for the most part does what it claims. There may be a few things I don't like about it. If I recommended it to someone, I would state my reservations. I may purchase it again if I could not find a better alternative. ** Two stars - The product fell far short of my expectations. It may, in some respects, do what it claims to do but has far too many problems to overlook. I would never recommended it to someone nor would I ever purchase it again. There is a good possibility I would return it. * One star - The product is terrible. It has way too many cons and few if any pros. I would actively warn my friends away from it and would most likely return it if possible.

This tactical hearing protection headset with a military U94 connector is an outstanding piece of gear. The build quality is exceptional and versatile. I was able to remove the ear cups from the original headband and seamlessly mount them using Peltor Comtac arc rail mounts, which are fully compatible. The military-grade connector is another highlight—it’s a true military configuration, not civilian. This is important because the positive audio out and microphone in are reversed between military and civilian push-to-talk setups. Make sure you get a military-oriented push-to-talk or risk hearing faint or no audio at all. I’ve tested this headset in rugged environments, including out on the range and in bad weather, and it has exceeded my expectations. The gel ear cups are incredibly comfortable for extended use, resist deterioration, and hold up well in wet conditions. They don’t generate much heat during use, but I appreciate that they can be removed to cool off if necessary. The electronic hearing protection is fantastic. The communications function works without batteries when plugged in via the jack. However, to hear your surroundings, you’ll need to insert a AA battery into each ear cup. There are four ambient sound levels, and while the lowest level is slightly louder than I’d prefer, it’s not a dealbreaker. This headset enhances your hearing to a level beyond natural ability, making faint sounds clear and conversations easy in loud environments. Additionally, loud bangs are muted effectively to prevent over-amplification. Overall, this headset offers impressive performance, durability, and versatility. Highly recommended for anyone needing reliable hearing protection with communication capabilities.