When buying a hunting rifle, one important factor to consider is the stock length. However, the correct term for this measurement is Length of Pull (LOP), which refers to the distance from the center of the trigger to the end of the buttstock. Getting the right LOP is crucial for both comfort and accuracy. If your rifle doesn’t fit your body properly, it can make shooting awkward, throw off your aim, and make you a less effective shooter.

When you’re up in a tree, everything changes. The view, the quiet, the entire feel of the hunt—it’s a unique experience that draws many to saddle hunting. If you’ve already read our guide "Saddle Hunting 101: Everything You Need to Get Started", you might be ready to take things to the next level with some serious gear. Two saddles that hunters often rave about are the Method 2 and the Lonestar. But which one is right for you?

Learn the basics of saddle hunting, the lightweight, mobile, and stealthy setup every hunter needs to move quietly, stay hidden, and take better shots.