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brinny started following general hunting knife and Mid range thermal
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For that money take a look at the Rico Iray 42 Joe....i know blokes that use them and are pretty happy with them.....They are a a 384 core 12 micron.... I just sold a Night Tech MS 42 for $2500...Good first thermal scope for someone.... Or....if you want to step up the scale, ill sell you my GSCI S350 thermal scope, same as Duncs, for $6,000....
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They are a great bit of gear BT....can always keep your edge on your knife easily with them....
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Ebay mate....they are around the $60 mark.....can be a little hard to find on there from time to time.....
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I used to run Gerber shorties....but now opt for the Buck 110....great folding knife that holds an edge and very robust..... The sharpener is a diamond steel that screws apart, goes inside itself and in its own pouch.....excellent for keeping an edge on your knife...light and small.....
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I like the front brace on the lens....but shit it looks high off the stock.....
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OK....well i am in the market for another thermal.......maaayyybeee not a Pulsar.....any other good brands around that you know of mate??????
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Just bought a Sako Finnlight 2 22-250 and will be putting a thermal on it....was thinking Pulsar maybe
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Geez... can’t complain about that mate....but of course we can ALWAYS count on superb service from the dealer in question.... Ha ha... your a bad man Duncs....
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Looking at a pair of 10x42 swaros myself at the moment....$3,400 in Ballarat........
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Bunny busting first off Dave....then into the pups next year when they are young and silly.....should near be able to walk right up to them and put a pill behind the ear....
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Yep...sure is mate....i have it set up on one of my Brno Mdl 2 22s..... Yeah....lashed out again Dave.....sort of a retirement pressie for myself....
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It has Dave....i have been out a fair bit with it and its all its cracked up to be and more....There has been a number of improvements from the Apex series to the Trail series....bigger built in battery, built in mic and recorder...better resolution and the list goes on....Accounted for 37 in 3 nights from the one property, 33 from another and that list goes on too....took another 5 on Saturday night..would be well in the 100s now taken with it this year......I am "OFFICIALLY" retired now.....so look out foxes next year......
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Last night was the first time i used it Dave....and there were some very notable differences....but early days yet to compare the two completely.....Once i learn how to use it i will be able to say more then....One thing the new trail has against the Apex is the trail works and the Apex doesnt....The Apex has got a bug in it somewhere and isnt feeling well at all...and is off to Pulsar for some repair work...so the new Trail has come at a good time....
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Lots of different gizmos on this one mate....all in different spots so its a learning curve all over again.....shot the first fox with it last night and it was great to look through, but hard to use as i was fumbling through the menu to find different settings that i wanted to use.....Ill get there...(i hope)....A couple of the features that are great, is that its a lot shorter than the Apex XD75 and has a built in recorder....the weight factor is down as the scope is smaller, and doesnt have the battery pack and the recorder hanging off the side....as i get more involved in the use and learn more about it i should be able to tell you more....