How to set up Pulsar XP50 Trail thermal night vision

[@kamiltanseli375]

I use hand warmers readily available from DIY stores for zeroing my xp50. It has a sticky back and can be seen on your target almost 200 yards easy. Only 2x3 inches in size. Will be hot for up to 40C and will last 6 hours or so...

[@SKIPPYISAAUSSIE]

I use a piece of Cooking aluminium foil on cardboard backing 1-2" square. Fire the round, then get another piece of aluminium foil rolled up shape like a mushroom and the stem fitted in hole made by bullet. Go back to the sight and then move the scope reticle to the shot. Works well for zeroing the thermal, without the need to heat up anything or use of say hot hands.

[@waikarimoana]

Great video as always, thanks for the upload, best regards from Kiwi hunters, Tony.

[@fieldsportstv]

+waikarimoana Cheers Tony. / Charlie

[@billhodsdon8672]

Good show guys , a friend of mine used a joss stick and a standard shoot and see in the day to set up his thermal .

[@sciencecurious357]

Click bait. Tells you nothing of setting up the scope

[@peterbalac1915]

Childermiester you could persuade somebody in the nick for tax evasion to swap places with you if you were on death row 👏👏 when you and Johnny said night out I thought you were referring to your usual haunt,,,,pink punters 😉 joking aside great video, you and Johnny are top blokes 👌ps the piss taking never stops 💋

[@Ken-or7gf]

Just got a Pulsar. Haven’t sighted it yet. I’ve heard an ice cube works great. True?? Anyone!

[@motohunter2390]

Nice

[@samdavidson6483]

This is why hunting foxes with dogs should be banned this is far more humane Just my opinion

[@stephb8178]

Rest piece of kit you have there.

[@stephb8178]

Nice piece of kit. Bloody predictable text