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Measurement |
Three Section |
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Weight with bowl |
5lb 14 oz |
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Weight without bowl |
5lb 10 oz |
|
Legs |
3 |
|
Legs extended & spread |
66" |
|
Legs extended & not spread |
71.5" |
|
Legs collapsed and spread to top of threads |
26.5" |
|
Footprint width legs fully collapsed |
22.5" |
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Footprint width legs fully extended |
55" |
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Leg thickness from widest to most narrow |
1.68" or 42.8mm 1.52" or 38.75mm |
|
Wide leg locks |
49mm |
|
Tube diamater |
42.5mm |
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Leg adjustment tabs |
Locking Tabs |
|
Feet |
47.5 mm Rubber Feet with Integrated Spikes |
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Spike length |
.5" |
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Whats included |
Tripod & Tripod Bag |
|
Max weight rating |
150lbs |
Pulsar Telos XQ35: Great entry level thermal monocular with a great balance of performance and price. It has a very clear thermal image for out to 300-400 yards. The compact design makes it perfect for being portable.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60: Holy smokes the screen in this thing is like looking at a movie screen. The screen alone is worth the upgrade but the clarity is top notch.
Pulsar Telos LRF XL50: Being smaller than I expected, the picture is just amazing. Fits in my pockets or I carry around my neck.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60: Amazing scope and the new ballistic app makes this a no brainer. Amazing clarity and knowing where to shoot sold it for me.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60: Crazy image upgrade in the unit. Rangefinder is spot on and the apps are easy to use.
Pulsar Merger LRF XT50: Super impressed with the clarity of this unit! I can’t wait to see this in a scope!
Pulsar Thermion 2 XP50 Pro: Stunning image quality with a long detection range. It’s rugged and reliable as we use and abuse our products.
