Spotting the ever growing popularity of the PARD NV units, Chris Parkin gets in on the action with the 008P LRF. The PARD name is one I have skirted for some time as they always seemed sold out due to…
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PARD 008P LRF review with Chris Parkin
Tagged with: 007, action rifle, format, formT, foxes, foxing, laser rangefinder, lenses, mount, night vision, nv 008 lrf, pard sv thermals, picatinny, plinking, rangefinder, review, rifles, scope, telescopic lense
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How to see if my NV rifle scope is losing zero when I change batteries: Your questions answered
More of your questions answered from fox calling to deer stalking at night and minimum calibres required. Legal: David Barrington Barnes Solicitor turned specialist firearms law advisor Foxing: Mike Powell Professional gamekeeper and foxing expert Optics: Chris Parkin Target sports…
Tagged with: .223, calibres, deer, deer act 1991, deer law, deer stalking, fox, fox calling, FoxPro, long range, market, mount, night shooting, night vision, nv rifle, picatinny, rifle, rimfire, scope, shooter, technique, zero
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Great British Shooting Awards 2021: Public voting open NOW
The category shortlists have been decided for the third annual Great British Shooting Awards, and we can reveal them below. To cast your vote, just click on the link below:https://www.futureevents.uk/thegreatbritishshootingawards/vote The voting closes on March 7th, and winners will be revealed…
Tagged with: beretta, chris dalton, conservation, geoff garrod, Great British Shooting Awards, night vision, paul childerley, perazzi, rifle, shooting, shotgun
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Saim SCL35 review w/ Mark Ripley
Mark Ripley has kept a close eye on thermal imagers in 2020 – and this time he’s back with a Saim SCL35 review. Thermal and night vision products have quickly become very popular with stalkers and particularly fox and vermin…
Tagged with: 2020, competition, fox, lamp, mark ripley, market, night scope, night vision, optic, optical solutions, quarry, rifle shooter, riflescope, saim scl35, scope, shooters, stalkers, target, thermal imagers, thermal scope, vermin
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Tikka T1X rifle review
Stuart Wilson gets to grips with the Tikka T1X and discovers rimfire excellence concealed in a centrefire disguise Rimfires, particularly the .22LR variety are probably my most-used and most-loved guns. A mooch around your ground with a decent .22LR slung…
Tagged with: ammo, bolt, carbon fibre, centrefire, firearms, foxes, guns, hawke scope, hunter, hunters, night vision, pistol, range, review, rifle, rifle shooting, rimfire, scope, shoot, shooting, stock, Stuart Wilson, target, test, tikka, tikka t1x, tikka t3 varmint, trigger, varmint
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Using thermal night vision for foxing
After a quiet year on the foxes, Robert Bucknell has been itching for the chance to deal with some unwelcome guests on his patch Credit: Jamie_Hall / Getty Images This month I really can’t top the fox story I read…
Tagged with: fox, foxes, foxing, keeper, night vision, robert bucknell, thermal
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Best night vision options on the market
Night vision is the fastest growing market in the field sports industry – find out why with these after dark options Yukon Sightline Yukon Sightline New from Yukon is the Sightline, a series of digital NV scopes available with either…
Tagged with: ATN X Sight, bushnell, calibre, digital, Edgar Brothers, field sports industry, foxing, Highland Outdoors, hunt, hunter, mark ripley, market, monocular, night vision, Nightmaster, nitesite, nv, nv scopes, pard, pulsar, pulsar digex, range, rangefinder, rifle, rifles, scope, Scott Country, sightmark wraith, Sportsman Gun Centre, target, Thomas Jacks, torches, viking arms, wicked lights, yukon sightline
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Are deer management targets achievable without thermals?
This article originally appeared on our sister publication, Gun Trade News In his first column for GTN, Dr Al Gabriel, BASC council member, molecular biologist at Newcastle University and keen deer stalker, wonders whether thermals are really a good thing,…
Tagged with: basc, binoculars, deer, deer management, deer stalker, game, kit, lowland, night vision, shooting, shot, stalk, stalking, target, thermals
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Don’t miss Scott Country’s Black Friday offers!
Scott Country International’s Black Friday Event is coming soon… The Scott Country International Black Friday Event starts on Friday 27th Nov at 9am until Monday 30th Nov at 5pm. With a huge range of the latest thermal riflescopes, hand held…
Tagged with: black friday, night vision, pulsar, Scott Country, scott country international, Sightmark, thermal spotter, tripod
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Zeiss’s DTI review with Chris Parkin
Chris Parkin gives his verdict on Zeiss’ first foray into thermal imaging, with the new DTI. It was only a matter of time before some of the big European names began to seriously flirt with night vision and thermal imaging, and…
Tagged with: Chris Parkin, deer, deer stalking, dti, hunt, monocular, night vision, product, quarry, review, thermal, thermal binocular, thermal imaging, zeiss
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