10 Gifts for the Shooter in Your Life - Under $50

It’s getting down to the wire now, there’s only 15 days left to Christmas and chances are there are still some last minute gifts you need to buy. We’ve thought long and hard about what we would like under the tree this year and bring you our list of top gifts for shooters under $50

Remora Holster – $24.95

The Remora holster is something that everyone should have in their holster draw. This sticky holster is great for securely carrying your firearm and is easy to take on and off if you’re going to be in and out of gun free areas, or if you just need something that you can use to run to the store. The sticky material holds the holster in place without the need for clips or a belt. More Info

Cleaning Rods – $8.64

Cleaning rods are an essential tool for any gun owner, but we have a tendency to use the same ones for years on end without replacing them. Almost everyone could do wit more cleaning rods, so this is a gift that you really can’t go wrong with. More Info

UltiClip – $14.95

The Ulticlip is a new way to secure your favorite holster. It can be used on any holster with a screw in clip. The Ulticlip doesn’t need a belt to secure it, so you can just clip your holster on and go while being secure in the knowlege that your holster has maximum retention. More Info

Smith & Wesson Tactical Pen – $28.16

I’ve talked about this pen many times but it’s still one of my favorite things. This versatile pen does double duty in your every day carry. It can be used as an every day pen, but the pointed end also makes it great as a defensive tool. We all want to trim down our every day carry so this is a great option for the shooter, or any prepared person in your life. More Info

Hofftac IWB Clip holster – $34.99

This minimalist holster is great for deep concealment. It covers the trigger guard perfectly while using as little material as possible to reduce bulk compared to most IWB holsters. Made to the highest specifications this is another must have in any holster collection. More Info

Howard Leight Ear Protection – $39.86

Howard Leight Impact Sport ear muffs are one of the most popular ear protection on the market. With 3x sound amplification to make holding conversations at the range easy and clear, and protection from 82db these are comfortable and effective hearing protection. More Info

Splatter Targets – $33.99

You can never have too many targets! And these spallter targets are great for helping shooters to see exactly where on target they hit from greater distances. More Info

Shooting Gloves – $20

We all love having warm hands but we also love to shoot and in the middle of winter it’s pretty hard to have both, that’s where a great pair of shooting gloves can be a life saver. These Hatch all weather neoprene gloves have a palm made of Synsi-feel for excellent grip and feel and Toughtek non-slip patches are sewn into all but the index finger for improved grip. More Info

Tactical Targets – $43.99

These bright targets are a must for anyone who is into tactical shooting. Displaying a variety of hostage scenarios they allow the shooter to hone their shooting skills taking out the bad guy while ensuring the safety of the hostage. More Info

A subscription to Shooting Times – $15

We all love looking at magazines of our favorite things and shooters are no different. With a subscription to Shooting times or their favorite gun magazine, the shooter in your life can get year round enjoyment from your gift. More Info

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Sarah Carling

Sarah has an unbridled obsession for the shooting sports and is actively involved in her local shooting community. She is Vice President of her local gun club, leader of a Well Armed woman chapter and competitive USPSA shooter.

As a Brit living and working in the USA, her views on gun ownership and the second amendment have evolved over the years, allowing her to fully understand both sides of the gun control debate and she regularly speaks on the matter to help others understand why she feels the second amendment must be protected and why she chooses to be an advocate for the shooting sports.