Uhhh. Not sure what kool aid you are drinking. Pulsar thermals come from the peoples republic of China. You can go to pulsars website and look for yourself.

@@jasonpage846 I suggest that you do some more research! The Pulsar Thermal scopes are made in Lithuania and as far as i know, thats no where near China.

@@KROLL712 Its funny to see a know it all talking out of his ass, if YOU would do some research you would have learned they have multiple factory's in china, they headquarter in Lithuania

You can just look at one of the Thermions or a Krypton and read the label on it. It says "made in Lithuania". Not "assembled in" and thats a big difference. The only Thermal scope that im not sure about is the Thermion XG50 as its only for USA.

@@KROLL712 Let me clarify, yes old units are made in lithuania, but as of this year they make all new axion models in china. Im willing to bet that in the near future (3-5 years maybe) they will be releasing scopes made in china on the US market.

I can't think if one myself? Who do you mean.

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Got any made in Taiwan thermal scopes you would recommend? Honest question.

Just to be clear, China is NOT a communist state. It’s time for clear and open minded people, especially Americans, to understand this. That said, you’re 100% correct, China’s govt. is no friend to anyone other than it’s own leadership and tycoons.

I don’t want anything from China!

Will Pierson I'm also a WV boy theirs some Facebook groups on thermals where you can pick up used ones I got a pulsar that was a few years old and it came with an external battery pack for about half price... not sure if that's something you'd be interested in but it's an option

@@justinjohnson1924 absolutely, I just had enough for a Bolt tl 35 and my work car died on me. Which group did you have the best dealings with?

@@willpiersonw.v.4264 Texas thermal buy/sell trade I believe is the name if not exact it should be close enough to pull it up

Thank you

@@LoneStarBoars what about the Sig Echo3 Thermal Reflex sight? Is it chinese?

I don’t use Chinese optics.

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The only people who will tell you trijicons are better are greedy people trying to make the higher markup. I like the rangefinder in the scope, not a fan of the accolade you can get a trail 2 xp50 for less.

For me 50mm all day only lose about 2 1/2 feet fov at 25 yards but gain all the extra range.

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Nvision halo 50mm’s I’m not a big clip on fan.

@@LoneStarBoars reading forums on Halo seems like the LR and X** Series has issues with image quality, locking up, scares me away

Thermal crushes Nightvision for hunting.

Night vision requires an illuminator, so another on/off switch to deal with and another battery to tend to. I also have trouble shooting at distance with night vision if there is trees, brush etc anything that illuminates in front of your target. Thermal none of this is a problem, just pay a little extra you’ll be happy you did.

i got a night vision, now i wished i would have got a thermal instead

You just caught me with my hat off.

When you go to war it changes you! Hair gives off a lot of sent! But what do I know? Thanks for the video!

@@LoneStarBoars I was wondering where Steiner gets their sensors from, my searches have failed me, but I assume China.

It has a dovetail for the helmet, and a AMD return to zero weapon mount.

@@LoneStarBoars Knox vs FLIR Breech? Primarily helmet mounted.

You can save three zeros

Trijicon day scopes yes. Trijicon electric optics no. They are a different division.

7 hours with everything turned on above freezing.

@@LoneStarBoars roger-that and thanks.

@@LoneStarBoars Have you had any experience with irayusa? (RICO Mk1 640 50mm Thermal Weapon Sight ), made in the USA according to their website.

Nevermind, I rewatched this video and irayusa is not usa made. From watching again the Pulsar Trail 2 LRF XP50 is a good alternative to the Halo-XRF. Thanks again.

They sold out to China, just a Chinese thermal with a Burris housing.

They are already better than Pulsar. I'd rather buy (eastern) european then chinese though.. We empower the Chinese by buying their stuff, like Tod said. Just don't buy it. Buy American or European.

If the border keeps up like this, bro... it may not be hogs he's talking about.

Unfortunately Steiner is also using Chinese IRay thermal cores.

No I’m not paid for my evaluation. The Hunter uses two lines for Stadiametric rangefinding, it does not work well on animals at all. The Nvision Nox 35 that is lighter smaller and same lens with a longer warranty is $6700 and the Halo X 35 with rechargeable batteries, Mildot reticle, and video recording is $7495. The XRF does everything the ir hunter 35mm and 60mm can do in one package with all the extras and a 5 year warranty for less than the 60mm alone. The Nvision is hands down a better unit all around.

Burris thermal is manufactured in Wuhan, China. It is a Guide rebranded.

@@carlbruhn1772 pulsar krypton for me. Thanks.

Yea when they first came out the sent me some. I stopped selling them after they started failing, the CCP started supplying our enemies, released a bio weapon on the world, and altered our election.

@@LoneStarBoars Thanks Todd, for the Info man! Didn't know AGM and Berring were aslo China made too. Damn thats twice I supported them just got a rico too. my next purchase Is the halo XRF got to save up some cabbage, will you take the Irays in for a trade of some sort? I'll PM you. I want to do some sort of layaway plan for Halo XRF, then maybe I'll have one by summer. also Hey what do you suggest for a spotter? looking for something I can focus at 1X power to around a 8X Zoom. will the Halo XRF focus up close?

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Hi friend, This is Lily. The latest TR20 series thermal imaging riflescope that our company produced. Even with LRF. May i know are you interested in our thermal and may i know your e-mail address? i'd like to share more details about our thermal with you. Regards

I'm talking about the machine gun that's on the table.

They wanted your channel name so I gave it to them.

Of course the did. They know me well.

I suggest you throw them all away.

Of course these US companies illegally helping them just to make a buck. Why support the enemy?

Well it says top so there is no junk or Communist China options.

@@LoneStarBoars doesn’t change my statement though. Question is, did you confirm there is no outsourcing for chips, computer, software, unit products for these “non-commie” made products?

Cheapest Chinese thermal core you can find.

Chinese junk

You support the people who attacked us with a bio weapon?