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Cabela’s Deals on Binos, Rangefinders, Fish Finders, and Military Appreciation Discount

Cabela's has deals on rangefinders, binoculars, fish finders, and a special military discount

By Scott Einsmann

Updated on Jan 12, 2023 11:24 AM EST

1 minute read

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Save $70 on Leupold McKenzie Binoculars – 10x42mm

The Leupold McKenzie 10×42 mm binoculars are on sale. These great all-around binoculars are now just $130. 

Save $80 Sig Sauer KILO2200BDX OD Rangefinder

THe Sig KILO2200BDX ranges deer out to 1,000 yards and reflective targets out to 2,200 yards. It has Applied Ballistics built in, making it ideal for rifle hunter or long range shooting. You can buy it now for only $250. 

Save $350 Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 93sv Fish Finder/Chartplotter Combo with GT54 Transducer

Garmin makes some of the best fish finders and here’s a chance to get one for significant discount. This fish finder/chartplotter with transducer and 9-inch display is now just $700. 

Cabela’s and Bass Pro Military Appreciation Discount 

Cabela’s and Bass Pro are offering a 10 percent discount for current and former military members across all five branches, the national guard, and reserves. The discount is available online or in stores with valid ID. Click here to learn more. 

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Scott Einsmann

Executive Gear Editor

Scott Einsmann is Outdoor Life’s gear editor. He oversees the gear team’s editors and writers who are subject matter experts in bows, knives, hunting, fishing, backpacking, and more. He lives in Richmond, Virginia with his wife and two bird dogs.

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