Videos tagged with Pulsar

This video appears to be focused on the Pulsar XL60, as indicated by the title. The tags should reflect this specific firearm model and any general categories related to firearms ownership and use. Given the limited information, the content is likely a presentation or review of the Pulsar XL60.

This video provides a detailed overview and review of the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60, a flagship thermal scope. The content covers what's included in the package, sensor performance, control features, the zeroing process, and the functionality of the LRF (Laser Rangefinder) with its ballistic calculator. It also touches upon the device's reliability and the overall user experience, offering insights into its practical application. The video may also feature a giveaway.

This video from the Brownells 85 on 80 event features Caleb and Barclay from Pulsar exploring their comprehensive thermal imaging product line. The discussion covers entry-level handheld scanners, high-end thermal riflescopes and binoculars, and highlights innovative features such as integrated laser rangefinders and ballistic calculators. The content also touches on versatile mounting options and practical applications for thermal optics, extending beyond night use to daytime and farm utility. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in purchasing or learning to effectively use thermal gear.

This YouTube video features a review of the Pulsar Axion 2 LRF thermal monocular. The creator, associated with "Basement Operator," provides a detailed look at the device, likely highlighting its capabilities for observation and potentially for use in tactical or outdoor scenarios. The description includes several affiliate links for outdoor gear companies like Tac Pack and TA Targets, as well as the creator's own merchandise and community platforms like Discord. A strong emphasis on firearm safety is stated in the disclaimer, with the creator clarifying they are not a gunsmith and all content is for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video reviews the ThermTec "Wild 650L" thermal monocular, highlighting its well-priced features, including a built-in laser rangefinder. The reviewer discusses its capabilities for wildlife detection, home security, search and rescue, and hunting. While praising its ease of use, clarity, and flawless performance, the reviewer notes two minor issues: the inability to mount it to a tripod and the app not recording audio when recording video (though the device itself does).

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XG35, a handheld thermal monocular. The reviewer covers core specifications, image quality, and real-world applications, with a particular focus on coyote hunting at night. Key features discussed include the built-in laser rangefinder, connectivity, recording capabilities, app integration, and IPX7 waterproofing. The reviewer also touches on color palettes and expresses a dislike for digital zoom. The video thanks OpticsPlanet for providing the unit and mentions a discount code. It also credits Connor Boothe with Appalachian Outdoors Addicts and promotes the "Basement Operator Company" and the reviewer's YouTube channel "Elliott Delp."

This video covers the "New Guns For 2025" event at NRA 2025, focusing on the first day's reveals. It showcases a variety of firearms and brands, including the Mossberg Aftershock, Walther PDP-X F Series, and mentions IWI, Glock, Beretta, Henry, Pulsar, Canik, Unity, Daniel Defense, HUXWRX, Taran Butler, Trijicon, LWRC, Nightforce, CCW Safe, Nocpix, Staccato, and Sig Sauer. The content is presented as a showcase of upcoming firearm releases and manufacturers.

This video features James Sellers, CEO of Sellmark Corporation, discussing the evolution of thermal imaging technology, its origins on the battlefield, and its commercial applications. He highlights Pulsar's latest products, including the Thermion 2 LRF thermal imaging riflescopes and the Dark30 thermal camera designed for vehicle mounting. The discussion with Guns & Ammo editors Eric Poole and Tom Beckstrand provides insights into the advancements and uses of thermal optics in the firearms and outdoor industries.

This YouTube video showcases rabbit hunting using a Pulsar thermal optic in Australia. The description highlights the clarity of the thermal scope, which aids in easily locating game. The video is tagged with various relevant terms including the hunting platform, the specific optic brand, and the target species and location.

This video from Shot Show 2024 features a look at advanced thermal optic technology. Wes and Tom showcase Pulsar's TELOS LRF XP50 handheld thermal device and the Pulsar Thermion2 LRF XL50 thermal optic, highlighting its impressive 1024x768 resolution. The video also includes links to BCM and a Discord community, along with relevant hashtags for the event.

This video showcases rabbit hunting utilizing a rifle equipped with a Pulsar Thermion XP50 thermal scope. The rifle in use is an Anschutz 1761 chambered in .22 Magnum, firing Hornady 30gr V-MAX ammunition. Engagements take place at distances between 50 and 100 yards, highlighting the effectiveness of the thermal optic in low-light hunting scenarios.

This YouTube video showcases the user's enjoyment and exploration of Pulsar thermal imaging devices. The title and description emphasize the fun and engaging nature of using these thermals, suggesting a casual and enthusiastic approach to the technology. The accompanying link to miculek.com indicates a potential connection to firearms or shooting sports, further contextualizing the use of thermal optics.