Having trouble zeroing your Krypton 2 FXG50 thermal imaging front attachment? We’re here to make this process effortless!
Our market manager at Pulsar, Christin Geuting, took her Krypton 2 to the range to show you the ABC of zeroing this thermal imaging front attachment for a more accurate point of impact.
All it takes is 5 simple steps and almost zero effort. Find out by watching the video and improve your shooting performance.
Not to mention the overall performance and various features of Krypton 2, such as the 12 µm / 640x480 pixel thermal imaging sensor, ensuring a crisp thermal image, or the staggering 2300 m detection range.
If you want to learn more about the Pulsar Krypton 2 FXG50 thermal imaging front attachment, head over to our website.
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