April 14th, 2025
BargainFinder 499: AccurateShooter’s Deals of the Week
At the request of our readers, we provide select “Deals of the Week”. Every Sunday afternoon or Monday morning we offer our Best Bargain selections. Here are some of the best deals on firearms, hardware, reloading components, optics, and shooting accessories. Be aware that sale prices are subject to change, and once clearance inventory is sold, it’s gone for good. You snooze you lose.
NOTE: All listed products are for sale to persons 18 years of age or older. No products are intended for use by minors.
1. Graf’s — Crimson Trace Scope Sale with Free Fix It Sticks kit
⏺️ » Good quality optics with bonus tools
Crimson Trace makes quality scopes and red dot optics. Right now you can get a Fix-It-Sticks Multi-Kit for free when you order a Crimson Trace optic from Grafs.com. Choose a Crimson Trace Brushline scope or Crimson Trace Red Dot Reflex sight and get a Fix-It-Sticks kit worth $49.00 for free.
2. Midsouth — Garmin Applied Ballistics GPS Watch, $599.99
If you shoot long range or at multiple distances, you’ll want quick access to a modern ballistics software. And when your in the backcountry, it’s great to have a GPS. This compact, wearable unit boasts a modern GPS system PLUS Applied Ballistics software. The Garmin Foretrex-901 Ballistic Edition GPS navigator features an easy-to-read monochromatic display, multi-band GNSS, and advanced navigation sensors. This wrist-carried device also provides ballistics solutions with integtrated Applied Ballistics software.
3. Amazon — Real Avid Collapsible Rifle Support Stand, $44.99
⏺️ » Handy compact support for rifle maintenance and parts installation
Here’s a handy rifle stand/gun vise that folds up for easy transport. The Real Avid Speed Stand features front and rear padded supports for your rifle with base tubes that adjust from 10″ to 16″. This Speed Stand folds down flat into a compact format for easy transport and storage. Its portability (and modest cost) make the Speed Stand a good alternative to a large, heavy gun vise.
4. EuroOptic — Vortex Crossfire Laser RangeFinder, $199.00
⏺️ » Good budget Laser Rangefinder for hunting and PRS/NRL matches
Hunters and tactical shooters definitely should have a durable laser rangefinder. Right now you can get the Vortex Crossfire HD 1400 Laser Rangefinder LRF-CF1400 at significant savings — just $199.00 ($91 off the regular price). This compact LRF has a max range of 1400 yards and is easy to use. The LRF-CR1400 rangefinder has HD optics with good resolution/sharpness, good light transmission, and minimal chromatic aberration. NOTE: If you are need to range small objects at 800 yards and beyond, you may want a more advanced rangefinder, but this is a good choice for PRS/NRL and most hunting duties.
5. MidwayUSA — Walker’s Ultimate Alpha Quad 360 Muffs, $39.99
⏺️ » Major savings on good NRR26 electronic ear muffs
Looking for a new set of electronic muffs that won’t break the bank? Consider the Walker’s Ultimate Alpha Quad 360 Muff now on sale for just $39.99. These muffs boast independent volume controls for each ear and four hi-gain omnidirectional microphones. These Alpha Quad 360 muffs have a good 26dB NRR (noise reduction rating) — better than most electronic muffs. Owners report these muffs work well and are comfortable. This is a great deal — these same muffs sell elsewhere for $79.99, double what you’ll pay now at MidwayUSA.
6. Amazon — Caldwell Flash Bang Hit Indicator, $27.99
⏺️ » Rugged, reliable system works great to show hits
Shooting steel can be frustrating if you can’t see or hear your hits. Solve that problem with the Caldwell Flash Bang hit indicator system which attaches to the side of a target. When a bullet hits the steel, bright green LED lights flash instantly. This instantly confirm impacts even at extremely long ranges (way beyond 1000 yards). The Flash Bang Hit Indicators features 10 ultra-bright green LED lights that are visible even in bright daylight. This unit has a claimed battery life of 30,000 impacts.
7. Amazon — Gamo Varmint Air Rifle, $109.99
⏺️ » Really inexpensive starter air rifle
Air guns have low noise and minimal recoil, so they are fun for initial training and short-range plinking. In addition, air rifles can be purchased without an FFL in most jurisdictions. One very inexpensive option is the Gamo Varmint Air Rifle, now on sale for just $109.99. This air rifle shoots a .177 PBA Platinum alloy pellet at 1250 fps, making is suitable for plinking and pest control. This air rifle even ships with a 4x32mm scope included in the $109.99 price.
8. Amazon — Car Battery Jump Starter, $69.99 with 30% Off
⏺️ » Portable Car Battery Jump Starter — Check 30% Off box
When you head out to the range or the backcountry stay prepared with the NEBO 1500A Portable Car Battery Jump Starter. With 1500 peak amps, the NEBO 1500A can help jump-start your 12-volt car, truck, or SUV battery. In addition, this unit has USB ports so it can also charge cellphones and tablets. This even boasts a flashlight for night work. NOTE: This is priced at $99.99 currently on Amazon. But if you click the special coupon box you’ll get an additional 30% off, lowering the net cost to $69.99 before tax. Shipping is currently FREE.
9. Amazon — Front and Rear Sandbags Set, $8.99
⏺️ » Very inexpensive bags for varminters or hunting rifle sight-in
This bargain-priced set of polyester Front and Rear Sandbags includes two python-patterned, unfilled camouflage shooting rest bags. The front bag is 8×7×4 inches, while the rear bag is 5×4×5 inches. These can work for varminters and the bags can support a hunting rifle during the sighting-in process. The same 2-bag set is also available in Black for $8.99 and Army Green for $8.79. NOTE: These bags ship UNFILLED, so you have to fill them with sand or bean bag filler.
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