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this thread should answer your question: Thread 'Recticle position on digital/NV optics' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/recticle-position-on-digital-nv-optics.1326288/ in short, having a off centered reticle at base magnification is a characteristic of the zulus optic. If the barrel on...

This part underwent a design change. After making certain that the plenum is fully depressurize, loosen the barrel set screws and pull the barrel assembly out. Make sure you or someone else is not standing directly in front of the barrel when you do this as an added safety precaution. This...

If you are planning on mounting this as a “through scope“ type of viewer, it will not work. Thermal sensors will not see through glass like a digital night sensor will. For the price I think you would be much better off getting a proper thermal monocular. I bet you could pick up something like a...

Wow, that will definitely put a dent in the population on that farm. It’s probably going to smell like dead rodent for a long time. I doubt he was able to retrieve more than 20% of all those kills.

I think you are just missing it. It’s the red colored shape right in the center of the thermal pip screen at the 45 second mark. The recordings produced by the thermnight hide the reticle in the pip screen for some reason. Perhaps you thought the red shape was the reticle?

You welcome. Here is a video I took with the tnc335r. It shows how well the optic works for tracking small critters on the move.

This is an excellent paper that discusses this topic in detail. The key takeaway is that maximum possible parallax error does not equal the calculated parallax error for a given magnification and offset. Magnification does effect the amount of parallax error for a given offset because the exit...

I have a thermnight tnc335r that I have been using for night pesting, mainly mice. It has been a game changer for me compared with the thermal monocular spotter and digital night scope combo I was using before. Simultaneously displaying both thermal and digital night vision is VERY! useful when...

Parallax error is multiplied with increased magnification. The likelihood of a shooter dialing it all out quickly is very low, especially if the rifle is not fully supported and decoupled from the shooters body. To minimize the error, I have found it’s best practice to use the minimum amount of...

I have a ATN x-sight 5 and a DNT tnc335r. The ATN centers the reticle at base magnification after zeroing, while the DNT does not. The DNT does center the reticle when magnification is increased above the base magnification though. The only way to achieve a centered reticle at base magnification...

I think FX redesigned this part because some users have found that the older clamp version was causing accuracy inconsistency. Matt Dubber briefly mentioned loosening this clamp in a video that outlined the setup of his competition Panthera. The clamps purpose is to prevent the end user from...

I had the same issue as you when it came to not being able to get my scope far enough away from my eye on the Panthera platform. The solution I settled on was a pair of offset rings that might be hard to find atm since they were recently discontinue. The rings are the UTG accusync model air422s...

This video might help answer your question. The video showcases a tnc 635r in snowy conditions.

I just took delivery of the 335 model. I have not had a chance to put it through its paces yet, but so far I am impressed with its fit and finish. The user interface is a massive improvement over the x-sight 5 3-15 LRF unit I have been using for night pest work. It is very easy and quick to...

I don’t have any experience with sunwayfoto or innorel tripods, but I do own quite a few Leofoto tripods (LN-364c, LN-324c, Sa-403, Sa-364, Sa-324). All of them are exceptional quality, and well worth the price. I have a few of their rrs anvil 30 ball head copies along with a few of the real...