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Transforming Night Hunting with the HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite
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Transforming Night Hunting with the HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite A Lighter, Smarter Scope for Airgun Hunters The evolution of night vision optics has brought us a new standout contender: the HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite. Designed specifically with airgun and rimfire shooters in mind, this streamlined scope delivers power, performance, and precision, all wrapped up in a compact, affordable package. Unlike bulkier digital scopes, the Alpex 4K Lite was developed with direct input from airgun hunters. The result is a device that strips away unnecessary extras while keeping the key features that matter most in the field. Built for Airgun Pest Control In the Field Sports Britain video, shooting legend Terry Doe takes the Alpex 4K Lite into the field for some real-world rabbit control. The scope’s day/night mode, IR illumination, and laser rangefinder come into their own as daylight fades. Even as dusk sets in, the Lite delivers a clear, bright image; allowing accurate target ID and confident shot placement at ranges well beyond 50 yards. With a slim profile and intuitive controls, the scope is easy to handle on the move, especially when stalking skittish rabbits. Why Airgunners Are Switching to the Lite The Alpex 4K Lite isn’t just about cutting weight, it’s about making serious tech usable for smaller setups. Here’s what makes it ideal for airgun pest control: Compact and Lightweight: Weighs just 474g without battery, perfect for rimfires and sub-12ft-lb air rifles. 4K Ultra HD Sensor: Delivers razor-sharp detail, day or night. Ballistic Calculator: Inputs your data for accurate holdover at various distances. Laser Rangefinder (LRF): Built-in ranging up to 1000m. Day/Night Versatility: Seamless switching between modes for 24-hour capability. Terry Doe’s Verdict: "I’m Buying One" Terry’s seal of approval is more than just lip service, as he ends the video stating clearly that he’ll be buying one himself. From a man who’s tested more optics than most of us have had hot dinners, that’s a strong endorsement. For pest controllers, especially those targeting rabbits around stables or farmland, the Alpex 4K Lite offers enough range, clarity, and battery life to get the job done efficiently and humanely. Final Thoughts The Alpex 4K Lite isn’t a watered-down version of a better scope, it’s a purpose-built tool that finally brings high-end features to airgun hunters without the bulk or price tag of a full-sized digital optic. If you’re looking for an ultra-capable night vision scope that feels right at home on a lighter rifle, this might just be the one. Shop the HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite now or watch the full Field Sports Britain video to see it in action. We've embedded it below: READ ARTICLE
Alpex Lite vs Alpex 4K: Do You Really Need Both?
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Alpex Lite vs Alpex 4K: Do You Really Need Both? Alpex Lite vs Alpex 4K: Do You Really Need Both? With the launch of the new Alpex Lite, you might be wondering: do we still need the full-sized Alpex 4K? And is the Lite version just a gimmick? The short answers: yes, the full-sized Alpex 4K still has a place, and no, the Lite is definitely not just a gimmick. Really, it all comes down to how you plan to use your scope and what kind of setup feels right for you. The original Alpex 4K has been a fan favourite since day one, and it’s easy to see why. It’s packed with features that make it an incredibly effective tool for both shooting and hunting. Whether you’re out in the field or at the range, this scope delivers the performance and versatility that serious shooters rely on. The original Alpex 4K, not the very first Alpex but the first 4K version, really set the bar. It delivered excellent image quality and was one of the first digital scopes to offer a genuinely usable zoom range. Pair it with a high-powered IR illuminator and you’ve got a setup that quickly earned a reputation as the go-to choice for foxing. It didn’t stop there though. Plenty of deer stalkers also found it ideal, particularly in those tricky low-light conditions at dawn and dusk. Reliable, clear, and adaptable, the Alpex 4K proved itself as a real workhorse in the field. So, why bring out the Alpex Lite at all? Good question. Everything we’ve talked about so far has focused on centrefire shooting, and there’s a reason for that. The original Alpex didn’t quite catch on with rimfire and air rifle shooters. Why not? In a word: weight. The