Thermal coyote hunting in high humidity
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Challenging thermal coyote hunt in high humidity. Pulsar Thermion 2 XG50 LRF proved to still be very effective.
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Better image will be seen in high humidity with lower mk NETD microbolometer. Sub 20 mk will give much better image the 40 mk.
Good video. It's good to see the Pulsar being proven in high humidity.
I'm curious about your rig. It looks like a Sig Cross (what caliber?), a Pulsar Thermion 2 XG50 LRF (love my Thermion XQ 35, not as nice as yours), and a suppressor (what model?). I'm thinking about doing a dedicated night rig VERY similar to yours like the Sig Cross in .308 since I already handload for 308, my Pulsar Thermion XQ 35 Pro, and a SAS Arbiter .30 suppressor. I wanna keep it short, light and handy yet very effective for multiple critters. What has been your experience with the Sig Cross?
I apologize Aaron, I had commented back to you but apparently it never came thru, so we’ll try it again.
My rifle is indeed a Sig Cross. I purchased it in .308 then switched the barrel with a Straight Jacket Armory prefit .243. I really like the Cross. It’s relatively light and the folding stock comes in handy from time to time. Trigger and action were exactly what I was hoping for. For the suppressor it’s a Griffin Armament Recce 7. Someday I’d like a carbon fiber barrel and a titanium suppressor just to lighten it up even more but I have zero complaints about either.
Thanks for checking out the video.