re: Thermal recommendations

Pulsar Thermion series. best cost to value ratio.

Trijicon is the top of the top, but you are gonna way bust your budget on most of those.

Thats a nice feature, will def pass that along

shite wish I had been able to get that one.

Pickle - couple of questions

1 - Are you able to switch guns with your Pulsar and not re-zero? Assuming that you have profiles saved for multiple rifles/bullet weights.

2 - Have you tried any of the AGM thermals? I'm in the market for a thermal to put on a suppressed 300 blk and max yardage for shooting would be 200 and less from a fixed position towards a feeder. I think I can accomplish that on the cheaper end, but also don't want to buy multiple scopes because I'm dissatisfied with image quality at that range either.

3 - What is your opinion on using thermals during daylight? If I wanted to deer hunt the evening until last light, then pig hunt after dark - is this feasible with the same optic? Or should I just suck it up and bring two different rifles.

1 - yes I have it on a QD mount that is a return to zero. Most thermals including pulsar have multiple zero profiles. Mine has 15

2 - we tried one a year ago and sent it back. The pip crosshair did not align with the main crosshair and AGM said it was normal. I wouldn't buy one. Youtube videos of each scope you want and see what it actually looks like.

2 - U will not want to shoot subs over 100yds. Less knock down power and tons of bullet drop outside 50-75yds. Just shoot 110vmax 300blk through a suppressor. Then you good out to 200. We never shoot subs (.223, 300 and 6.5 all supers through cans) "cheaper end" is a bad mindset when it comes to thermal imagery. Sure you can get it done. It's all about what you want it to look like. Everyone eventually wants more


3 - you can use them but the hotter the day the less distinct your image. The more humid/rain the more you environment is washed out. You can't see horns once the velvet is off. I wouldn't suggest it but it's possible. Suck it up an buy two

I'm currently running a .223 (black gun above) aero precision hardware, 16" BSF barrel, fostec LM-BCG, CMC trigger. Shooting 5.56 75gr BTHP zeroed at 200yds

6.5G (FDE gun above) Aero precision hardware, 16 odin works barrel, JP LM-BCG, CMC trigger. shooting 123gr Hornady zeroed at 200yds

The .223 was for coyotes and the 6.5 for pigs but due to ammo prices we switched to the .223 for pigs. We did some ammo testing and with the right ammo the .223 is dropping pigs just as good as the 6.5G.