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15 May 2019Pulsar Axion XM38 vs Pulsar Helion XQ38F - Choosing the right thermal
The new Pulsar Axion range consists of three models, the XM30 Key, XM30 and XM38, which is comparable with the current Helion XQ38F.
We take a look at which model of 38 is best suited for you...between the Helion XQ38F and Axion XM38 Read article -
15 Apr 2019Mick Garvey tests the new Pulsar Digisight Ultra N455 HD Night Vision Riflescope
The new Pulsar Digisight Ultra N455 is a state of the art digital HD day and night vision riflescope which is equally at home on a precharged air rifle as it is on a centrefire rifle for long range foxing. Air Gun World's Mick Garvey puts it through its paces. Read article -
1 Apr 2019Shooting Times magazine reviews Pulsar Accolade and Trail LRF
Shooting Times magazine takes a look at the new Pulsar Accolade LRF XP50 and Trail LRF XP50 thermal riflescope. Read article -
1 Apr 2019Pulsar Thermal and Night Vision Battery Compatibility Checker
There are a bewildering array of batteries available for the Pulsar thermal and night vision range, our guide shows which battery is compatible with Read article -
16 Jan 2019FLIR Tactical Night Vision Soldier Systems
The new range of FLIR Systems offer enhanced night vision goggles, monoculars and helmet mounted night vision solutions for the ultimate in situational awareness on or off the battlefield. Read article -
19 Dec 2018FLIR BNVD Dual Channel Night Vision Systems Review by Russell Baxter
For the last 14 months I have been dabbling in the world of night vision. Up until then my knowledge of night vision had been limited. It was only after doing some research and youtubing some videos that I gradually expanded my knowledge of it. Read article -
20 Nov 2018Pulsar Accolade XQ38 Thermal Biocular - Is this the perfect thermal for deer stalking
The Pulsar Accolade XQ38 thermal imager provides a high performance thermal solution for deer stalking by day and foxing at night, but compared with the Accolade XP50 and the Helion models....which is best for deer stalking? Read article -
26 Oct 2018Pulsar Helion vs Pulsar Accolade...what would i choose - By Chris Parkin
After 18 months of Pulsar Helion thermal vision use, the arrival of the new Pulsar Accolade thermal bioculars was a teasing prospect but was all that glittered really gold? Read article -
24 Oct 2018Dual Night Vision Goggle Systems that won't break the bank - FLIR Spark Core Dual NVG
Night Vision goggle systems are perfect for hands free surveillance or use as hand held binoculars in low light and complete darkness.
FLIR have introduce the Spark Core, a frankenstein hybrid of Gen 2+ and Gen 1+with remarkable resolution and capable performance. Read article -
11 Sep 2018Chris Parkin reviews the new Pulsar Accolade XP50 Thermal Bioculars
Despite initial misgivings about the design destroying his own natural night vision, Chris Parkin delights in the comfortable viewing offered by the new Pulsar Accolade XP50 Read article -
29 Aug 2018Spread the cost of your night vision purchase with Deko Pay Finance packages
Finance is a great way to spread the cost of your purchase. To make it easy we’ve teamed up with Deko whose smart technology lets you apply for and complete the loan application quickly and entirely online.
Simply add the items you love to your basket. Once at checkout select the finance option that suits you and then choose Deko. The quick application form should take no more than a couple of minutes to complete and you’ll receive an instant decision. Easy! Read article -
15 Aug 2018Wicked Hunting Lights - Not just "ANOTHER TORCH"
I have had a bit of a torch thing going on for a few years and have spent lots of money on various different types but after using the wicked light I think I am finally finished.
A few weeks later Paul was very kind to send me a demonstrator and asked me to try it out.
Being in the middle of summer this required me leaving home very late to get the full effect but it was definitely worth staying out all night. I decided to contact an old friend of mine an older gentleman who shoots over two hundred foxes per year he doesn't do internet or anything modern in fact he uses an old battery powered light with a red lens and a block of polystyrene. Read article
