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Thread: ATN Mars LT 320 thermal 3-6x25

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    ATN Mars LT 320 thermal 3-6x25

    I'll be honest, I only bought it because of the price, (& having cash from just selling my old X-trail) as Optics warehouse had 4 on sale at £539.95.

    I'll get the minor disappointment out of the way first, 3-6x25 is not like an optical scope, 3-4-5-6x,
    it's 3x with a 2x digital zoom to give 6x, so it's either/or.

    The Mars has the look/style of a normal day scope & uses standard 30mm rings to attach, so immediately feels easy to use.
    A choice of 4 ret's, mil-dot, ladder, L4dot & dot which are focused with the ocular diopter , while the range is focused with an objective ring, it also has a removeable rubber eye cup.

    The buttons on top select the mag zoom, black/white hot, display contrast & screen brightness, so not too complicated,
    the OK button also does the "Non-uniformity correction" (NUC) if manual is selected, which 'cleans' the image.

    As the first use will be rats in the garden, going after the bird food, I've put it on the Scorpion .25cal & zeroed shooting ice cubes, at 25yds,
    my initial impression is that it's a very impressive piece of kit for such a low price.

    https://i.postimg.cc/kXptYH8Q/P9220011.jpg
    https://i.postimg.cc/ZKG5dzpM/P9220013.jpg

    Quick edit,
    I took it out to my bit of land, spotted a fox at about 120yds would be an easy shot, cattle at 300yds ish easy to ID as cattle,
    a flock of sheep way across the valley I could see as white lumps in a field, the scope picked up the hot spots, obviously not identifiable but the OS map gives the LOS as 1.8km

    Photo's back up
    Last edited by angrybear; 30-10-2023 at 01:12 PM.

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    Pulsar Thermal Zeroing Targets

    Just been introduced to these, 300mm x 300mm printed card target & a 40mm heat pad that sticks on in the middle,
    box of 10 for £12.99, worth every penny for the ease of set up & ease of use.

    https://i.postimg.cc/BnZ4DZtN/P9230016.jpg
    Last edited by angrybear; 30-10-2023 at 01:11 PM.

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    Quick update,
    shooting rats under the garden bird feeders last night, to clear the rifle I shot the loaded pellet in to a tree trunk at about 15 mtrs, and it actually picked up the hot spot flare of the pellet impact

    I'm well impressed with this.
    Last edited by angrybear; 30-10-2023 at 01:27 PM.

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