Thermal Help

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Pulsar Thermion 2 XG50 vs AGM Rattler v2 50-640? I can get either one for just over $3K right now. Can someone help me with which is "better"?

most of the hunting will be hogs in open fields. some predator hunting too. 200 yards could be common. Leaning towards putting on AR platform 6.5 Grendel.
 
A while back AGM had a bad rap for their lack of customer service. Don't know if that's changed, but worth researching a bit more.
 
AGM has better sensitivity which means clearer image in tough conditions.
AGM is lighter
AGM has better warranty
AGM comes with American Defense QD mount ($250 ) when bought from reputable dealer like outdoor legacy gear.
In the end i'd just give HANs or Jason a call at outdoor legacy gear and they will help you make the best decision for you.
 
AGM has better sensitivity which means clearer image in tough conditions.
AGM is lighter
AGM has better warranty
AGM comes with American Defense QD mount ($250 ) when bought from reputable dealer like outdoor legacy gear.
In the end i'd just give HANs or Jason a call at outdoor legacy gear and they will help you make the best decision for you.
If a guy wanted an AGM rattler V2, which model would he have to buy to be able to reliably target coyotes at 200 yards? Or 150 yards?

I have toyed for a year or more with getting one of these. I'd want to be able to reliably see to make reliable shots at 150 yards at least. 200 would be nice depending on how much the extra resolution to do it would cost me.
 
So all of my shots are 200 yards or less. I run a 35 mm lens on 2 of my thermals. Never felt I needed more. Depending on your background (fields/woods) you'll see them. I like the 35 mm/2x base mag as some areas I hunt I can't even see 100 yards so the wider FOV helps.

If I need to see further, then I can zoom up, but I'm also using 640 cores now. The older 320 core FLIR 19 mm 1-4x that I no longer use started to get fuzzy as the zoom increased but had a wide field of view for my woods hunting.
 
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