Darknight
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Thanks for that explanation, K.
I typically scan continuously when calling so covering a wide FOV with a scanner is more efficient to me. Perhaps I'd get used to the narrower fov of the Hogster. There are times that I wish I had a little longer detection range than my Quantum. I'm used to going to the rifle to confirm the target but I suppose it'd be nice to know before looking through the gun mounted scope.
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us.
I typically scan continuously when calling so covering a wide FOV with a scanner is more efficient to me. Perhaps I'd get used to the narrower fov of the Hogster. There are times that I wish I had a little longer detection range than my Quantum. I'm used to going to the rifle to confirm the target but I suppose it'd be nice to know before looking through the gun mounted scope.
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us.