I zeroed the S&B on 300 meters and made some attempts out to 5-600 meters. I had just mounted the S&B 3-21×50 EXOS on the Ruger and as this was my first time ever with an MOA reticle, it was quite confusing to get the ballistics right, to say the least. I had the opportunity to go to a shooting range with steel targets from 300 out to 1200 meters.
We’ve been out on cold foggy nights and were still able to see details on wild boar.įirst try – Getting to know the Krypton FXG50 On a poor night the sensor still delivers, but with fog, rain and other awful things in the air the performance goes down of course. Read that again, because that’s how good it is most of the time. On a good night, you will think that you’re looking at a black & white video of whatever is out there in the darkness. It can capture fast-moving objects, I assure you.īelow you can see the lead birdshot hitting the steel and generating some heat. I think Pulsar had to chose between a lower quality color screen or the one they chose here.īelow: Krypton looking at a shotgun doing its thing. The HD AMOLED display has resolution is 1746×1000 and the image quality is very good. In my opinion, white hot is what offers the best details on an animal anyway, and what most hunters use exclusively anyway. This means that you can use white or black hot mode only, but don’t let this fact let you down. The display is black & white only, which means that you don’t have the usual full-color palette offered by Pulsar on other models. New Thermal Sight: Pulsar Thermion 2 XP50/XQ38/XQ50īelow: The Schmidt & Bender 5-45×56 PMII is not the ideal partner for a thermal clip-on with a minimum of 5x magnification, but it works.TFB Review: Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 Thermal Monocular.Pulsar Proton FXQ30 – New Color Display Thermal Front Attachment.
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