Pulsar Thermion XG50 3-24×42 Thermal Riflescope

The Pulsar Thermion XG50 3-24×42 is one of the most innovative thermal riflescope’s that has entered the hunting market this decade. Doing what most in the thermal industry said was impossible, Pulsar utilized the high end BAE 640×480 12 micron thermal core in the XG50 and also found a way to include all the standard Thermion features. Never before has a BAE thermal core been used in a scope that included internal video and audio recording, automatic and semi-automatic calibration (often called NUC’ing), picture in picture feature, removable and rechargeable battery packs, a smart phone streaming app, color pallets and more. The BAE 640 12 micron core is the highest quality and sought after thermal core available for US citizens and has been used for years by both Trijicon and N-Vision, in their high end optics. But until now, no one had been able to create a full featured scope while utilizing this amazing thermal core.

With a 1024×768 HD AMOLED full color display screen, the image quality on the XG50 is superb. The 3x base magnification and generous 46ft wide FOV at 100 yards makes the Thermion XG50 not only perfect for the mid to long range coyote and predator hunter, it is also great for the Southern hog hunter as well. With an amazing 2,400 yard detection range and 8x digital zoom, there is no excuse for not spotting game at extremely long distances.

The Thermion XG50 also includes 5 rifle profiles, 13 variable electronic reticles and one-shot zeroing freeze function. This is truly the most advanced, full featured thermal rifle scope ever designed for the US civilian market. With a bumper to bumper 3 year Pulsar warranty, you can rest assured your investment is protected for years to come.

Specs

• 640×480 BAE thermal core
• 3-24x magnification
• 12-micron
• 2,400-yard detection range
• Onboard video/audio recording
• Multiple color palettes
• Continuous digital zoom
• 2x, 4x and 8x stepped zoom
• External power supply adaptable
• Color viewing modes
• Stadiametric rangefinder
• Rock, forest and identification viewing modes
• Manual, automatic and semi-automatic calibration modes
• Defective pixel repair feature