Pulsar Monocular 3x20 B

Pulsar Monocular 3x20 B

The Pulsar Monocular 3x20 B transforms the Krypton thermal imaging attachment into an observation device with 3x magnification. It can be easily connected to the thermal attachment by means of a bayonet connection. In addition, the Pulsar 3x20 B is a full-fledged daylight observation device.

The monocular is connected to the thermal imaging attachment by means of a bayonet lock. The bayonet connection is characterised by high reliability and a high attachment speed. The thermal imaging attachment can be removed from the adapter in front of the optical scope and converted into a thermal imaging camera within seconds without the need for tools, just the Pulsar 3x20 B monocular. The reverse is just as fast.

The special mechanical part helps you adjust the position of the attachment screen using the field of view of the Pulsar 3x20 B Monocular. Now observation is complete, informative and smooth.

The monocular offers an optimal 3x magnification for field observation when used in combination with a thermal imaging attachment. The optical scheme of the 3x20 B Monocular guarantees total diagonal visibility with the Proton and Krypton displays returning extensive information during observation.

The Pulsar 3x20 B Monocular weighs less than 100 grams - the hunter gets a full-fledged thermal imaging camera with a reasonable weight.