Thermion 2 LRF XL50 - Using the Laser Range Finder +Ballistic App

Here we use HD Thermal with the Laser Range Finder +Ballistic App, to find our hold-overs. Device: Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50 with 1024x768 pixels.
NOTE: This is from a wildlife park. There was absolutely no firearms involved in making this video. It's just a demonstration of how the device works.
Pulsar Thermal Imaging
This channel captures the image quality as you would experience it yourself. Most of the time the conditions aren't perfect, there is also loss of quality as we transfer the videos.

[@Longshothawk]

Will this move the reticle left and right to account for wind as well?

[@3GUNDVC]

No, there's no wind meter.

[@NightVisionViking]

Here's an article with ALL the information: www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2023/10/25/pulsar-thermion-2-lrf-xl50/

[@columbotee2652]

Nice clean image at 30 m
not so clean at 200 m
How far does it have a nice clean image still?

[@PeakyBlinder]

Base 1.75x is 1024, 6x is 640x480 and 14x is 480x320, it's the highest resolution thermal scope under 20k.

[@paddymularkey]

You should see what a person looks like at 600m and 14x mag...Think Minecraft.. a collection of Squares.
The issue is the 1.75 base mag, ita all down hill from there. The rangefinder is pretty useless for hunting too...its ok if you tie your target to a post. If its walking forget it.

[@3GUNDVC]

The LRF is not useless at all, you just put it in SCAN mode and it will tell you the distance continously.

[@paddymularkey]

@@3GUNDVC So in scan mode it will adjust the range through the ballistic app at the same time? with the range finder box working off to the side of the reticule..... No. So pretty useless on a moving target, too clunky and slow to aquire moving targets. Poorly thought out and not worth the price tag.