There’s new ones coming out all the time

@@texaspredatorhoghunting1776 I'll definitely be following you to get the good in-depth reviews of them👍👍

@@catherineharris4746 thanks I appreciate it

I can't speak for everybody but I work at Pulsar USA. Our thermals absolutely are OUR designs, our innovations, our tech, etc. The Duo shown here is yet another Pulsar industry first. Also, this tech with lesser image quality was $20k-$30k just a decade or so ago. While affordable is independently subjective, thermal technology has never been more affordable than right now.

@@JustHuntVids the image quality in thermal has gone up a lot in just the past couple years while the prices haven’t. That’s good for the consumer. I remember using thermal 10 years ago that cost 20,000 and the image isn’t as good as some of the scopes now that cost 3,500 bucks

They make great scopes but they are to expensive for most folks. In east Texas we have a lot of humidity and fog at night and n vision doesn’t do well in humid conditions

The InfiRay Rico pro or the Rico g LRF 640 would be my top pick as of right now

@@texaspredatorhoghunting1776 I ended up with the bolt 50. Thanks for the response.

It’s goo to be awhile but the quality will go up and the prices will drop