Zulus or alpex
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It's been done a few times. Have a search.
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Smellydog
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Plenty of Zulus videos on my channel.
kenbro
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Check out this thread in Equipment & Accessories.
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Just watched a couple there, what distances are you shooting foxes at? Looks very clearPlenty of Zulus videos on my channel.
Smellydog
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Think the longest was over 200 yds. Most are 100 plus. Some very close.
Pellet Pinger
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I own 2x Zulus and 2x Alpex 4K.
For foxing the Alpex is a far better option, much better in low light, better in poor conditions and has more legs than the Zulus.
For foxing the Alpex is a far better option, much better in low light, better in poor conditions and has more legs than the Zulus.
Both will do the job well.
It very much comes down to price and personal taste
Alpex 4 k users tend to like that it looks like a scope, is lower above the rifle bore and definitely has better low light colour performance (due to it's larger objective lens)
Against that it doesn't come with scope rings or an IR illuminator and adjustable illuminator mount - and it's base price is £250 more than a Zulus
Despite it's poorer low light colour performance, the difference between the Zulus and Alpex 4 k in full darkness with IR is minimal
The Zulus is much lighter, and ready to go straight out of the box - a picatinny mount and excellent IR are already there
Both scopes have LRFs and ballistic calculators already fitted and ready to go as soon as the user has familiarised themselves with operation of the scopes
Cheers
Bruce
It very much comes down to price and personal taste
Alpex 4 k users tend to like that it looks like a scope, is lower above the rifle bore and definitely has better low light colour performance (due to it's larger objective lens)
Against that it doesn't come with scope rings or an IR illuminator and adjustable illuminator mount - and it's base price is £250 more than a Zulus
Despite it's poorer low light colour performance, the difference between the Zulus and Alpex 4 k in full darkness with IR is minimal
The Zulus is much lighter, and ready to go straight out of the box - a picatinny mount and excellent IR are already there
Both scopes have LRFs and ballistic calculators already fitted and ready to go as soon as the user has familiarised themselves with operation of the scopes
Cheers
Bruce
If you are still considering Zulus
@Blackwood Outdoors have just put an open box Zulus up and it is about as cheap as second hand ones go for on here but you'll get decent service if there's anything wrong with them.
I'd pick them up but absolutely don't need any more stuff for now
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
@Blackwood Outdoors have just put an open box Zulus up and it is about as cheap as second hand ones go for on here but you'll get decent service if there's anything wrong with them.
I'd pick them up but absolutely don't need any more stuff for now
Arken Zulus ZHD312LRF Open Box Model
Open box DNT Zulus ZHD312 LRF night vision scope model.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Foxyboy43
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The Zulus will do all you need without the added expense of an add-on IR and mount and at distances you wouldn’t wish to shoot at…
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