Thermal scope
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Depends on how much you want to spend really.
Not always the case
One on top of two
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Nocpix Ace 50R
Hands down
Have you got one
Hi mate check out the Oneleaf mars MT1000LRF
I've shot rabbits at 200+ yrds with mine on my .223
50mm lense, 640x512 sensor with LRF and BC for £1300 is hard to beat
I've shot rabbits at 200+ yrds with mine on my .223
50mm lense, 640x512 sensor with LRF and BC for £1300 is hard to beat
Yes they do look good
Yes seen your vids on YouTube I must admit they look good
One on top of two
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Shhhhh don't tell him that he'll be wanting one
Ok both of you virtually say the say on different scopes one said hands down the other said hard to beat
So which one is the best of the two or are they about the same , although a bit of price difference
My view point is only from my personal experience with the Oneleaf mars MT1000LRF, and if I was in the market for a thermal rifle scope with LRF and BC I would be mindful of how much I was going to spend, especially if there was two products with the same or very similar specifications.
The MT1000LRF and the H50R are both running a 640x512 sensor and both have a 60hz refresh rate
Oneleaf Mars MT1000LRF 50mm £1300
Nocpix ace H50R £3570
I know where my money would be that's for sure, I would love to look through a Ace H50R , but having used the MT1000LRF I was so impressed I decided to become a uk stockist, I'm currently building a website to sell shooting Supplies and it will hopefully be up and running asap, I already have the first batch here with me ready to go.
I feel like it makes thermal more affordable to the masses and there not hiking the price up, but being competitive in a market that is predominantly dominated by a few brands.
If you're ever up my way you are more than welcome to take a look through mine mate
The MT1000LRF and the H50R are both running a 640x512 sensor and both have a 60hz refresh rate
Oneleaf Mars MT1000LRF 50mm £1300
Nocpix ace H50R £3570
I know where my money would be that's for sure, I would love to look through a Ace H50R , but having used the MT1000LRF I was so impressed I decided to become a uk stockist, I'm currently building a website to sell shooting Supplies and it will hopefully be up and running asap, I already have the first batch here with me ready to go.
I feel like it makes thermal more affordable to the masses and there not hiking the price up, but being competitive in a market that is predominantly dominated by a few brands.
If you're ever up my way you are more than welcome to take a look through mine mate
The problem you have here is your comparing a porche to a fiesta ..
NocPix produce their own sensors in house and have done for over a decade via Infiray , it's a 640x512 reality+ 12um sensor, it has an inline LRF with good software and ballistics, ocular zoom with additional lenses, machined aluminium design, additional lenses. huge 2560px AMOLED display , better software , better app, 4 year warranty backed by an excellent distributor ...
Tell me a budget and I'll tell you the best options out there...
That's good to know cheers
From a consumers view point your not comparing a Porsche to a fiesta unless you are paying Porsche prices for your fiesta.
There is a 3year warranty with the Oneleaf and with them being newish to the uk scene they are just trying to expand and it's hard not to consider this as a option, especially when it comes down to your budget.
I for one would not have the luxury to spend £3600 on a scope, but I could stretch to £1500.
Yes nocpix have a app and have a better foothold in the uk, but there was a time when nocpix was the new kid on the block.....and maybe people were a bit cautious to put there money into the brand
Its refreshing to see a new product from a different company offer the consumer something that offers great value for money, who knows Oneleaf may introduce a app like the rest of the big boys? They might even make a bit of a name for themselves?
I was asked by Oneleaf if I would trial the MT1000LRF and I agreed to have a go, if it was rubbish I would have reported back to them that my experience wasn't good and that I wouldn't be prepared to use it or buy one if I was in the market for a thermal scope.
Back to the price point , £1500 v £3600 is quite a difference based on its specs alone, regardless if there is a app, Oneleaf have a 3 year warranty to boot, maybe they can gain popularity and offer a thermal rifle scope to people who's budget wont stretch to that of the Other brands?
Technology is moving fast and I think we are in for some exciting times in the. ext few years when it comes to thermal and digital optics.
Ps keep up the good videos they are always a good watch
Money is not to much of a object , but like most if I can spend £100 instead of £200 on something which will do virtually the same job then it needs to be looked at
I’m open to suggestions and guidance from the ones who have first hand experience in this subject , as I know very little about thermal scopes
Unfortunately your the other end of the country to me or I would take you up on offer
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Bo Diddley
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@Lone wolf have you done a review on YouTube of the oneleaf?
if so stick it on here as a link, please.
atb bd.
if so stick it on here as a link, please.
atb bd.
Any Nocpix.
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