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Originally Posted by Dantheman62
HaHa I love your stories Bw!, nice pic too. You say.....We've also got
a really cool heat sensor - a game finder. It's a wicked
wicked tool when slung underneath a shotgun. Listen for
the heat and shoot in pitch black conditions...., How do you listen for the heat? Does it give off a tone? Either a high or low pitch or something?
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It has visual and audio mode. As a defensive weapon it
is an unfair advantage. Slung underneath the barrel of
a shotgun, ear plug disengages the LED display and you
get a geiger counter tone in your ear when it points at
heat. Steady tone means shoot. Here it is!
http://www.opticsplanet.net/aimheat35.html
All you'd need would be a thin opaque screen to sit behind to allow the heat sensor to do it's thing. It could
also be used offensively, but would require much practice
to sort out false positives. This also has the visual/infrared laser pointers which are bright enough to use as an illuminator. Used by a spotter/ sniper team
mounted on a spotter scope it would be bad news. It emits nothing unless you turn on the laser. Not bad for
off the shelf.