Bering Optics Super Yoter R Review

Bering Optics Super Yoter R Review

The Bering Optics Super Yoter R 3-12x50mm Thermal Weapon Scope uses a 640×480 resolution, 12-micron thermal core with a NETD rating of <40 MK. It has a 3X base magnification that is suitable for all types of night hunting in any terrain. The image is excellent, even at higher magnification levels. It is a very compact, lightweight package and sells for $4595.

Bering Optics Super Hogster Review

Bering Optics Super Hogster 2.9-11.6x35 Thermal Weapon Sight Review. Colonel Cupp reviews the Bering Optics Super Hogster. The Super Hogster is put to the test hunting Georgia Coyotes and pests on Modern Sporting Rifles and a Bolt Action Rifle.  We see what is "Super" about the Bering Optics Super Hogster and tell you what we liked and did not like about this thermal scope.  We look at all the features, take it hunting and tell you what we found using this scope in the field.

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Pulsar Thermion Thermal Scope Review

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Pulsar Axion XM30 Thermal Monocular Review

Pulsar's new Axion Thermal Monocular series is their latest offering for hand-held thermal scanning. The Axion line of thermal monoculars is Pulsar's entry level thermal scanner and brings affordability to the hand-held thermal market without sacrificing quality and features

Thermal Optics Terminology Explained

Thermal Optics Terminology can be confusing. When a hunter or consumer is thinking about purchasing night vision or thermal scopes they need a basic understanding of the terms used to describe these optics. This post is intended to help people new to thermal scopes and handhelds better understand those thermal optics terms.