https://youtu.be/lJuzkGjTQoc
Hi Anthony
I don't know much about them accept it a very high spec made scope and even its old the American still love them for spotters on there trucks . I put a link on for you a video on YouTube
Thanks Mark
Wanted Thermal Spotter
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I did look at the condition of the body and thought it looked well-used…. hence why I thought he was a tad optimistic with his asking price…..Disco_GT3 wrote: ↑24 Aug 2022, 16:43
Mines admittedly in better nick than that one, but I'd not sell it for less than a grand if I was starving, £800 would be a very good buy I reckon and wouldn't be surprised if he gets close to his asking price. To my mind, Quantum's hold value because a) they still perform pretty really well against new stuff, b) to me they are much nicer ergonomically than most things since, c) you can use rechargeable AAs in them which cost fuck all, and d) analogue video out. I'd honestly rather use a Quantum XQ than a Mk 1 Helion.

Cheers
Fizz

A correct grip on the butt & cheekweld is imperative for accurate shooting.


Re: Wanted Thermal Spotter
Some people manage to get the rubber coverings to look shagged after 6 months, dunno what they do with them
If its not shit itself by now, I'd gamble on it lasting tbf, but addmittedly that one does look...properly used 


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A correct grip on the butt & cheekweld is imperative for accurate shooting.

