Selection of the signal amplification level combined with new filtration algorithms with fine brightness and contrast adjustments offers the hunter great opportunities for long-range detection of game under diverse weather and temperature conditions. The amplification setting helps to define an animal’s trophy features and ensures clear rendering of objects and background in the field of view.
With an IPX7 waterproof rating, Talion riflescopes work in conditions of high humidity and heavy rain and can withstand half an hour immersion under water to a depth of 1 meter.
Talion thermal riflescopes are high impact resistant and can be used with rifled hunting weapons with calibres of 9.3x64, .30-06, .300, .375H&H, etc., as well as with smooth-bore and pneumatic weapons.
The built-in Wi-Fi module will connect the device with smartphones based on Android and iOS via the Stream Vision 2 mobile application. This combination provides a great opportunity, such as wireless updating of the device software, transmission of images to a mobile device screen in real time, remote control of digital functions and many others. Users registered in the application are provided with cloud storage space for photos and videos taken with a digital or thermal imaging device.
Zeroing settings are saved in a shooting profile. Talion memory contains up to five shooting profiles for several types of weapons or cartridges. Each profile can hold up to ten zeroing distances.
A reticle is electronically displayed in the same plane as the target. The Talion memory contains ten reticle configurations and functions (direct shot type, ballistic, scalable and regular), all available in nine color options.
No. This Talion XG35 has no built-in laser rangefinder, and its spec list shows none. It is built as a light, simple scope with a wide 2x base view. If you want ranging inside the scope, look at the Thermion 2 LRF models in our thermal scopes with LRF section.
LRF stands for laser rangefinder. The scope sends an invisible laser pulse to the target and times the return to read the distance, so you know how far the animal is before you hold over. Scopes without one, like this Talion, rely on you knowing your ranges or carrying a separate rangefinder.
Pulsar makes a big share of the thermal scopes hunters ask us about, and the Talion shows why: a 640 sensor, IPX7 waterproofing, a magnesium housing and a recoil rating up to .375 H&H in a 0.7 kg scope. Pulsar covers it with its manufacturer's warranty.
Its strengths are weight and field of view. It is light at 0.7 kg without the battery, and the 2x base gives a wide picture for fast, close shots on hogs. The tradeoffs are no built-in rangefinder and about 7 hours per APS 5T pack, so carry a spare for long nights.