Just some more FLIR RS Thermal Weapon scope porn....
So far I have got to say that I really DO LIKE the RS32-35mm lens and the RS32-19mm lens scopes, they actually perform way better than I though they would (very clear with a wide field of view) and are both perfectly capable of a 225 yard accurate targeting shot even when magnified, these are the best bang for the buck in thermal that I know of.
I have not tried an RS64-35mm lens, but I bet that would be the best overall of mostly everything. The RS32-35mm is a really nice system and probably will be the biggest seller for serious night hunters or land owners with hog/coyote problems since you get a hell of allot of thermal scope in that kit for the money, for one step up the RS64-35mm has got to be the cream of the crop but I have not tried that.
For someone just getting into thermal who likes to night hunt with hogs or coyotes on a budget, that RS32-19mm is surprising very nice and a super good deal in a thermal weapon scope, I predict it will be the biggest seller as it kicks some major arse for the price out to at least 225 yards.
The two RS64-60mm lens and the RS32-60mm lens are great for long range targeting but you give up allot of FOV in the process, would work excellent out in wide open pastures, agricultural crops, and higher mountain elevations where you had 300+ yards of clear view at night.
So far I have got to say that I really DO LIKE the RS32-35mm lens and the RS32-19mm lens scopes, they actually perform way better than I though they would (very clear with a wide field of view) and are both perfectly capable of a 225 yard accurate targeting shot even when magnified, these are the best bang for the buck in thermal that I know of.
I have not tried an RS64-35mm lens, but I bet that would be the best overall of mostly everything. The RS32-35mm is a really nice system and probably will be the biggest seller for serious night hunters or land owners with hog/coyote problems since you get a hell of allot of thermal scope in that kit for the money, for one step up the RS64-35mm has got to be the cream of the crop but I have not tried that.
For someone just getting into thermal who likes to night hunt with hogs or coyotes on a budget, that RS32-19mm is surprising very nice and a super good deal in a thermal weapon scope, I predict it will be the biggest seller as it kicks some major arse for the price out to at least 225 yards.
The two RS64-60mm lens and the RS32-60mm lens are great for long range targeting but you give up allot of FOV in the process, would work excellent out in wide open pastures, agricultural crops, and higher mountain elevations where you had 300+ yards of clear view at night.