JohnnyD
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Would I get away with this and a thermal spotter? I already have the thermal spotter.Ditto.
As in the DNT Zulus
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Hunting Thermal or Digital Scopes What You Using.
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As in the DNT Zulus
ukzero1
Super member
Depends on the distance you shoot at really. I manage quite well with the thermal spotter and zulus 5-20R, but I only shoot to 50 yards.
JohnnyD
Proactive member
I'm heading towards this one actually now, is it a good buy?
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
DNT ThermNight TNC225R LRF Multispectral Night Vision Scope
The DNT Thermnight TNC225R is a multi-spectral thermal imaging scope offering night vision and thermal, with advanced image enhancement for superior low-light visibility.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Pelletpinger
Super member
What thermal spotter do you have?I'm heading towards this one actually now, is it a good buy?
DNT ThermNight TNC225R LRF Multispectral Night Vision Scope
The DNT Thermnight TNC225R is a multi-spectral thermal imaging scope offering night vision and thermal, with advanced image enhancement for superior low-light visibility.
JohnnyD
Proactive member
Blackwood Outdoors - Thermal, Night Vision and Fieldsport Equipment Suppliers.
Blackwood Outdoors is a leading supplier of thermal imaging, including night vision optics and related fieldsport equipment.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
So its wether I would be better with the DNT Zulus and the spotter or the DNT 225R
Pelletpinger
Super member
The DNT 225r has a poorer quality thermal for starters so i wouldn’t bother.Blackwood Outdoors - Thermal, Night Vision and Fieldsport Equipment Suppliers.
Blackwood Outdoors is a leading supplier of thermal imaging, including night vision optics and related fieldsport equipment.
So its wether I would be better with the DNT Zulus and the spotter or the DNT 225R
You won’t go wrong with a Zulus/spotter combo,
JohnnyD
Proactive member
Should I go for the 520 or 312 Zulus, I will be shooting mainly 25-70M
Pelletpinger
Super member
Personally id go for 5-20 it has the slightly better quality image.
BTB 500
Super member
5-20. As above it has slightly better image quality and still works OK at shorter ranges (e.g. ratting) if necessary. The sole limitation vs. the 3-12 is that the LRF only reads down to 10m but that's never been an issue for me. I zero at 35m and the 20x is very useful for seeing where .177 pellets are landing!
Clothead
Super member
JohnnyD
Proactive member
Just ordered the Zulus 520 from Ian so hopefully arrive tomorrow 
ukzero1
Super member
JohnnyD
Proactive member
ukzero1
Super member
They'll do the job nicely.
JohnnyD
Proactive member
Wow, Just been in the garden with my new Zulus 520r, its VERY VERY good. I didn't need the thermal at 23 m
Mad Andy
Super member
IR based NV for me. IR is hundreds, thermal is thousands.
ukzero1
Super member
I take it you're a happy chappy then. I am with mine.