Thermal Imaging Scopes and Optics
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PULSAR TELOS LRF XQ35 THERMAL MONOCULARChoose wisely
Jules Whicker checks out the Pulsar Telos LRF XQ35 thermal spotter, the entry-level model in a uniquely upgradeable range
Zero Compromise Optic ZC840 8-40×56
Mark Camoccio tests a scope that sits right at the top of the tree; the Zero Compromise Optic ZC840 8-40×56
VISTA H50R Thermal Monocular
PULSAR AXION COMPACT XG30 THERMAL MONOCULAR
Jules Whicker spends some quality time with Pulsar’s brand-new Axion Compact XG30 thermal monocular
PIXFRA PEGASUS P435 THERMAL RIFLESCOPE
Jules Whicker reckons Pixfra’s new Pegasus thermal riflescopes offer a compelling combination of quality, performance, and value
MTC Viper Connect 3-12×32 IR
Mark Camoccio inspects the latest version of the Viper Connect from MTC; the 3-12×32 IR
PIXFRA MILE 2 THERMAL MONOCULARS
Jules Whicker tries out a brace of compact Mile 2 thermal monoculars from Thomas Jack’s affordable Pixfra brand
PULSAR THERMION 2 XG50 THERMAL RIFLE SCOPE – Compute This!
Jules Whicker checks out Pulsar’s revolutionary new ballistic firmware in their premium Thermion 2 XG50 rifle scope
PULSAR KRYPTON 2 FXQ35
Is capable front-mounted thermal now affordable too? Jules Whicker gets his hands on Pulsar’s Krypton 2 FXQ35 to find out
Pulsar’s Merger LRF XL50 thermal-imaging biocular – POWER COUPLE
Jules Whicker checks out Pulsar’s Merger LRF XL50 thermal-imaging biocular
the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 – Ground-breaking precision
Jules Whicker is blown away by the clarity and precision of Pulsar’s first high-definition thermal scope; the Thermion 2 LRF XL50
PULSAR TELOS LRF XP50 THERMAL MONOCULAR – Even Better!
Jules Whicker checks out the long-awaited Telos LRF XP50 – Pulsar’s next-generation thermal spotter
Two are better than one – ThermTec; the Cyclops D-Series CP340D Dual FOV Monocular
Chris Parkin trials a thermal from ThermTec; the Cyclops D-Series CP340D Dual FOV Monocular