For Sale: 75mm MT1000LRF's, 640x512 sensor, 60hz LRF +BC £1550

[Lone wolf]

The 75mm MT1000LRF is now back in stock!

The best value for money thermal scope out there with a 640x512 sensor, LRF + BC onboard!

A excellent foxing scope

Oneleaf Mars MT1000LRF 75mm - Veteran Shooting Supplies

Interchangeable Lenses for Versatility Switch lenses effortlessly. Oneleaf.ai Mars MT1000LRF 640×512 Thermal Imaging Scope offers a 35mm lens with 2x base magnification and a 50mm lens with 2.8x base magnification. Easily swap lenses with a simple twist-and-snap mechanism to adapt to your...

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We also have replenished our 35mm lenses and 50mm lenses so all bases are covered!

Oneleaf Mars MT1000LRF 50mm - Veteran Shooting Supplies

Interchangeable Lenses for Versatility Switch lenses effortlessly. Oneleaf.ai Mars MT1000LRF 640x512 Thermal Imaging Scope offers a 35mm lens with 2x base magnification and a 50mm lens with 2.8x base magnification. Easily swap lenses with a simple twist-and-snap mechanism to adapt to your...

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Base mag for the units are as follows
35mm x2 mag £1100
50mm x2.8 mag £1300
75mm x5 mag £1550

QR mounts back in stock

QR Picatinny mount for MT1000LRF - Veteran Shooting Supplies

New Version: Recoil lug added Precision-Crafted Fit: Tailored for Mars MT1000LRF Thermal Scope, ensuring perfect alignment, stability, and zero retention even in the harshest conditions. Swift Quick Detach System: Tool-free attachment and detachment facilitate seamless transitions between...

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[Drum123]

I don't suppose the QR mount is compatible with hik panther pq50 by any chance?

 

[Lone wolf]

I don't suppose the QR mount is compatible with hik panther pq50 by any chance?

Sorry I wouldn't know, I can take a picture of one if you like

 

[Lone wolf]

Last 75mm left until the next shipment arrives

 

[phil66]

How long before 75mm is back in stock please

 

[Lone wolf]

How long before 75mm is back in stock please

Hi Phil I am hoping to receive more stock middle of this month, due to popular demand there is a slight wait due to them being sold out, there is a notify me option on the website that will email you once they are back in stock, this will happen as soon as I change the stock level, I will also put a new post on here to let everyone know

 

[phil66]

Hi Phil I am hoping to receive more stock middle of this month, due to popular demand there is a slight wait due to them being sold out, there is a notify me option on the website that will email you once they are back in stock, this will happen as soon as I change the stock level, I will also put a new post on here to let everyone know

Hi managed to pickup one up second hand but like new but has a 35mm lens can I purchase a 75mm lens don’t see them on the website

 

[Lone wolf]

Hi managed to pickup one up second hand but like new but has a 35mm lens can I purchase a 75mm lens don’t see them on the website

Hi Phil I am hoping to have some 75mm lenses in stock over the next few weeks so will let you know when they land

 

[phil66]

Hi Phil I am hoping to have some 75mm lenses in stock over the next few weeks so will let you know when they land

I can give you a deposit on one of that works for u

 

[Lone wolf]

I can give you a deposit on one of that works for u

No need buddy just drop me a PM with your name and contact details on and I will put your name on one when they land so you dont have to worry

 

[phil66]

No need buddy just drop me a PM with your name and contact details on and I will put your name on one when they land so you dont have to worry

Done thanks

 

[Shoot_GB]

I just cannot decide whether to opt for the 50mm or the 75mm. Watching youtubes I gather this means you're not actually seeing the detail as you would on the scopes viewing screen, as the original source file has been compressed or degraded by the file sharing process. I would appreciate some comments from experienced MT users who control fox and rabbit numbers. Scope will be used on 17HMR and .223 and the distances I shoot can be from 50 - 200 yards, but mostly +/-100 yards on both rifles. Currently using 5-20 Zulus so I'm used to the field of view of a base mag of 5x and the outstanding detail in the image you see of your target.
I like the idea of the 5x base mag image quality on the 75mm, and the ability to zoom in for spotting to see where to head next, for instance. Or, should I get the 50mm and hope the image at 5x is as good as it is on the 75mm on base mag? I'm new to thermal "scopes" but have some knowledge via my T2Pro +Android phone, which is used as spotter (with a nice viewing screen from a quality android phone) sat on a Primos tripod when static, or I use my budget Pixfra M207 when roaming around looking for rabbits & red dogs.
I could really do with the highest quality image around 100-150 yards.
So what are your thoughts..
Would I benefit more from the 70mm detail, or is the 50mm's field of view the winning factor? I
Its one thing shooting a red dog in the vitals with a .223 at 150, but its much more precise for headshots on rabbits at 100, hence the image quality bias.
Thanks all..

 

[Lone wolf]

I just cannot decide whether to opt for the 50mm or the 75mm. Watching youtubes I gather this means you're not actually seeing the detail as you would on the scopes viewing screen, as the original source file has been compressed or degraded by the file sharing process. I would appreciate some comments from experienced MT users who control fox and rabbit numbers. Scope will be used on 17HMR and .223 and the distances I shoot can be from 50 - 200 yards, but mostly +/-100 yards on both rifles. Currently using 5-20 Zulus so I'm used to the field of view of a base mag of 5x and the outstanding detail in the image you see of your target.
I like the idea of the 5x base mag image quality on the 75mm, and the ability to zoom in for spotting to see where to head next, for instance. Or, should I get the 50mm and hope the image at 5x is as good as it is on the 75mm on base mag? I'm new to thermal "scopes" but have some knowledge via my T2Pro +Android phone, which is used as spotter (with a nice viewing screen from a quality android phone) sat on a Primos tripod when static, or I use my budget Pixfra M207 when roaming around looking for rabbits & red dogs.
I could really do with the highest quality image around 100-150 yards.
So what are your thoughts..
Would I benefit more from the 70mm detail, or is the 50mm's field of view the winning factor? I
Its one thing shooting a red dog in the vitals with a .223 at 150, but its much more precise for headshots on rabbits at 100, hence the image quality bias.
Thanks all..

Hi Shoot GB

If you want the highest quality image at 100-150yrds the 75mm would be the way forward, I've used the 50mm and the 75mm enough to say the 75mm is just much better, x5 base mag with better image is in my opinion much better for longer range use, I've used my 50mm to shoot rabbits out to 250yrds with no issues but the 75mm trumps the 50mm at distance.

Will pop a clip of a hare at 325yrds

 

[Lone wolf]

Hold fire on the Hare at 325yrds it says the file is to big to upload, will have to ask the Tech guy "my son" how to resolve this!

 

[Shoot_GB]

no worries

 

[Shoot_GB]

Hold fire on the Hare at 325yrds it says the file is to big to upload, will have to ask the Tech guy "my son" how to resolve this!

Message sent via your website contact form

 

[phil66]

Hold fire on the Hare at 325yrds it says the file is to big to upload, will have to ask the Tech guy "my son" how to resolve this!

Download CapCut and u can edit video files for free

 

[Lone wolf]

Download CapCut and u can edit video files for free

Cheers mate I will try that

 

[Lone wolf]

Message sent via your website contact form

Roger that will take a look buddy