Went out tonight on the prowl for bunnies on my permission, with my N550 mounted on top of my CZ .22 varmint. The scope was zero'd last night indoors at my local club (25m only).
I could see eye shine from the built in IR at 90 paces. MMmmm no wonder I missed. I severely underestimated the range on that one. After an hour and a half of wandering around in the big fields and 3 misses later, and feeling just a little cheated by the scope, I went into the rear paddocks. 5 minutes of waiting, and I had my 1st kill of the evening. a 35 pace (~30m)head shot that made rather a mess.
After scaring everything off withing 200m due to the noise I was making collecting the kill, I left that field alone and wandered through the stable barn. Turning on tne scope and IR I scanned a hedgerow 35m away - eyeshine. One shot and one bunny back flip later, another kill. 10 minutes I spent looking for that rabbit. I found it after 10 mins. other side of the hedge. I found 2 'lost' tennis balls the land owner had lost though.
A cuppa and chat with the land owner later, I came out of his kitchen into the dark and waited for the eyes to used to the dark again. Turned on the scope and IR, and scanned his garden. Eyeshine and 2 lovely bunnies sitting there watching me. One decided to fall over after being hit with the Eley 40gr hollowpoint, and the other scarpered in an act of self preservation.
That concluded my 1st evening out with my new set-up. It was a shock to learn about the Pulsar's capabilities and as it turned out, better with cloud cover. All in all, I'm chuffed. Pictures of the kills will be posted later today after I've had a kip.