Sportsman's Guide was born back in the winter of 1970. The very first Sportsman's Guide Catalog came out in 1977, offering discount-priced gear and clothing to hunters, along with the item that started it all, a trophy jacket patch that allowed deer hunters to brag about their success. We're located in the land of 10,000 lakes, Minnesota, in South St. Paul… actually, to be exact, it’s the land of 11,842 lakes. All 650 Sportsman’s Guide Associates work to insure your satisfaction in all facets of our relationship…courteously giving you all the information you're looking for and taking your order, picking and carefully packing your order, shipping your order to your doorstep, and being available after the sale for any kind of support you might want. We're an all-in-one operation, and most orders are shipped directly from our 591,000 square foot warehouse areas.
Ok, I'm sold. Been doing research on 2 man stands and i think this is the one. I like that bench seat so i can sit in the center when alone. Thanks for the video!
I just purchased this tent and set it up for the first time in the backyard before taking it out on a camping trip. I would not recommend this tent. Two of the poles are already bent. Setup is not easy. I don't think I would be able to set this up alone. The tent looks good and plenty of room, but lots of light coming through on little holes on the seams. I don't think it would stand up to a rain storm. You need two people to put the tent up into the bed of the pickup truck. Like typical products anymore, the storage bag is useless and hard to pack the tent back up. I wish I spent the extra money and went with a name brand tent with better ratings. I feel that Sportsman's Guide products are going down hill. They use to be known for providing good cheap products for us sportsman.
Does it have different markings for different yardage? Range finding? If you can’t see with a range finder how are you gonna know the yardage if the deer
I was really leanin toward tha Vortex Defender CCW, but, with some hesitation, I pulled tha trigger ontha MidwayUSA Fastfire C deal. (I'm'a cheapskate, and, if I'd been able to find'a deal on'a Defender, that wouldabeen that...) I'd heard reports of inadvertent button activation, and I even corresponded w/your Cust Serv, to see what they had to say. They said this issue only occurred with certain gun/light combos, which I found ali'l suspect. And, they said the "solution" was to raise the button shroud height on later specimens (Will mine be a "later specimen"? Or, is that WHY I got a "deal"?), which kinda helps, but doesn't address the root cause, which seems to be that the button is too easily activated, and, if you havit set on "auto", tha next click is OFF, which'd leavu in'a pickle, in'a defensive encounter! My intended purpose is to mount on'a 940 Pro, so the button issue's less likely to be an issue, in that scenario, but I'd like to have confidence that I can put this dot on any gun, without worryin about any design flaws rearin their ugly heads. My FF-C should arrive 2morrow. I'll keep u (And evry1 else!) posted...
