Transform your daytime scope into a fully functional thermal sight! As soon as
the sun sets, the time comes for the Pulsar Proton FXQ30. With new compact
thermal front attachment, it takes minimum effort for your daytime scope to
transform into a ready-to-use thermal sight, with no need for additional
zeroing. When you are out stalk hunting every gram counts. With the
lightweight and compact Proton FXQ30, you will not only avoid burdening
yourself, but also retain the rifle and scope balance you are used to. Proton
FXQ30 is attached to the daytime scope with the help of the Pulsar’s PSP
(Precise Screen Positioning) adapter. After mounting and adjusting the Proton
for the first time, you don’t need to adjust it again. The PSP adapter allows
for extremely quick mounting of Proton on and off the scope, while the precise
screen positioning mechanism ensures the display with thermal image is ideally
centered within the scope’s field of view. The layout of optical and
electrical components in combination with extremely accurate optical and
firmware alignment enables the hunter to avoid any additional compensation or
adjustments due to the front attachment “sitting” in front of the scope’s
objective lens. Proton FXQ30 works best with 1.5–4x magnification and with the
PSP-adapter, you can attach it to scopes with a lens diameter between 40mm and
56mm. This means you can use Proton with most popular scopes, such as
1.5–6x42, 2–8x42, 3–9x40, 2–12x50, 3–12x56. And if you find yourself in need
of a spotting scope, you can transform your front attachment into a thermal
monocular in mere seconds, by simply unmounting your Proton from the daytime
scope and connecting it to a Pulsar 5х30 В monocular. The Proton’s modern
thermal objective lens does not require focusing. Both target and background
will be in focus as close as 15 meters away. All control buttons are within
reach on this compact device. Moreover, the optional Bluetooth remote control
lets you forget about them altogether. You can comfortably attach the remote
control to the gunstock duplicating the front attachment control.
the sun sets, the time comes for the Pulsar Proton FXQ30. With new compact
thermal front attachment, it takes minimum effort for your daytime scope to
transform into a ready-to-use thermal sight, with no need for additional
zeroing. When you are out stalk hunting every gram counts. With the
lightweight and compact Proton FXQ30, you will not only avoid burdening
yourself, but also retain the rifle and scope balance you are used to. Proton
FXQ30 is attached to the daytime scope with the help of the Pulsar’s PSP
(Precise Screen Positioning) adapter. After mounting and adjusting the Proton
for the first time, you don’t need to adjust it again. The PSP adapter allows
for extremely quick mounting of Proton on and off the scope, while the precise
screen positioning mechanism ensures the display with thermal image is ideally
centered within the scope’s field of view. The layout of optical and
electrical components in combination with extremely accurate optical and
firmware alignment enables the hunter to avoid any additional compensation or
adjustments due to the front attachment “sitting” in front of the scope’s
objective lens. Proton FXQ30 works best with 1.5–4x magnification and with the
PSP-adapter, you can attach it to scopes with a lens diameter between 40mm and
56mm. This means you can use Proton with most popular scopes, such as
1.5–6x42, 2–8x42, 3–9x40, 2–12x50, 3–12x56. And if you find yourself in need
of a spotting scope, you can transform your front attachment into a thermal
monocular in mere seconds, by simply unmounting your Proton from the daytime
scope and connecting it to a Pulsar 5х30 В monocular. The Proton’s modern
thermal objective lens does not require focusing. Both target and background
will be in focus as close as 15 meters away. All control buttons are within
reach on this compact device. Moreover, the optional Bluetooth remote control
lets you forget about them altogether. You can comfortably attach the remote
control to the gunstock duplicating the front attachment control.