original Alpex LRF weighs around 1.2 kg and is pretty front-heavy. That isn’t ideal for lighter setups or when you want a fast-handling rat gun. That’s where the Alpex Lite comes in. The Alpex Lite weighs just 474g without the external battery and is only 280mm long, making it a seriously compact bit of kit. It uses the same 4K sensor as the original, but the design has been fine-tuned specifically with air rifles and rimfires in mind. How? For starters, the controls have been simplified, with all the buttons conveniently placed together on top of the selection turret. The whole unit has a much smaller footprint too, which is ideal for more compact setups. It also features a shorter eye relief, allowing you to mount it further back. That’s great news if you’re working with limited rail space. Just keep in mind that this makes it less suitable for rifles with heavier recoil. The Alpex Lite isn’t here to replace the full-sized Alpex 4K. It’s here to complement it. If you’re running a centrefire setup and want top-tier performance in low light, complete with all the bells and whistles, the original Alpex 4K remains the go-to choice. But if you’re looking for something lighter, more compact, and tailored for rimfire or air rifle use, the Alpex Lite hits the mark perfectly. Ultimately, it’s not about which one is better. It’s about what’s right for you and your shooting style. Whether you go full-sized or Lite, you’re getting a scope built for the job. READ ARTICLE
First Look at the Alpex 4K LITE Digital Scope – Compact, Capable, and Clever
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First Look at the Alpex 4K LITE Digital Scope – Compact, Capable, and Clever First Look at the Alpex 4K LITE Digital Scope – Compact, Capable, and Clever Digital optics have come a long way in a short space of time, and the new Alpex 4K LITE is a great example of how far things have progressed. Stripped back but not stripped bare, the LITE version offers many of the same standout features as its more expensive siblings, but in a slightly leaner, more accessible package; ideal for hunters and airgunners who want precision and simplicity in one tidy scope. Let’s break down what makes the LITE tick, with insights from three hands-on videos you can watch right here in this blog. A Hands-On Overview of the Alpex LITE Video 1: Quick Look at the LITE Model This video offers a great walkaround of the LITE’s physical layout and user interface. You’ll spot straight away that the turret scroll wheel is the same, but the buttons have been moved to the centre making them faster to reach. The Lite also uses the same 4K sensor as the original Alpex. How to Set Up and Zero the Alpex Scope Video 2: Step-by-Step Zeroing and Ballistic Setup Getting set up with the LITE is refreshingly straightforward. In this second video, you’ll see a full walkthrough of how to zero the scope digitally using the onboard X-Y reticle shift, then fine-tune your settings with the built-in ballistic profile system. Once you’ve entered your projectile speed, ballistic coefficient, and scope height, the LITE’s digital brain handles holdover calculations automatically; ideal for those shooting at multiple ranges or dealing with tricky environmental conditions. You’ll also get a great look at the Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) setting, which boosts contrast in uneven light and keeps your view clear through deep shadows and bright gaps in cover. Top tip from the video: make use of quality pellets or ammo and take the time to test in real-world conditions to fine-tune your ballistic data. It pays off. Is the Alpex LITE a Real Contender in the Digital Scope Market? Video 3: Full Review and Field Impressions In the final video, the LITE gets put through its paces in actual shooting conditions, and the results are impressive. The HD resolution is more than enough for identifying targets clearly, even at 10 to 14x zoom. The ballistic calculator performs well, and the ergonomics are faster compared to the more deliberate Alpex 4K. One of the biggest takeaways here is value for money. The Lite is significantly more affordable without compromising on core performance. If you’re using an air rifle, .22LR, or something like a 17 HMR, the LITE has the range and clarity you need. Battery life is solid too, with around 6 to 7 hours of active use, and the scope can be paired with external IR units for night work, making it a flexible tool for both day and night hunting. Final Thoughts The Alpex LITE might be the lightweight version of its 4K sibling, but it still punches well above its weight. With intuitive controls, crisp visuals, and clever digital tools like the ballistic calculator and WDR mode, it offers everything most shooters need, without the bells and whistles they might not. If you’re thinking about going digital but don’t want to blow the budget, the LITE is well worth a look. Watch the videos above, get a feel for how it works in practice, and you might just find it’s the perfect scope for your setup. READ ARTICLE
