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Author: Steven Ray
AGM TS 25 384
- Review Add on: 06/01/2022
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If you bye this thermal rifle-spotter scope you will defiantly own the night. I’m a high power airgun back yard shooter mostly. Yes I love my Bushmaster .308, but not always up to driving a long way to come home empty handed from way out in the boonies. What this thermal does is it let’s you hunt at home legally with my high power airguns in my back yard. Before I bought this scope my shooting was limited to squirrels and crows. Not any more, ain’t nothin safe!!! Hogs, coyotes, fox, bobcat, raccoons, possums, otter, or anything else that moves at night. Let’s face it ladies and gentlemen most everything is nocturnal. Game changer. I hunt every night now. My weapons are much more valuable to me now. I’m actually killing back yard pests and eating bacon too. Scope switches easily to other weapons in seconds. As for a daytime scope, ain’t nothing better. Take my word for it! This is a must bye. Especially at this price point. A must have, and you will have so much fun.
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Author: Eric Spear
Awesome thermal picture
- Review Add on: 29/10/2021
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Have been playing around with my Rattler for a few days now and can say that the picture through this sight is awesome. As for as sharpness, not quite as crisp as my 640 resolution scope, but that is to be expected as it is a 384 resolution bolometer. But for 384 resolution it is outstanding. The picture is very clear and the contrast excellent. The picture just "pops". Whites are bright and blacks are dark. I'm finding myself becoming more and more fond of the fusion palette in this scope. Most other scopes I've viewed through using Fusion were not that impressive as the orange tended to overpower everything else and didn't give much contrast with the purple but the Rattler picture has distinct separation between the edges of things and the orange and purple are well contrasted so it is actually useable as a color palette. I am very pleased with the scope and its performance.
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