Author: Adrian Jessen

Adrian Jessen started the Review This Thing YouTube channel in 2020 after deciding that she felt like YouTube needed better reviews: reviews that would be complete - answering all possible questions, honest - sharing real-life experiences, and unbiased - not blowing smoke because of compensation or sponsorship. Her husband Robbie, an avid hunter and outdoorsman, joined in on the YouTube fun a year later and also started their website: www.reviewthisthingtv.com where you can read fun articles, more reviews, and see the latest deals. As lovers of the outdoors, they review firearms, ammunition, hunting gear, and general outdoor gear. In addition to a passion for most things outdoors, Adrian’s heart is that she can help people feel confident and comfortable about their purchasing decisions without having to waste time or money. You can also find them on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

Night hunting just got a major upgrade with the Pulsar Telos LRF XP50. Designed for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, this premium thermal monocular combines cutting-edge technology with exceptional performance. Whether you’re chasing hogs in the dark, scanning fields for coyotes, or exploring the outdoors, the Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 delivers unmatched image clarity, an integrated laser rangefinder, and customizable features. With a wide range of applications, from wildlife observation to rescue operations, this versatile device is a must-have for anyone seeking precision and reliability in the field. Method of Testing a Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 Over the past several years,…

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INTRO/METHOD Night hunting for wild hogs and coyotes used to mean fumbling with green lights and hoping for the best—but the Pulsar Thermion changed everything. After years of frustration and experimentation with various night vision solutions, I got the chance to test the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50, and it was a game-changer. This top-tier thermal scope combines long-range detection, precision optics, and cutting-edge features like a laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator, all built into a traditional riflescope format. If you’re considering thermal optics for serious night hunting, here’s why the Pulsar Thermion deserves your full attention. I’m fairly…

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