Thermal imagers continue to grow in popularity – here we have some of the best heat-seeking optics on the market. Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 The new Pulsar Helion XP50 monocular builds upon their past success to provide…
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Best thermal imagers on the market
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Behind the scenes at optics brand Leupold
Leupold is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of hunting optics, now aiming to gain market share in the European market – Thomas Nissen visited the factory in Oregon, USA. The optical manufacturer Leupold Optics – or Leupold + Stevens…
Tagged with: binoculars, clothing, crosshair, hunter, hunting, leupold, market, mountaings, optics, rangefinders, riflescope, riflescopes, spotting scopes, thermal optics, thomas nissen
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Can isolation impact your FACs? Find out in our Q&A
Our experts solve more of your burning questions, including how self-isolation can impact your FACs Legal Question: Having been a shotgun user for many years – for both clays and game – I was recently asked to shoot foxes on…
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Pulsar thermal imagers just got even better!
Pulsar has launched its latest 4.0 Firmware, which enhances the performance of all XP thermal imaging models – Thermion, Helion, Trail, Accolade and Lexion Series. The updated 4.0 Firmware features significant performance enhancing changes, such as: image detail boost; a…
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Chris Parkin reviews Blaser optics
Blaser isn’t just a rifle or shotgun brand – it’s a big name in the optics world, too, and Chris Parkin has one of their flagship offerings on test Blaser, as a brand, have a very loyal following, and when…
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Hawke’s newest release
The newest release from Hawke is perfectly suited to use on a .22, finds Chris Parkin. Hawke’s Frontier Mil-Pro riflescope is due on sale this summer and has a huge amount to offer rifle shooters across a broad range of…
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Sights for boar eyes
If you’re heading to the continent for a driven shoot, what kind of optic do you take – a low-mag riflescope or something more dedicated? Chris Parkin considers the options…
Tagged with: aimpoint, boar, boar scopes, driven game, Hawke Frontier, Leica Tempus, optics, red dot, reflex sights, riflescopes, scopes
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Sponsored: Swarovski Optik on the quest for the highest precision
Swarovski supply innovative, reliable, and robust instruments that offer razor sharp images, and excellent colour reproduction
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