Thermal imaging equipment is now affordable to the masses and opening up a whole new world to the shooting community. The latest models are reviewed here consist of handheld spotters, front add-on's, rear add-on's and dedicated rifle scopes from all the major manufacturers.
Jules Whicker checks out Pulsar’s latest laser-rangefinding thermal riflescopes – they’re bigger, but are they better?
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Mark Camoccio tests the Hawke Endurance 1x30 red dot sight, revealing why it’s a top choice for shooters
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Jules Whicker tries out a brace of thermal monoculars from Thomas Jacks’ affordable Pixfra brand
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Chris Parkin puts the Nocpix Lumi H35R through its paces to see how this compact thermal monocular performs in the field
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Paul Austin delves into the simplicity and affordability of the ATN Mars LTV 256 series
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Jules Whicker checks out the Pulsar Telos LRF XQ35 thermal spotter, the entry-level model in a uniquely upgradeable range
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Mark Camoccio tests a scope that sits right at the top of the tree; the Zero Compromise Optic ZC840 8-40x56
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Jules Whicker spends some quality time with Pulsar’s brand-new Axion Compact XG30 thermal monocular
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Nocpix is a new thermal brand specifically developed for the hunting and outdoor markets, powered by...
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Jules Whicker reckons Pixfra’s new Pegasus thermal riflescopes offer a compelling combination of quality, performance, and value
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