Pulsar XQ 50 thermal

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crackers17
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Re: Pulsar XQ 50 thermal

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crackers17 wrote: ↑apex
All that expensive optics and a bit of packing crate for a stock

well this is the 4th stock iv had for this action its have one of them as its a for target shooting.
i really like this stock it was made the way i wanted and the way i asked.
it will get a hard life with the style of hunting it will be used for



what model did you go for..
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crackers17 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 7:59 am what model did you go for..
Pulsar XQ50 looking forward to playing with this one.
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nice they are good prepare to put a lot of shots for your rifle to get to know it
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Shep25 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 8:01 am
crackers17 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 7:59 am what model did you go for..
Pulsar XQ50 looking forward to playing with this one.
Don't think you be unhappy with it Rob , however I'll be interested to hear how much fun you have in zeroing it. I have one also but it's mainly been used so far for seeing what's out there in the paddock & is yet to be mounted on a rifle. Bit short on rifles atm :roll:
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barryb wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 6:19 am
Shep25 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 8:01 am
crackers17 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 7:59 am what model did you go for..
Pulsar XQ50 looking forward to playing with this one.
Don't think you be unhappy with it Rob , however I'll be interested to hear how much fun you have in zeroing it. I have one also but it's mainly been used so far for seeing what's out there in the paddock & is yet to be mounted on a rifle. Bit short on rifles atm :roll:
Going to be a big learning curve I know that much.
It's funny how it works, you always seem to be that one rifle short. :lol:
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Simple learning curve. Go to chemist and get a couple of hand warmers and set it out to a 100. Then check it at 200. The flattest shooting combination you can work with is the best option as it takes out the range guess work. Unless you have something near to the animal to see perspective, range estimation is very hard. In an open clear paddock it is nearly impossible and why i said that i would like to see a proper range finder in these units. Don't need GPS or other useless crap like bluetooth etc.
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