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Master Your Shooting Skills with Long Reach Tactical (LRT) – Exclusive 10% Discount! Master Your Shooting Skills with Long Reach Tactical (LRT)  At Optics Warehouse, we’re always on the lookout for the best training and resources to help our customers enhance their shooting skills. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Long Reach Tactical (LRT)—a premier provider of professional firearms training, tactical consultation, and bespoke coaching. Why Choose Long Reach Tactical? Whether you're a competitive shooter, hunter, frontline operator, or simply looking to sharpen your skills, LRT offers customised training programs designed to fit your needs. With instructors boasting Royal Marines Commando and British military experience, you can trust that you’re learning from the very best. The LRT Edge: More Than Just Training LRT’s approach is built on four core principles: Educate – Learn from seasoned professionals in shooting, tactics, and emergency response. Develop – Enhance your skillset to meet modern challenges. Guide – Receive personalised coaching for measurable progress. Execute – Gain confidence to perform under real-world conditions.   LRT’s Specialised Training Programs LRT offers a diverse range of training programs to suit every shooter’s needs, including: 1-to-1 Bespoke Coaching – Tailored plans for competition shooting, tactical operations, and personal skill development. Precision Marksmanship – Master long-range shooting, wind reading, ballistics, and position-building. Small Team Tactics & CQB – Improve teamwork, communication, and situational awareness for high-pressure environments. Advanced Medical Training – Courses covering emergency combat care, trauma life support, and tactical medical response.   Who Can Benefit from LRT Training? LRT’s courses are designed for:✔ Competitive shooters looking to excel in their field.✔ Civilians aiming to improve safety, accuracy, and firearm handling.✔ Close Protection Officers (CPOs) and executive security teams.✔ Military and law enforcement personnel requiring advanced tactical training.✔ Medical professionals working in remote or hostile environments. World-Class Training Locations LRT operates in two elite locations: United Kingdom – A specialist facility in South West England for all-weather training. South Africa – An advanced training centre in Johannesburg featuring paramedic embeds and safari-based training options.   Exclusive 10% Discount for Optics Warehouse Customers As a valued customer of Optics Warehouse, you can get 10% off your LRT training. Simply quote OPTICS10 when booking your course! If you’re serious about improving your shooting ability, tactical awareness, or emergency response skills, LRT is the ultimate training experience. Visit Long Reach Tactical today and take your skills to the next level! READ ARTICLE
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 Series - XH60 - XL60 - XP60 Cutting Edge Thermal Rifle Scopes for Precision and Performance
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Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 Series - XH60 - XL60 - XP60 Cutting Edge Thermal Rifle Scopes for Precision and Performance   Introducing the new and improved Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 Series. In this blog we will delve into the highlights of the Thermion 2 LRF 60 series, providing an in-depth overview of the range, including a detailed breakdown of each model’s key features, and a comparison of specifications. As we go through the log we will explore what makes each scope unique, discuss their ideal applications, and provide recommendations to help you choose the perfect model for your needs, answering those all-important Frequently Asked Questions as we go!   Why the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 Series? In the ever-evolving world of thermal imaging, the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 series sets a new benchmark for precision, clarity, and versatility. Featuring three cutting-edge models— the  XG60, XP60, and XL60—this newest Therminon range offers an unparalleled combination of advanced thermal sensors, integrated laser rangefinders, and a robust design built for professional use.  