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Thermal front add ons
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I would say, that Swarovski is just so much confident in its quality control.
For me, installing new aiming device of any kind requires zero check, without further debate.
It is irresponsible from Swaro if they actually advertise its tM35 as no ned to zero front add on.
i just don’t understand how it doesn’t need adjusting. it’s mounted in exactly the same fashion as the zeiss forward mount thermal and that one needs adjusting
Is it a case of 'doesn't need' adjusting or 'can't be' adjusted?
apparently the tx encounter has zeroing profile so it can be adjusted
hairlesshunter
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NOTE - this was a real-word situation - not a marketing job, hence focus not adjusted - no need.
Neddle
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Its advertused with a 69% duscount so price is right!This may be an error at that price - others are showing £1500 plus!
Pulsar Proton FXQ30 | Thomas Jacks Outlet
The Proton FXQ30 thermal imaging front attachment uses an extremely sensitive 384×288, 17µm <40 mK NETD thermal sensor and HD AMOLED display.tj-outlet.co.uk
the prowler
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I bought one for £500 around Christmas. Not had chance to try it out 
Neddle
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Is it any goodI bought one for £500 around Christmas. Not had chance to try it out
Tom102938
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Adding my Hik Thunder 3 for those last light 30 minutes or so, and its proved devastating- no question about POI shift on adding it
What distance was this shot?
the prowler
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Yes it does the job. Can easily see passed 100 yards no problem
Is an adjustable parallax scope an advantage please or do they function well with ones that are fixed at 100yds?I leave the scope portion of the clip-on adapter (Rusan) permanently mounted to the scope - I have these fitted to 3 scopes. As I carry muzzle down, removing the Swaro lens cap hasn’t produced any issues. I find the Rusan adapters return-to- zero perfect
Having lost a Rusan adapter 2 nights ago from my 50mm Swaro scope (I carry muzzle down) and I thought it was tight, I could not locate any instructions from Rusan on how to tighten their adapter. I quick email yielded the following:
I don't want to loose another and equally, I don't want to damage the scope, hence the need to understand what the OEM recommends.
Unsightly as it will be, I think I may add a layer of rubber self-amalgamating electrician's tape to the rear to add further security. Does any other user have any good tips to prevent loss please?
No experience with fixed focus scopes as I've only used mine on Swaro Z61 and a dS. I do try adjusting the parallax to see if it improves the picture but it makes little difference since the scope is seeing the thermal output at the same distance. If only Bruce was still with us I'm sure he'd provide good advice.
Absolutely fine with fixed parallax
Do you freeze the image to adjust it to the scope cross hair,mine is a Thunder 3 but I guess they are the same.
Bo Diddley
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Bruce hated thermal front clip on devices, from what I can remember.
Yup - but he was kind enough to answer my DMs and that's part of the reason why I have a Hik Thunder 3
DeerDucksFishin
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Ive had the zeiss dtc add on for a few years now never had an issue with the zero ive never even had to set it and its quite a lump of a unit, i never remove the adapter however once its on it stays on its a couple of years old now so i imagine the lighter new units must be very good
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