Night Vision Guide Thermal clip-ons, experience?

[tangloppen]

Anyone here that have experience with Guide’s thermal clip-ons?

More specifically their TB Pro series:

https://www.guideoutdoor.com/product/thermal-clip-on/tb-pro-series/tb1250lp

https://www.guideoutdoor.com/product/thermal-clip-on/tb-lrf-pro-series/tb650lp

These are starting to trickle into the European market, at a price that is reasonable.

I know it’s not Oasys units, but I wondering how these would stack up against Pulsar units.

 

[NHPiper]

I have a TA651 and have been happy with it. It was a big step up from a Steiner C35 and easy to zero. My initial unit randomly turned off but I had a new unit in hand under warranty in about a week. The only complaint is I am limited to 3 profiles for zeroing. I would like to see 5+.

Image is great and so is detection.

 

[smcfarland]

I’ve got the Athlon which is basically the same thing, and have been extremely happy with it. There is a thread on the Athlon clip on that should provide more info.