Sold: Pulsar Axion 2 xq35 LRF

martin-stalker said:

Pulsar axion 2 xq35 LRF with case and strap for sale.

Just out of warranty but not had any issues. Was sent back to pulsar last year and had the grub screw replaced on the focus wheel and a service.

£800 would prefer collection so you can have a play with it before buying.

Thanks

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nightcrow said:

How does this one compare to a XM30 Axion please?

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martin-stalker said:

Worlds apart. Better sensor and LRF. Have a look on pulsar website you can do a comparison

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nightcrow said:

So it should be up there with the multitude of more recent offerings?

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martin-stalker said:

I’d say it probably about half way between what you have now and the likes of the newer more expensive models.
More than welcome to come have a look through it

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nightcrow said:

Thank you,a very honest reply.The one I have now can't differentiate between a sitting cat at 25yds or a sitting fox.

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nightcrow said:

Thank you,a very honest reply.The one I have now can't differentiate between a sitting cat at 25yds or a sitting fox.

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• XQ35 LRF wins easily
• New sensor + better processing = clearer animals, less blur, better ID

• XM30: guessing distances
• XQ35 LRF: instant accurate readings

• XM30 can detect heat fine
• XQ35 lets you identify species at distance

• XM30 = simple, lightweight pocket unit
• XQ35 = still compact but more “serious kit”

• Budget matters
• You just want to spot animals / scan fields
• Short–medium range use
• You don’t need precision

• You want proper clarity + ID
• You shoot or need distance accuracy
• You’re upgrading or buying once properly

• image quality
• usability
• real-world performance