Videos tagged with LRF

This guide details the installation and basic operation of the Oneleaf Mars Mini thermal optic. It covers unboxing, mounting options using various adapters, battery insertion, and navigating the optic's features like color palettes, PIP zoom, LRF, and ballistic calculator. The speaker, with high authority and hands-on testing experience, highlights its advanced capabilities for its size and price point.

This video showcases the nighttime performance of the OneLeaf Mars MT1000LRF thermal night vision scope, focusing on its capabilities for detecting animals, vehicles, and people at various distances. The presenter demonstrates the scope's effectiveness with both 35mm and 50mm lenses, highlighting its range and clarity in different conditions. It's presented as a high-value budget option for thermal imaging.

This video compares two distinct rangefinding devices: a weapon-mounted Laser Rangefinder (LRF) and traditional LRF binoculars. The content aims to help viewers understand the pros and cons of each type of device for various shooting applications, likely focusing on ballistic calculations, target acquisition, and practical field use. The comparison will highlight differences in functionality, form factor, and potential advantages for hunters, marksmen, or tactical operators.

This video, featuring Ryder, discusses the utility of weapon-mounted laser rangefinders (LRFs) versus traditional ranging binoculars. Ryder advocates for starting with ranging binoculars due to less eye fatigue and the ability to range targets without pointing a rifle. However, he highlights the weapon-mounted LRF as a valuable 'insurance policy' for critical situations where primary ranging fails or is obstructed, allowing for quick re-ranging by dialing the scope back to zero.

This video from Shot Show 2024 features a look at advanced thermal optic technology. Wes and Tom showcase Pulsar's TELOS LRF XP50 handheld thermal device and the Pulsar Thermion2 LRF XL50 thermal optic, highlighting its impressive 1024x768 resolution. The video also includes links to BCM and a Discord community, along with relevant hashtags for the event.

This video from SHOT Show 2023 features Bering Optics showcasing their LRF Super Hogster and Super Yoter thermal optics. The description emphasizes that no firearms, ammunition, or accessories are for sale, and the content avoids violence, nudity, hate speech, and policy violations. It's an informational showcase of new thermal optic products at a major industry event.

This video offers a detailed comparison between the ATN X-Sight 4K Pro and the ATN X-Sight LTV digital night vision scopes. The host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, breaks down the key differences in features, performance, and usability. The 4K Pro is presented as the flagship model with advanced features like a ballistic calculator and WiFi streaming, while the LTV is a streamlined, lighter option focused on essential hunting tasks. The comparison includes practical field testing and technical analysis of sensor performance, making it a valuable resource for potential buyers.

This video provides an overview of Pulsar's new Trail 2 next-generation thermal sight, introduced at SHOT Show 2020. Key features include an upgraded Ulis 35 millikelvin sensor for increased sensitivity, available in 640x480 and 384x288 resolutions. The optic retains the Trail format with an extended eyepiece for a wide-angle viewer and an HD full HD screen. It offers various color modes, HDMI output, and supports external power for extended battery life, making it a significant advancement for thermal imaging in hunting and observation.