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HOGSTER R 2.0-8.0x35mm (w/ Tactical Mount)
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$2,999.00
$2,695.00
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Overview
HOGSTER R™ VOx 384x288 Thermal Weapon Sights are aimed at the growing feral hog market. The sight is exceptionally lightweight, compact and .308 Cal. tested. HOGSTER R™ comes with a tactical quick release (QR) mount that makes the mounting on any type of rifle, equipped with the Weaver rail, quick and easy. HOGSTER R™ compactness makes it suitable for use as a handheld imager for scouting purposes.The sight is built with the superb Germanium optics that is paired with an advanced Vanadium Oxide (VOx) thermal core and proprietary electronics. HOGSTER R™ features an intuitive, user-friendly menu to customize settings to the shooter’s needs without disengaging from the target, including MIL-Dot and Crosshair reticles along with White, Black and Colored image polarization. The scope is nitrogen-purged, is water-, dust- and shock-proof and is action ready in any environment or light conditions, including conditions when the environmental obscurants such as smoke, dust, haze, are present. HOGSTER R™ is suitable for use in colder temperatures thanks to the unique built retaining its own heat and keeping the cold sensitive elements warm, virtually making it a great universal choice for any demanding user.
Specs
- SKU:
- BE43035T
- UPC:
- 86
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you hunt coyotes at night with a thermal scope?
In many states you can, though rules on night hunting and thermal optics vary, so check your state's regulations first. A thermal scope like the Hogster R shows a coyote's body heat against cooler ground, which makes it easy to pick out in a dark field. Pair it with a caller and set up with the wind in your face.
What yardage should you zero a thermal scope at?
Many hunters zero a thermal scope at 50 or 100 yards, matched to the distances they really shoot. For hogs and coyotes at night, 100 yards is a common choice. Zero on a target with a heat source, like a hand warmer behind the bullseye, so the scope can see your aim point.
Can you use a scope with a thermal?
You can, in two ways. A clip-on thermal mounts in front of your day scope so you keep your existing glass and zero, while a dedicated thermal riflescope like the Hogster R replaces the day scope. A dedicated scope is simpler at night: one device and one zero to manage.
