RXQ30V vs. Armasight Nemesis thoughts

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fxred

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Both of these optics fall into the price range I am looking to spend. I understand the difference in NV and thermal so I am just looking for user experience. These scopes are pretty much the two that stand out and as black Friday approaches I plan to make a purchase when the right deals are rolled out. So any thoughts that can be provided are much appreciated. I will purchase a thermal scanner as well but I am just once again just looking for value and opinions.
 
I have an Armasight Nemesis that works just fine. I have seen enough coyotes thru thermal, to be 99% sure I am looking at a coyote. The Nemesis verifies 100% it is ok to shoot. The XQ30F Helion monocular has a really good image, but not sure about distance. No experience with RXQ30V Core.If I was to buy a thermal scope it would be the Trail.
 
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Given the two choices listed here, the Pulsar RXQ30V, hands down. Better quality, better customer service. Thermal are electronics and all electronic need maintenance and repair at some point. Any Pulsar product will always beat Armasight and ATN in these two important categories. We at Night Goggles have never sold the latter two for those reasons. Good luck with your purchase.
 
This is just my oppinoin but I have 3 friends with a nemesis in 6x qs that they purchased from Kevin at htrn. One of the three had an issue with the cross hairs dropping I believe and I think Kevin took excellent care of him and he received a new scope that has worked just fine. The other two guys have never had an issue. As long as ir is legal to use I believe you'd be happy with it. The biggest difference between the nemesis and the thermal scope is that with the nemesis you'd know you were shooting at a coyote and the thermal you'd think you were shooting at a coyote. For detection nothing beats thermal but for identifying nothing beats nightvision. Take it for what it worth just my oppinoin.
 
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