After attending the Precision Rifle Expo I got to check out some new stuff and some old. I have to keep our equipment clean and in top working condition. This cleaner by Bore Tech Inc. is probably the best cleaner I have ever used. The Reps recommended Eliminator Bore Cleaner to do 90% of of my cleaning needs. Rarely do I have a “Wow” moment with products. This cleaner has low odor and cut my barrel cleaning time down significantly. Defiantly give them a look for all your cleaning needs.
Excited to see some new toys to possibly add to the experience. Buy your ticket online at https://precisionrifleexpo.com
Hog Hunting Wish List
Do you wish you cold go hog hunting? Get yourself or someone you like a hog hunting gift card for the holidays. I wish is could use a M72 law rocket, but its not yet legal in the USA for hunting. We supply all the legal hog hunting gear to eradicate as many hogs as possible. We supply all the ammo, standard capacity mags, thermal optics, suppressors, and carbines in 7.62x39. Give us a call at 706-927-5580 if you have any questions.
Check out our shop if you would like to purchase a hat or other gear we use.
Pig Problem Inc. Will Be Offering AGM Thermal and Night Vision Optics.
AGM is offering a Rattler TS 640 12um optic that is sure to impress. Cant wait to get them in the field. We will be ramping up inventory for the 2021 season. The 12um vs 17um offer a significant jump in optical clarity. We are excited to try them out.
Something New IS Happening With Pig Problem Inc.
Something New is coming to Americus, Georgia. We are opening a new retail location in November and going to offer lodging in January. Lodging will be a separate price and will not be included in the hunting price. The retail shop will have the latest in night hunting equipment available for sale. We will also use the location to meet and greet customers before hunts. It will streamline hunts and allow customers to have late check outs after a night of hunting.
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.
1 Left in stock Pulsar Thermion XM30 thermion 3.5-14x
One left in stock Pulsar Thermion XM30 optic $2299.97 shipped Fedex 2 day. If you need an optic for 50-100 yards on a budget this optic will work perfect. In the market for an thermal, but don’t know what to buy? We have most popular models to look through, so you can decide what best suits your needs and budget.
https://pigproblemshop.com/shop/pulsar-thermion-xm30 Or give us a call at 706-927-5580
Pulsar Thermion Video Sound to Mac Fix
Trying to figure out how to have sound from a Pulsar Thermion to your Mac or Apple product? Here is a simple solution that I found. Go to the App Store and download the smart converter, its free. Download the file to your computer from the optic, open the smart converter and drag the file to it. Convert the file to Quicktime in the program and it will now have sound. I also use this App to convert AVI files from a Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 to MP4 files. Videos with sound tell the full story of your hunt. The struggle is real, but this simple trick can help preserve your Hunt video as your remember.
Georgia Hunting License Information
Georgia offers incredible hunting opportunities and has come up with an App to help you get outside. Georgia Department Of Natural Resources has an App, called Outdoors GA for free in Apple App store and Google Play. You can buy your license directly on the App and it stores a digital copy automatically. It has a ton of useful features such as, hunting seasons, regulations, big game checks, and other useful tools needed to hunt Georgia legally.
If you book a hunt with Pig Problem Inc. you will need a 2 day hunting license minimum. If you are a non-resident, a one day short term license is only $20 and additional days are $6 thereafter. You do not need a big game license to hunt hogs, coyotes, bobcat, or fox in the state of Georgia. Georgia doesn’t offer 24 hour license as of yet.
If you want to purchase your license online click the button below it will take you directly to the App on your computer or smart device
Pulsar Stream Vision App 2020 review
If anyone has used a Pulsar optic, then they know one of the best features is the Stream Vision app— available for free at Apple or Google app stores. But its viability has been both praised and cursed amongst its users. The features offered by the Stream Vision app are second to none in the industry. With it you are able to update an optics firmware, view and upload videos, change settings, and ballistic software… all in one app. So what if I told you the App was great, but maybe it’s the hardware you're trying to pair it to that’s the problem?
The needs of Hunter and Outfitters are similar but possibly different when factoring in geographical locations, game hunted, and/or customer needs. Here in Americus, GA we hunt primarily flat open farm fields at night. We hunt out of a Chevy AWD Explorer Van as a mobile hunting blind. A Pulsar Thermal Helion XP50 is mounted to the roof with a motorized pan/tilt system controlled via remote control. This offers us the ability to hunt in comfort and out of the weather, giving customers the ability to see what thermal technology can do. Best of all we are able to have conversations during the hunt.
When pairing to a device it’s no secret it works best with Android based tablets or smart phones. I am saying it doesn’t pair with Apple IOS devices, as I have used my iPad with some success. I ended up purchasing the latest Android devices to see just what tablet worked best for my outfits application. The Samsung Tab A 10.1 (2019), Tab A7, Tab S6 lite, Tab S7, Lenovo IdeaPad Duet Chromebook, and my trusty AT&T iPad 6 LTE were all used for comparison.
The Samsung Tablets are all very similar, but some lack certain features like DEX, memory or display resolution. The Samsung Tab A series and Tab S6 lite do not support HDMI features or DEX, instead they use a smart view features that streams to a smart TV via WIFI. I could not get WIFI video to stream to the Tab A 10.1 with any consistency during this comparison. The Tab A 10.1 is also narrower and does not fit a Ram mount for 10” tablets.
Both the new Tab A7 and Tab S6 lite both work with the Stream Vision app perfectly and holds a video stream connection without issue. I could not see or tell a difference between either tablet outside of cost with the Tab S6 having higher specs but costing a bit more. Both do not support HDMI or Dex features to mirror the tablet onto a large monitor, but supports smart view for smart TVs. The edge goes to the Tab A7 if you need just a basic tablet to pair to the Stream Vision App.
The Samsung Tab S7 11" and Lenovo Chromebook are very similar and do almost everything you need. Both hold a connection without issue with excellent video resolution. They both can HDMI (DEX) via a smart adapter to a larger monitor for easier viewing. The Lenovo Chromebook comes with more features consisting of a nice case, keyboard, touchscreen display at a $299 price point. The drawback was the ability to charge while having a smart adapter plugged into the single USB-C. I could not get the Chromebook to charge and HDMI steam video at the same time. The battery life was great on the Chromebook, but sometimes I hunt 10-12 hours and need to recharge. The Samsung Tab S7 11” does it all but doesn’t come with any extras other than a stylus for $649.
So what did I choose?
I chose the Samsung Tab S7 11”. Although it is the most expensive, it was the only tablet that met all my needs. It rides securely in the Ram mount, pairs to the Helion’s WIFI, and streams video effortlessly. The Lenovo Chromebook would be my second choice out of the Android based tablets. Its features and scalability beat out all other tablet and only missed the mark when needing to recharge. One thing I learned when using the Stream Vision app is the hardware interface is more important than just pairing to any android based product. The night hunting community is constantly getting better with Pulsar and other manufacturers refining their products for the growing night hunting market.