Pulsar C50 Digex?
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An all round excellent day/night scope - probably the best all round day/night scope, but the recent price reduction on the almost as good HIK Alpex to £550 makes the Digex at £950 appear rather expensive for what it is
Cheers
Bruce
Cheers
Bruce
Bavarianbrit
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H"m, I am still seeing the £999 prices.
Found this
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
HikMicro Alpex A50T Day and Night Scope
The HikMicro Alpex A50T day and night scope, provides full HD imaging, with amazing low light performance. Includes IR torch, torch mount and battery kit.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
I have a C50 and yes it is very good. I do find it a sod to zero. I know it has the one button zero but I am struggling with my 243. I sorted it on my air rifle, then moved it to my HMR and managed to zero it both times, but each time on the 243 it doesn’t seem to want to play. I am presuming it is me and I am doing something wrong, just can’t figure out what. The 243 worked fine with a scope and pard on the back.
But, I do like the scope.
But, I do like the scope.
You're looking in the wrong places
Pulsar Digex C50
The amazing Pulsar Digex C50 provides incredible day and night imagery, top tier build quality and super low light night vision performance.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
HikMicro Alpex Pro A50P Night Vision Scope with Rangefinder • Blackwood Outdoors
HikMicro Alpex Pro A50P night vision scope, featuring 12MP digital day and night vision scope with Light Pro imaging and 30mm tube design.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Cheers
Bruce
long_range_rob
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I went Alpex and with the recent price drop the Alpex is a bit of a no brainer. Couldn’t see any difference between them using my mk1 eyeball
flatliner
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HikMicro Alpex LRF 4K A50EL Digital Day and Night Vision Scope
HikMicro Alpex 4K LRF digital day night vision with large oled and stunning image quality, perfect for daytime hunting - Shop Now, Next Day Delivery
www.scottcountry.co.uk
the prowler
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I've the c50. And its no light weight scope.
Bavarianbrit
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Competition forcing price adjustments?
I don't think so, HIK pricing is very aggressive with regular price reductions across the board in both thermal and NV
HIK are a far bigger company than Pulsar and the UK HIK NV and thermal division is a drop in the bucket of their overall world wide market so selling kit for not much profit does not hurt them nearly as much as it would do to Pulsar
A comparison might be that Pulsar are the BMW of the NV/thermal market whilst HIK are the Ford.
Cheers
Bruce
What normally happens after price drops ?
or is there a new model on the wings.
Envillegc1
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I have just gone through the ringer on digital scopes and settled on the C50. The picture in night mode with IR is probably the best of all.
I have had an ATN before, got a Pard Gen 2, which I just could not get on with and tried the Pard NV700sp.
C50 knocks all of these into the park.
It also works well out at ranges 400-500yds at night when couple with a PBIRX
I have had an ATN before, got a Pard Gen 2, which I just could not get on with and tried the Pard NV700sp.
C50 knocks all of these into the park.
It also works well out at ranges 400-500yds at night when couple with a PBIRX
Use a Hik on my .243 but soon going on a .222 as a dedicated fox and daytime Munty rifle.
The reticle can be slightly off centre when zeroed, but the new firmware rectifies that, so instead of a smooth zoom between 1 and 2 mag, it jumps to X2 mag and re-centres the reticle.
It is a chunky monkey but for the last light advantage it brings, it's worth it
£550 is a bargain and yes while the Pulsar may be better don't think it will be a few hundred quid better......
The reticle can be slightly off centre when zeroed, but the new firmware rectifies that, so instead of a smooth zoom between 1 and 2 mag, it jumps to X2 mag and re-centres the reticle.
It is a chunky monkey but for the last light advantage it brings, it's worth it
£550 is a bargain and yes while the Pulsar may be better don't think it will be a few hundred quid better......
I have a c50 but if I had my money again I would go the hik alpex route
Rusty knife
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Iv got a C50 and love it but as already stated by others the Alpex at £650 is a very good buy. Its also worth putting it in QD mounts you can pop it off the rifle to charge and saves a bit of room in cabinet
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