Say hi to Stefan Orman, a Swedish hunter and shooting instructor, who is here to talk all things zeroing the Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP50.
As you probably already know, Thermion Duo is our line of multispectral scopes featuring two channels - a daytime digital and a thermal one.
Now, because they are located on top of each other and because our life still works under the laws of physics, we need to zero these channels separately.
While the process is simple and easy, we didn’t want you to just take our word for it - we wanted to show you this in practice. Hence, Stefan, Thermion Duo and our camera crew all ended up in a shooting range.
As you will see, the fact that you need to zero the channels separately doesn’t add much hassle - an extra minute or two, a little bit more ammo, and you’re all ready to go out.
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