AGM Rattler TS35-640 are in stock. defiantly a nice little optic and the price point of these are unmatched in the industry. Check out our shop and get the gear you need.
Great American Outdoor Show Feb 5 - 13, 2022
We are going to be exhibiting at the Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, PA. We will be selling Pulsar and AGM optic and booking Hunts. Leave the decorating skills to those who decorate, and leave the killing up to us. Wes will be down In Americus, GA guiding hunts while my Dad and I are up here freezing and talking to customers.
How We Zero Our Thermal Optics Before Your Hunt
We use Shoot-N-Glow Thermal Zeroing Targets to get our customers zeroed. We also sell targets if you own a thermal optic.
Stocking Dealer of Pulsar Optics and Accessories
Pig Problem Inc. is a stocking dealer of Pulsar optics and accessories. We have the XP line and the New XQ line available with free Fedex shipping. check out our Shop and get what you need.
The best mount for your Pulsar Thermion XP50
My Favorite mounts for the Pulsar Thermion XP50 are the Nightforce X-Treme duty Ultra Light rings in either 1.5 A203 or 1.375 A110 Height. If you have a full length rail the minimum ring height recommended is the NF A110 rings in 1.375 height. You could use a lower ring height if you have an ALG Defense hand guard without a continuous top rail if you want a better cheek weld. Due to the nature of the Pulsar Thermion XP50 you do not need a cantilevered mount to use this optic as the eye relieve is shorter than a day optic. The plus side is it allows you to use a TC Accessories shell deflector to keep your brass at your feet instead of bouncing off your friends head.
How do you Zero?
Shoot-N-Glow thermal targets are the best way to confirm zero of your weapon sight. No more walking down range or creating waste on the range. The instant feedback gives a shooter the results needed to be confident in a shot. Shoot-N-Glow targets are durable and can be used for year of repetitive shooting. The target itself doesn’t not have a high contrast thermal signature, but when shot it will give you confirmation of where your bullet is hitting.