We've reviewed a couple of Global Vision's thermal products. And when I say "we," I mean Casey Jones. You can check out his reviews of the TM35-384 and the TM35-640. Don't get me wrong, a thermal monocular is a necessity for what we do. But, when the opportunity...
A few months ago SHWAT Prostaffer Jared Hilton tagged me in a Facebook post. He didn’t know it at the time, but that action would later cause a chain of events to occur that lead to 118 hogs down in two nights. The post I clicked on took me to a video about the...
After putting down 118 hogs in two nights, I think it’s time to give my thoughts on the AGM ASP TM35-640. This is AGM’s 640p long-range thermal imaging monocular. If you remember from my TM35-384 review I came away thinking the 384 x 288 resolution outperformed its...
When it comes to hog hunting at night, you have to be able to find those swine before you can shoot them. Not only are hogs hard to see while destroying crops in the dark, but they can also smell or wind you and sometimes seem inclined to turn the table on you. You...
Admittedly, seeing in the dark is cool. Seeing based on thermal images in the dark of night not so long ago would have been unheard of. Times have changed. Even in a limited product test mode, my mind was going wild conjuring up the multiple uses for such a tool. ...
