Robert Daley
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It is always good to check the product and see if it is able to meet expectations. Many people rely on good brands, and of previous versions of a product, only to get disappointed when they purchase the latest version. Thermal IR Scopes are no different. A purchase of a thermal scope was made to a person who has had much experience in thermal imaging. He went through great lengths in search for a thermal scope that would meet his expectation, from NRA conventions and going to large sporting displays. Finally making his purchase, he was able to immediately see some issues with the product. For example, it was not able to meet the promotion that this IR scope is able to detect images at 1200 meters and identify the object at 500 meter or so, but with his experience, he is unable to get clarity of image at 40 yards, and beyond 130 is just blur. So, it is always good to test the actual product intended to be purchased before you buy it.
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