2020 Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts $140 and Up

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posted on November 11, 2020
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Looking for the perfect gift for the firearm enthusiast in your life? We’ve got you covered. Whether your budget is slightly more than a couple of bucks or you’re looking to spend your entire stimulus check, there’s something in this guide that will make any gun guy or gal happy this holiday season.

1 | Camp Chef
Portable Flattop Grill 600
Want to be the hero at the next group range session? Bring along the Camp Chef Portable Flattop Grill 600 and cook up to two dozen pancakes, hamburgers or other favorites. Folding legs let you tailgate or cook upright, while four burners feed propane from a standard 20-pound tank. $440; campchef.com

2 | Leupold
Tracer FDE Sunglasses
Ballistic protection, multiple lenses that interchange quickly and easily and weather-resistant coating are all part of the Leupold Tracer protective eyewear system. The wraparound style offers safety on the range while polarized lenses guard against UV rays. $234.99; leupold.com

3 | Skyline Toolworks
Woodman’s Pal
A unique, multi-purpose tool for managing brush or clearing trails, the Woodman’s Pal is invaluable for opening/maintaining paths and shooting lanes. The light, well-balanced, American-made tool should also have a place in your survival kit. It comes with a deluxe leather sheath, a reprint of the tool’s original 1941 owner’s manual and its own sharpening stone. $175; woodmanspal.com

4 | SureFire
Stiletto Pro Flashlight
Offering up to 1,000 lumens, three power levels and two different activations options, the SureFire Stiletto Pro is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, yet can light the way for up to 23.5 hours. $229; surefire.com

5 | McMillan USA
Z-Series Stock
McMillan’s universal inlet accommodates most Remington actions and barrel contours with no modification. An ergonomic grip and built-in thumb shelf foster optimal hand placement for added comfort and maximum trigger control, and this loaded stock includes a bipod rail, check piece and spacer system. $700; mcmillanusa.com

6 | Nighthawk Custom
Drop-In Trigger System (DTS)
Upgrade your 1911’s trigger without costly gunsmith fees or leaving your home. The DTS boasts a monolithic design that simultaneously replaces your gun’s existing hammer, hammer strut, sear, sear spring and disconnector, resulting in a crisp 3.5- to 3.75-pound pull. $299.99; nighthawkcustom.com

7 | Rival Arms
Faction Series G19 Kit
With everything you need to upgrade your Gen4 Glock G19 apart from the serialized frame, the Faction Series kit includes a spiral-fluted, match-grade barrel, a slide cut for a Trijicon RMR or Docter optic along with lightening cuts and forward serrations, a flared mag well and a slide-finishing kit. All of the visible parts sport a distressed Cerakote finish. $981.99; rival-arms.com

8 | Grey Man Tactical
Vehicle Rifle Rack
Carrying gear inside your vehicle just got a lot simpler. Grey Man Tactical’s Vehicle Rifle Rack is a heavy-duty, rigid-polymer panel that attaches to your car or truck seat and offers a nearly endless variety of ways to attach rifles, handguns, pouches and other gear to keep handy and safely stowed. $250; greymantactical.com

9 | Garmin
Tactix Delta Solar Edition with Ballistics
Possibly the smartest of smartwatches, the new Tactix Delta from Garmin offers 24-day battery life with solar assistance, GPS coordinates and topographical maps, night-vision compatibilities and even a ballistic calculator for the long-range enthusiast on your list. $1,399.99; garmin.com

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