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Falcon Medusa M4-225L Thermal Scope
Entry-level thermal scope with LRF, ballistic calculation and all-metal field construction.
- Brand
- Falcon
- Category
- Thermal
- Price
- £699.99
- Status
- In stock
256x192 detector25mm lens1000m LRF8h runtime
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Staff guidance covers realistic distance expectations, mounting checks, battery planning and support questions before purchase.
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ImageNewFalcon / ThermalFalcon Medusa M4-225L Thermal ScopeFalcon Medusa M4-225L as a first thermal scope
What a first-time thermal buyer noticed about buttons, range expectations and not overbuying for short ground.
Ian R.How did the eyecup feel with glasses on?
Jason C.The rangefinder comparison is exactly what I needed.
Field Member
VideoHotNocpix / ThermalNocpix RICO 2 S75R Thermal Rifle ScopeFirst two outings with the Nocpix RICO 2 S75R on damp ground
The image held well enough for scanning damp hedgerow edges, but the useful lesson was battery routine and taking time with range confirmation.
Mark T.Did you notice any lag during panning?
Sarah W.Would you choose this over your previous unit for rabbits?
Influencer
VideoHotPulsar / ThermalPulsar ORYX XG35 LRF Thermal MonocularSingle-handed focus with the Pulsar ORYX XG35 LRF
A practical note on holding a gate, scanning one-handed and keeping the picture steady enough to identify.
Peter D.I had the same issue with wet grass and contrast.
Field Notes DeskWe will add a mount-size checklist to this product club.
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Field Member
VideoHotNocpix / ThermalNocpix RICO 2 S75R Thermal Rifle ScopeFirst two outings with the Nocpix RICO 2 S75R on damp ground
The image held well enough for scanning damp hedgerow edges, but the useful lesson was battery routine and taking time with range confirmation.
Mark T.Did you notice any lag during panning?
Sarah W.Would you choose this over your previous unit for rabbits?
Influencer
VideoHotPulsar / ThermalPulsar ORYX XG35 LRF Thermal MonocularSingle-handed focus with the Pulsar ORYX XG35 LRF
A practical note on holding a gate, scanning one-handed and keeping the picture steady enough to identify.
Peter D.I had the same issue with wet grass and contrast.
Field Notes DeskWe will add a mount-size checklist to this product club.
Field Member
VideoHotNocpix / ThermalNocpix RICO 2 S75R Thermal Rifle ScopeFirst two outings with the Nocpix RICO 2 S75R on damp ground
The image held well enough for scanning damp hedgerow edges, but the useful lesson was battery routine and taking time with range confirmation.
Mark T.Did you notice any lag during panning?
Sarah W.Would you choose this over your previous unit for rabbits?
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