HIKMICRO VS PULSAR VS IRAY - Comparing the Big Three!

Comparing Night Vision Rifle Scopes - HIKMICRO VS PULSAR VS IRAY
Optics Warehouse's resident Night Vision and Thermal expert, James McDermott, compares the HIKMICRO Alpex A50, the Pulsar Digex C50 and the Iray TD50.
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[@davidlynch4437]

I've got my alpex coming tomorrow so be glad to give it a try out . Good review live targets would be good .

[@Dupree403]

The c50 is one of my prized procession. The image thru the scope is amazing! The image is even better than my 4K night vision scope

[@camohatter]

Great video! Thanks for the thorough review! What type of scope holder/cradle mount are you using to hold the Pulsar C50 on the tripod in your the first scene of the video?

[@ngaoutdoors4157]

I have c50 and hands down is quality!

[@stevenlord782]

Waiting for Pard DS35. Initial look would seem cheaper than the alpex & with a range finder. Exiting times for digital nightvision.

[@jimwood]

Hi James thanks for the comparison video. Having owned the C50 and the TD50 I personally would say the C50 wins hands down in my opinion, however I'm looking forward to trying out the Alpex so I can see for myself just how good it is and compare it to the other two.

[@nimrod260rem3]

Good comparison video James! Looks like the c50 is still the leader 👌

[@simon6ppc246]

Cracking video and good test

[@stevenbaker2363]

Be nice to get hold of a c50 being waiting 6 months

[@dzl2716]

When will you have the C50 back in stock pls?

[@charnwoodvermincontrol.8855]

Interesting, you say you set the C50 up in “ Daytime twilight mode” it actually performs far better in nighttime colour mode at last light, would have been good to see the full screen to see which settings were used.

[@stevesracingbits]

You need to redo this video and include the pard ds35 gen 2

[@davidchung7929]

IRAY TD50 PRICE?

[@VK6AB-]

Digital camera detectors without IR filter - these are not night vision devices, they are dawn and dusk devices.

[@paulgrain19]

Can't use em if ye can't buy em