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I understand your dilemma re: trying to find something that can be used on a variety of rifles. The new Pulsar thermal front add-on/spotter (Core FHD50) might be your answer? Failing that, I think you will struggle to find the perfect set-up and just have to compromise and have a dedicated NV set-up...

had an archer as my first NV scope and I can tell you from that experience that there is nothing wrong with the archer but... you will probably not be satisfied with sticking with the archer and want to upgrade pretty quickly like I did. The lack of magnification and field of view with an Archer mea...

good luck hope it all works out

Scottish hunter

now sold thx for all your enquiries

no but I do have an archer for sale with a z6

Lot of interest
but still for sale

Hi All, I am selling my Starlight Archer NV D-grade which is in pristine condition soon after I bought it I progressed up to the Longbow so it has hardly been used have owned it for 2 years and it has been serviced by Starlight NV once don't be put off by the D grade designation the tube is really g...

Foxhunter, I loved your video of the fox and I watched every second I could even feel your finger on the trigger and I squeezed off the shot at the precise time that you fired. can anyone tell me where is the best and cheapest place to buy a thermal imager? I have a new pulsar on order from bushwear...

I was also told that the pulsar has a manual calibration setting but the guide is only automatic and can shut down just at the wrong moment.
is this true?

at a recent night vision event I was able to test the guide 518ec alongside the pulsar hd 38s and there was very little difference
the big difference was the price that's why I am ordering the pulsar
Guide is £5000 but the pulsar is under £3000