Each model is tailored to meet the unique demands of not only the hunter, but also long-range shooters, and tactical professionals, ensuring a solution for every scenario. Whether you're looking for the ultimate long-range thermal imaging tool, ultra-sensitive sensors for challenging conditions, or high-definition visuals for professional-grade precision, the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 series delivers unmatched performance and reliability.  Read on to discover why these scopes are the gold standard in thermal imaging! A Quick Overview! The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 series has been designed for you, the shooter. Built on a foundation of precision engineering and innovative technology, all models in the Thermion 60 range share a suite of common features that enhance performance, usability, and durability, making them stand out in the competitive market of thermal riflescopes. These features include: Advanced Thermal Sensors: The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 range thermal rifle scopes feature cutting-edge European Lynred sensors with exceptional resolutions (up to 1024x768) and industry-leading NETD ratings as low as <25mK. These sensors ensure sharp, detailed imaging, even in total darkness or challenging weather conditions, by detecting minute temperature differences. Integrated Laser Rangefinders: All models come equipped with laser rangefinders, providing accurate distance measurements crucial for long-range precision shooting. Depending on the model, the rangefinders measure distances of up to 1500 meters. Premium Germanium Optics: High-quality germanium lenses deliver outstanding clarity and focus across a range of magnifications, ensuring reliable target acquisition at any distance. Robust Construction: Designed for durability, the scopes feature magnesium alloy housings with IPX7 waterproof ratings, allowing them to perform reliably in harsh weather and challenging environments. Dual Battery Systems: Each model has been equipped with an innovative dual battery system, combining internal and external batteries for extended runtime. The external battery is hot-swappable, ensuring uninterrupted operation during prolonged outings. High-Resolution Displays: The Thermion 2 series incorporates Micro-OLED displays with resolutions up to 2560x2560, providing crisp, immersive visuals that enable precise aiming and observation. Integrated Recording and Connectivity: With built-in video and photo recording capabilities, 16GB of internal memory, and dual-band Wi-Fi, the scopes allow users to capture and share their experiences effortlessly. Compatibility with the Stream Vision app adds remote control functionality and ballistic calculations. User-Friendly Features: The scopes are designed with intuitive controls, customisable reticles, multiple colour palettes, and "Picture-in-Picture" aiming modes, ensuring a seamless user experience. Common Features Explained Thermal Sensor Resolution and NETD: Thermal sensors capture heat signatures and convert them into detailed images. A lower NETD (<25mK) indicates higher sensitivity, allowing the scope to distinguish fine temperature differences for greater clarity and detail. Laser Rangefinding: Integrated laser rangefinders measure the distance to the target, essential for accurate ballistic calculations in long-range shooting. Germanium Optics: Germanium is an ideal material for infrared lenses, ensuring maximum light transmission and superior image quality. Waterproof and Shockproof Design: The IPX7 rating means the scopes can withstand heavy rain or temporary submersion, while shockproof construction ensures durability against recoil forces up to 6000 joules. Dual-Band Wi-Fi and Stream Vision App: The dual-band Wi-Fi allows seamless connectivity with smartphones, enabling users to stream footage, adjust settings remotely, and access advanced features like ballistic calculators. The combination of these features means the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 series can offer you a reliable, high-performance solution, whether you are a professional hunter, tactical operator, or a precision shooter. These scopes are not just tools but integral components for achieving accuracy and success in the field.   A Breakdown of the Thermion 2 60 Range   Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 The XG60 is engineered for shooters who demand ultimate precision and range in their thermal imaging tools. Its standout features include: 12-Micron 640x480 Sensor: Offers exceptional detail and clarity at long distances, ideal for spotting and identifying targets. NETD <40mK: Provides superior sensitivity, ensuring clear imaging in adverse weather conditions or complete darkness. 