Thermal scope

[2Ll’s]

Pulsar Thermion2 XP50, is what I use, could not be happier with the scope. It is well built and works perfectly.
I do not have the LRF version yet, looking into that now, but the one I have I love and use on average 4 nights a week and it has never let me down. I have not tried other brands apart from at the shows in doors which tells you nothing.
Welcome to come and try it out one evening/night if you want to make the drive, they all are a big investment.
I have zero affiliation to Pulsar except the fact I like their products.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

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

So how much do you want to spend on one ? Then you can get advice on what is best for the money..

 

[Lone wolf]

@Lone wolf have you done a review on YouTube of the oneleaf?
if so stick it on here as a link, please.
atb bd.

Hi Mate, I've not done a review as such but I have put it to work on my HMR and my .223, in what I would call real world scenarios in varying conditions.

Here is some links, the first is on my .223 where I'm out shooting rabbits and had s chance encounter with a fox, and on this one I shoot some rabbits out to 200yrds


And this one is from it being on my HMR


For transparency I am not saying it is better than the Nocpix H50R because I couldn't say, I have never looked through one, all I am trying to say it that the MT1000LRF offers a lot of scope for not a lot of money and it covers my needs from ratting upto foxing with some longer range rabbiting if needed

For someone who had a budget of £1500 they can get both the 35mm and 50mm lenses, there is also a 75mm lense out now.

Regards Gareth

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Hi Mate, I've not done a review as such but I have put it to work on my HMR and my .223, in what I would call real world scenarios in varying conditions.

Here is some links, the first is on my .223 where I'm out shooting rabbits and had s chance encounter with a fox, and on this one I shoot some rabbits out to 200yrds


And this one is from it being on my HMR


For transparency I am not saying it is better than the Nocpix H50R because I couldn't say, I have never looked through one, all I am trying to say it that the MT1000LRF offers a lot of scope for not a lot of money and it covers my needs from ratting upto foxing with some longer range rabbiting if needed

For someone who had a budget of £1500 they can get both the 35mm and 50mm lenses, there is also a 75mm lense out now.

Regards Gareth

Gareth if your local, you can test some kit and share it online if you want...drop me a message.

 

[villaman]

Gareth if your local, you can test some kit and share it online if you want...drop me a message.

Brilliant offer again Ian .

 

[Tim1989]

stellar 3.0 50 or nocpix ace 50 , or there are a few decent front add ons available now

 

[Tim1989]

hikmicro thunder 3.0 front add on great bit of kit

 

[Bo Diddley]

@Lone wolf .
Thanks for adding the links to the Oneleaf.
It isn't easy to compare unless side by side.
A pal sends me a few clips from his Nocpix H50 and they are superb. He regularly shoots foxes at night to 300+ yards with it, the image is brilliant, but the cost of a unit like that is unjustifiable to me.

 

[villaman]

Tell me a budget and I'll tell you the best options out there...

Say up to 3K

 

[Lone wolf]

@Lone wolf .
Thanks for adding the links to the Oneleaf.
It isn't easy to compare unless side by side.
A pal sends me a few clips from his Nocpix H50 and they are superb. He regularly shoots foxes at night to 300+ yards with it, the image is brilliant, but the cost of a unit like that is unjustifiable to me.

No worries mate

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

In terms of a 384px

The Stellar SQ50L 3.0 is decent as it has a high 6.0x base mag and a 2560px display along with LRF and ballistics. (£2399)

HikMicro Stellar SH50L 3.0 Thermal Scope

Shop the HikMicro Stellar 3.0 SH50L thermal scope, featuring a 12 micron 384x288 resolution 15mk sensor and inbuilt LRF system with ballistic calculation.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

Jumping upto 640px

Stellar SQ50L 3.0

HikMicro Stellar SQ50L 3.0 Thermal Scope

The HikMicro Stellar 3.0 SQ50L thermal scope features a 12 micron full HD 640x512 resolution <15mk sensor and inbuilt inline LRF system.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

NocPix Ace H50R

NocPix Ace H50 Thermal Scope

The NocPix Ace H50 thermal scope features a 12 micron full HD 640x480 resolution <15mk sensor and fast 60hz refresh rate.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

Oryx-L 650

Thermtec Oryx

Explore Thermtec Oryx thermal scopes. Choose Oryx-L 635 or 650 with 1200m LRF, ballistic calculator, long battery life, and crystal-clear imaging.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

These will cost you more than £3k even if you get discount on them, so you would need to stretch the budget a little bit more.

Sticking firmly under £3K and sticking with 640 resolution

Ace H50 standard model

NocPix Ace H50 Thermal Scope

The NocPix Ace H50 thermal scope features a 12 micron full HD 640x480 resolution <15mk sensor and fast 60hz refresh rate.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

Ares 2.0 650L

Thermtec Ares 650L LRF 2.0 Thermal Scope

Discover the ThermTec Ares 650L 2.0 LRF thermal scope with advanced rangefinding, ballistic solutions, powerful performance, and all-day runtime.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

 

[Lone wolf]

Gareth if your local, you can test some kit and share it online if you want...drop me a message.

Cheers mate appreciate the offer

 

[Optics world]

I have the ARES 650L and wouldnt recommend it as its too low base mag the only thermtec scopes worth buying are the 360 and 660 as you can get those under £1600

 

[Motard]

I'd say pulsar talion but it lacks the lrf. if you have it on one handheld within 200 mt the Talion will gave you a great service without too many frills & hassles. And it works for hours with the swappable battery. it is e proorietary model but they seems lasting forever and clones are jet out. as for the rest...is pulsar