The compact binoculars (4.5 in. long) manufactured by Wild Leitz of Solms, West Germany, can be covered by the viewer's hand and be carried in a pocket. In using them for 6 months in specialized training and at football games, the tester found them to stay clear and unaffected by the weather. The retail cost is between $400 and $500. The Bersa .380 caliber, 14-shot, semiautomatic pistol, has double-action, a brushed nickel finish, a 3 1/2 in. barrel, and a decocking (safety) lever on the left rear of the slide. It mounts a blade front sight and a notched bar, dovetailed, rear sight that is adjustable for windage. The front of the trigger guard is beveled and serrated for two-handed, Weaver-style shooting. While firing 200 rounds on a test course, there were no feeding problems. On a combat course with firing distances ranging from 5 to 25 yards, the tester scored 98 and 100 using two types of ammunition. The tester highly recommends this weapon. "Uncle Mike's" ankle holster has a nylon strap that fits the wearer's leg between the knee and calf muscle and is held in place by a 2-in. self-adhering fabric fastener. It can be worn unobtrusively over long hours without becoming uncomfortable.