800m Laser Rangefinder: Facilitates accurate distance measurement for precise ballistic calculations, critical for long-range shots. Detection Range of 2800m: Maximizes visibility, making it perfect for open landscapes and vast hunting grounds. Magnification Range of 4-32x: Ensures versatility, allowing both close-range targeting and extreme long-distance observation. Advantages: The XG60 excels in long-range shooting scenarios where precision and sensitivity are paramount. Its robust performance and advanced features make it a top-tier choice for professional hunters and marksmen. Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 The XP60 delivers unparalleled sensitivity and situational awareness, making it a versatile tool for varied environments. Key features include: 17-Micron 640x480 Sensor: Optimized for sharp imaging, capturing finer details of the target and surroundings. NETD <25mK: Ensures extraordinary thermal sensitivity, providing clear visuals even in low-contrast conditions like fog or rain. 1000m Laser Rangefinder: Extends rangefinding capabilities for enhanced accuracy during long-distance engagements. Field of View (14.4°): A wide viewing angle enables better situational awareness for tracking and observing moving targets. Magnification Range of 3-24x: Strikes a balance between close- and long-range versatility. Advantages: The XP60’s sensitivity makes it ideal for hunting in difficult weather conditions or dense environments. It is a reliable all-rounder, combining detail, range, and usability. Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60 The XL60 stands as the flagship model of the series, delivering unmatched resolution and rangefinding precision. Its unique features include: 12-Micron 1024x768 Sensor: Offers full HD imaging, setting a new standard for thermal clarity and target identification. NETD <35mK: Delivers impressive sensitivity, ensuring detailed images in all conditions. 1500m Laser Rangefinder: The most powerful rangefinder in the series, offering unparalleled accuracy for long-distance shots. Detection Range of 2800m: Enables users to observe and track targets across vast distances. Magnification Range of 2.5-20x: Provides a wide range of magnifications for flexibility in various shooting scenarios. Advantages: The XL60’s high-resolution sensor and extended rangefinder make it the ultimate choice for professionals seeking the best in thermal imaging technology. Its superior clarity and precision make it indispensable for serious hunters and tactical experts.   Spec Comparison: Specification XG60 XP60 XL60 Sensor Resolution 640x480 @ 12 µm 640x480 @ 17 µm 1024x768 @ 12 µm NETD < 40 mK < 25 mK < 35 mK Frame Rate 50 Hz 50 Hz 50 Hz Magnification 4-32x 3-24x 2.5-20x FOV @ 100 m 7.3° / 12.8 m 14.4° / 18.1 m 11.7° / 20.5 m Detection Range 2800 m 2000 m 2800 m Reticle Click Value 10-1.25 mm 14-1.75 mm 16-2 mm Preloaded Reticles 10 10 10 Display Resolution 2560x2560 (Micro-OLED) 2560x2560 (Micro-OLED) 2560x2560 (Micro-OLED) LRF Max Range 800 m 800 m 800 m Video Resolution 1280x960 1280x960 1280x960 Memory 64 GB 64 GB 64 GB Bluetooth BLE 4.2 BLE 4.2 BLE 4.2 Wi-Fi 2.4 / 5 GHz 2.4 / 5 GHz 2.4 / 5 GHz Waterproof IPX7 IPX7 IPX7 Temperature Range -25°C to +50°C -25°C to +50°C -25°C to +50°C Shock Resistance 6000 J 6000 J 6000 J Material Aluminum Alloy Aluminum Alloy Aluminum Alloy Dimensions (mm) 442x78x98 442x78x98 442x78x98 Weight 1.2 kg 1.2 kg 1.2 kg   The Round Up! Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 Best For: Long-range precision shooting in open landscapes and adverse conditions. Key Features: 640x480 resolution sensor with 12-micron pixel pitch, NETD <40mK, 800m laser rangefinder, and a detection range of 2800m. Why Choose It: Ideal for professionals seeking unparalleled clarity and accuracy at extreme distances. Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 Best For: Hunting in challenging weather or dense environments. Key Features: 640x480 resolution sensor with 17-micron pixel pitch, NETD <25mK, 1000m laser rangefinder, and a wide field of view (14.4°). Why Choose It: Perfect for those needing ultra-sensitive imaging and versatile performance. Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60 Best For: Professional use requiring the highest resolution and advanced rangefinding capabilities. Key Features: 1024x768 full HD resolution sensor with 12-micron pixel pitch, NETD <35mK, 1500m laser rangefinder, and a detection range of 2800m. Why Choose It: The ultimate choice for users who demand top-tier image quality and extended range.   