Thread: Pard vs Pulsar

I've got a Pulsar XP38 had it for 6 years now, think it was the latest at the time. Never had problem with it. Threads like this scare me when ppl talk about how difficult or long it takes to get Pulsar fixed. Last year went thermal scope route and got the talion, cheapest entry level. Its clarity is better because of more modern technology. In hindsight would have liked better quality thermal scope. At the end of the day the old handheld finds them, just keep on trying to get too close is my failing, but no pressure with thermal gear plenty of time to watch and wait. Spotlighting never worked for me