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Overview
This Focus Ring Throw lever is a must for every Pulsar Thermion 2 Pro 50mm scope. The Front Focus is tight by design, and makes it difficult to manipulate. This simple but effective lever solves the issue, and makes accessing the focus while in the scope much easier. It simply slides over the lens cap (No need to remove lens cap), and one screw secures the throw lever without maring or scratching the scope. No large knobs to restrict the focus range. It mounts securely and does not move. Our throw lever is made in the USA and is made from a high quality carbon fiber reinforced nylon. This is a must have product for the Pulsar Thermion 2 Pro Series (Non LRF).
This Item Fits the following models:
- Thermion 2 XQ50 Pro 76548
- Thermion 2 XP50 Pro 76547
- Thermion 2 XQ35 Pro 76541
Specs
- Brand
- Dark Night Outdoors
- SKU:
- DNOTH2PRO5035
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I focus a Pulsar thermal scope?
Focus in two steps. Turn the eyepiece diopter until the on-screen icons are sharp, then use the front lens ring to bring your target into focus at its distance. Refocus when the range changes a lot, say from 50 to 200 yards. A throw lever on the XQ50 Pro or XP50 Pro makes that second step quicker.
Why is my Pulsar thermal blurry?
Usually it's one of two settings. If the menu and reticle look soft, adjust the eyepiece diopter. If the menu is sharp but the animal is soft, the front focus is set for a different distance. Fog or dirt on the lens, or a scene with little heat contrast, can also make the picture look blurry.
How do I sight in a Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ50 Pro?
Pick a target with a heat source and shoot a group at 50 or 100 yards from a solid rest. Open the zeroing menu, freeze the image if your firmware offers it, and move the reticle onto your point of impact. Fire again to confirm. With the lever on, you can keep the target sharp without lifting your head.
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