Are thermal imagers still worth it at this time of year, when nights are short and everything is warmer than usual?
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On test: Pulsar Trail XQ50 thermal riflescope
Is the the Pulsar XQ50 Trail set to be a new market leader in thermal riflescope? Mike Powell gets his hands on one to find out
Thermal imaging gets more accessible thanks to the FLIR Scout TK
SPONSORED: Compact and lightweight thermal imagers gives you a clear view regardless of light conditions
8 tips to make the most of winter foxing
Freezing temperatures and a covering of snow and ice can give man the upper hand over hungry, risk-taking predators. Here’s how to capitalise…
The heat of the night
Thermal riflescopes were once unthinkable, but already there’s a model on the market for under £5,000. Chris Parkin tries out the Optix RecognizIR 50
Pulsar Quantum HD50S
Pulsar’s state-of-the-art Quantum thermal imager – ideal for the more advanced shooter desiring a longer range and shorter start-up time.
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