Zeroing Thermion 2 LRF XL50 | How to Zeroing Thermion 2 LRF XL50
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- How to: Zeroing Thermion 2 LRF XL50?
Discover the art of precision with the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50, as showcased by Stefan Orman, a renowned shooting instructor from Sweden, in our latest video. Stefan expertly demonstrates How to Zero the Thermion 2 LRF XL50, achieving impeccable accuracy with ease. He emphasizes the value of the Freeze Zeroing function - an optional yet impactful feature that simplifies the sighting process, ensuring top-notch results swiftly.
This video isn't just about Zeroing Thermion 2 LRF XL50; it's a testament to the device's superior capabilities. Experience the remarkable clarity brought by the new HD, 1024x768 resolution sensor. Its standout benefit? Unparalleled image quality and sharpness, even when zooming in, positioning the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 thermal imaging scope as a leader in the market.
So how to? Zeroing Thermion 2 LRF XL50 showcases in all its glory as you peer through its lens, the world transforms, revealing nuances and details previously unseen. Each feature is meticulously crafted, turning every hunting expedition into a narrative of unmatched clarity and accuracy. It's not just a regular in the world of thermal imaging scopes; it's your silent ally in the wild, a testament to innovation and your dedication to the art of hunting.
For those seeking the best thermal imaging scope, the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 stands out, seamlessly blending advanced technology with user-friendly features. Explore the full potential of this high-definition device and find out why it's the thermal imaging scope for sale that everyone's talking about. Visit our website now for more details: bit.ly/Thermion2LRF_XL50. Join the ranks of professionals and enhance your precision with the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 thermal scope.
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Amazing presentation and amazing product you're presenting..
Appreciate it mate..👍
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Love my thermion,
I use a clout nail in paper, I warm the point of the nail then push it through the paper, shoot at the nail, then use a second nail at poi, then just adjust your zero.
Works a treat on thermal scopes,
I use a plumbers gas torch to heat the nails.
And a larger head clout nail,
Hello! Thank you for sharing such a useful and cool life hack with us.
thank you for choosing Pulsar!
It made sense as I have a pulsar but I would have started with a bore sight at a closer range
Yes, boresight at closer range saves you abit of ammo and is a good proven method.
Nice work Stefan !
Very nice ..good system ❤
Hello! We really appreciate you taking the time to share your rating with us.
Nice video!
What mount you recommend if I want to move scope from rifle to rifle?
Well that's always a difficult one.
Alot of different manufacturers of picatinny rails will have slightly different measurements on their picatinny rails, and therefore the pressure of the qd mounts might not grip tightly enough on one. And then the they need to be adjusted from rail to rail. But as far as for quality mounts I'd go Spuhr mounts every day of the week.
Could you make a video on how the lrf works on this scope, that would be cool, I just bought this scope and gets delivered next week.
Hi! Thank you for choosing Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50. Please watch the video shot by our prostaffer:
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Hi, I have a Thermion 2 LRF XL50 and are using the ballistic feature of this unit. Unfortunately, the colour of the ballisitic reticule is light purple. It is extremely difficult to see. Do you know if there is a setting in the menu that I can change the colour to yellow. The purple colour is driving me insane.
Hello! SPOA colour varies depending on the palette. For the first two SPOA: red colour on black and white palettes, blue - on colour palettes. For the third SPOA : the line colour is the same as the reticle colour, the central cross is red on black and white palettes, blue - on colour palettes.
@@PulsarVision As a owner and user I find this is an important issue. Take the scope on a rifle and go hunting with it and you will see what I mean. Purple or Blue colour is totally the wrong choice. It's obvious nobody from the R&D department have actually tested this out in the field. Paying such a high price for this scope I would expect this to be a user defined option. I hope PulsarVision takes the time to listen to actual users to better their products.
How long will a scope like that last ?
How are you getting on with it. Im sorry i paid the money. The picture is nowhere near its advertised quality. And the operation is clunky.
I use the Ballistic feature all the time. It automatically opens the Picture-in-picture.My biggest issue is the Picture-in-picture feature itself. I don't use it and I can't switch it off by default. It drives me nuts. It takes 9seconds to turn off manually or the same time if the scope does it. By that time my prey has run off. I think Pulsar don't talk to hunters and find out what they really need.
Do I regret buying it????Yes. It is not cheap. Would I recommend it?? No. For the money my expections have not been met. Unless Pulsar lifts their game and listens to users than it's not worth it. Look for something else.