Pulsar Thermion XM50

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ticktock
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Re: Pulsar Thermion XM50

Post by ticktock » 17 Feb 2020, 15:38

It's a big improvement it's now what it should of been from the start. I had a little look at home last night. I watched a couple of hares in the field behind my house at 200 yards could clearly see they were hares, where before the image would fade in and out. The new user mode has made a big difference you can set it up how you want it, it now has a nice crisp image. I had to have another look later on and I could clearly identify and see everything around a fox coming down a hedgerow which I know the range of 450 yards. It's a different scope I need to do some more tests in different weather before I commit it to a rifle, but I am keeping it for now, sorry Bob.

bobjs
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Re: Pulsar Thermion XM50

Post by bobjs » 17 Feb 2020, 22:39

ticktock wrote:
17 Feb 2020, 15:38
It's a big improvement it's now what it should of been from the start. I had a little look at home last night. I watched a couple of hares in the field behind my house at 200 yards could clearly see they were hares, where before the image would fade in and out. The new user mode has made a big difference you can set it up how you want it, it now has a nice crisp image. I had to have another look later on and I could clearly identify and see everything around a fox coming down a hedgerow which I know the range of 450 yards. It's a different scope I need to do some more tests in different weather before I commit it to a rifle, but I am keeping it for now, sorry Bob.
No worries bud,

Glad its now sorted

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