Thermal scopes

[CADDOKILLER]

Thinking about one for some night time hog hunting. Ive never used one before ans know nothing about them. Any reccomendations on what to buy? I perfer quality over quanity and dont mind spending a little money on it if the more expensive oness are better. I do want it to record video. Thanks in advance

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[M16]

I have this one and I like it a lot!

http://www.pulsar-nv.com/products/thermal-imaging-sights-trail/thermal-imaging-sight-trail-xp50/

[tanto]

For quality, go trijicon. The Reap-IR or the IR Hunter. Best image quality on the market. Not the biggest feature set compared to competitors but they do offer a dvr recording pack that can plug into the scope. No onboard recording however. Lots of others out there, I’d determine your price range first then look at models in that range. The aforementioned scopes will run 8k+ with the recording device


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[gingib]

I have this one and I like it a lot!


http://www.pulsar-nv.com/products/th...ht-trail-xp50/

very solid scope for under $4500

[BrianL]

When it comes to thermal price range varies from and $2500-10000... Narrow down "a little more money"

[txhunter90]

Like he said, what is your budget. Under 10K, Trijicon, under $5k pulsar.

[BobbyJoe]

Whether you buy Pulsar, Trijicon or Flir... you really can't go wrong. As said before, though, there's an extremely wide price range depending on what features/quality you want.

My only advice... stay far away from ATN.

[BrianL]

From my research:

Money no object: Trijicon...????

Money a factor but: Pulsar XP50

Want one but dang the money: Pulsar APex XQ38

[Kills-myth]

Caught a 11% off deal @ optics planet and have a pulsar apex xq50 coming in today. Did a lot of research and decided I didn't need all the bells and whistles of the trail.

[txhunter90]

Caught a 11% off deal @ optics planet and have a pulsar apex xq50 coming in today. Did a lot of research and decided I didn't need all the bells and whistles of the trail.

Love the apex 50, one of my favorite units. It doesnt have all of the extras, but you can add them to it later if wanted.

[kkp005]

Hit up Jason on here. (Outdoor legacy gear) . I would not buy from a big box or online because it will be hard to get any support if you ever have any issues.

Like others have said. Trijicon for the highest quality without a budget. Pulsar trail for quality at a reasonable price.

https://outdoorlegacygear.com

[SC-Texas]

What is your budget? That is really the first question that we have to answer. So answer that and we can start from there.

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[Texas660]

Get hold of Jason at Outdoor Legacy Gear he will take care of you. I would suggest a thermal scope and a thermal monocular to scan with. Using the scope on your rifle to scan gets old real fast.

[txhunter90]

Get hold of Jason at Outdoor Legacy Gear he will take care of you. I would suggest a thermal scope and a thermal monocular to scan with. Using the scope on your rifle to scan gets old real fast.

Just get the QD, makes it easy and cheaper. Although a monocular is nice to have.

[Hunteraudit]

If money is no object, there is stuff out there that puts trijicon to shame.

Best advice I have is rent a couple and try them out. I personally like to use a thermal for spotting because I drive around on big acreage at night until I find a sounder and then figure out the best way to get closer to them for a shot. So it makes sense for me to have a thermal with a bit of native zoom to it.