Our Final Thought on the Thermion 60 Range! The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF range technology has redefined thermal imaging, offering you an unmatched combination of precision, innovation, and versatility. Each model—XG60, XP60, and XL60 has been meticulously engineered to cater to your specific user needs, whether that be long-range precision shooting or professional-grade imaging in challenging environments. With cutting-edge Lynred sensors, integrated laser rangefinders, and durable, weather-resistant construction, these have been built to perform in the most demanding conditions. Whether you are a hunter seeking to improve accuracy, a tactical operator requiring reliable imaging, or a professional looking for the highest resolution thermal optics, the Pulsar Thermion 2 series delivers.   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is thermal sensor resolution, and why does it matter? Explanation: Thermal sensor resolution refers to the number of pixels in the thermal sensor, such as 640x480 or 1024x768. Higher resolutions provide more detail in the thermal image, making it easier to identify and differentiate targets at varying distances. Benefit: Clearer imaging enhances accuracy, especially in complex environments or at extended ranges. What is NETD, and why is it significant? Explanation: NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) measures the sensor’s sensitivity to temperature differences. Lower NETD values, such as <25mK, indicate better sensitivity, allowing the scope to detect minute thermal differences. Benefit: High sensitivity improves image clarity in challenging conditions, such as fog, rain, or low-contrast scenarios. What does pixel pitch mean? Explanation: Pixel pitch is the distance between individual pixels in the thermal sensor, measured in microns (µm). Smaller pixel pitch (e.g., 12µm) typically results in better image detail and accuracy. Benefit: Greater precision in thermal imaging enhances target identification and tracking. What is the detection range, and why does it matter? Explanation: The detection range indicates how far the scope can identify heat signatures. Depending on the model, the range extends up to 2800 meters. Benefit: Allows users to locate and observe targets at extreme distances, providing a tactical advantage in hunting or surveillance. What is the field of view (FOV), and why is it important? Explanation: FOV refers to the observable area visible through the scope, measured in degrees. Wider FOVs, such as 14.4° on the XP60, allow for greater situational awareness. Benefit: Improved ability to track moving targets and monitor the surrounding environment. How does magnification affect performance? Explanation: Magnification determines how much closer the target appears through the scope. Adjustable magnification ranges (e.g., 2.5-20x on the XL60) offer flexibility for various shooting distances. Benefit: Versatility in engaging both close-range and long-range targets effectively. Why are germanium optics used in thermal scopes? Explanation: Germanium transmits infrared light efficiently, making it ideal for thermal imaging. It ensures minimal signal loss and high-quality image transmission. Benefit: Provides sharp, clear visuals even in challenging conditions. How durable are the Pulsar Thermion 2 scopes? Explanation: The IPX7 waterproof rating and magnesium alloy construction protect the scopes from rain, submersion, and recoil up to 6000 joules. Benefit: Reliable performance in extreme environments ensures longevity and consistent operation. Why is dual-band Wi-Fi useful? Explanation: Dual-band Wi-Fi allows the scope to connect seamlessly to smartphones for live streaming, remote control, and ballistic calculations via the Stream Vision app. Benefit: Enhances functionality and simplifies scope operation. What is the advantage of a dual battery system? Explanation: The dual battery system combines internal and external batteries, with the external battery being hot-swappable. This allows users to replace the external battery without interrupting operation. Benefit: Ensures extended runtime, making the scope reliable for prolonged outings or extended hunts. How does the Stream Vision app enhance functionality? Explanation: The Stream Vision app connects to the scope via Wi-Fi, allowing users to stream footage, adjust settings remotely, and access advanced features like ballistic calculators. Benefit: Simplifies scope operation and expands functionality, offering greater convenience and control. What makes the Micro-OLED display superior? Explanation: Micro-OLED displays provide high resolution, brightness, and contrast, resulting in sharp, immersive visuals. The displays are also frost-resistant and perform well in extreme temperatures. Benefit: Enhances viewing comfort and precision in diverse conditions, from bright daylight to freezing environments.   READ ARTICLE
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