Videos tagged with Pulsar Thermion

This discussion with James Sellers, CEO of Sellmark Corporation, delves into the evolution and applications of thermal imaging technology. It highlights the shift from expensive military-grade equipment to accessible consumer products, contrasting thermal with traditional night vision. The conversation emphasizes the practical benefits for hunting, wildlife management, and law enforcement, showcasing advancements like integrated rangefinders and ballistic calculators in devices like the Pulsar Thermion and Dark 30.

This video compares digital night vision and thermal imaging optics for firearm upgrades. Digital night vision, like the Triton Star Strike, uses infrared or ambient light, while thermal imaging, exemplified by the Pulsar Sphinx, detects heat signatures. Both offer accessible entry points for new shooters into advanced optic technologies.

This video features a detailed review and testing of the Pulsar Thermion XP50 thermal rifle scope. The reviewer highlights its exceptional performance, particularly its ability to detect deer-sized animals at distances exceeding 1500 yards and its sensitivity for smaller targets. While praising the scope's overall capabilities, the reviewer suggests improvements like moving the focus adjustment to a turret and increasing the base magnification to 4x. The testing includes fog conditions, demonstrating the scope's effectiveness in adverse weather.

This review covers five top thermal scopes: Trijicon IR-Hunter, ATN Thor LT, Pulsar Thermion, REAP-IR, and FLIR Thermosight Pro. It details sensor technology, detection ranges, battery life, and build quality, highlighting features like 12-micron sensors, 60Hz frame rates, and IPX7 waterproofing. The video provides a comprehensive overview for tactical and hunting applications.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an update on company activities and upcoming content. He highlights new gear, including an Atlas Gun Works Athena Tactical pistol and a 2A Armament Ballios Lite 105 pistol build intended for night vision integration. Plans include content with AGM Global Vision, featuring various night vision devices and helmet setups. The channel will also cover a recent low-light handheld course attended by the team.

This video from SHOT Show 2019 features Tom from Night Goggles and Chase from Pulsar showcasing new thermal imaging products. The focus is on the Pulsar THERMION, HELION, and AXION thermal scopes and monoculars. The presentation highlights these devices, suggesting potential applications in hunting, tactical observation, and wildlife viewing in low-light conditions. The video provides a glimpse into the latest advancements in thermal optics from these brands.