Pulsar

The advantages of the remote control are fully revealed when used with thermal imaging and digital riflescopes and attachments. The hunter controls the optical device maintaining maximum concentration on the hunting process with minimum action with the remote control placed on any convenient part of the fore-end or rifle butt.

The design, size and positioning of the buttons and encoder are customized for use with both bare and gloved hands. Buttons activate the most commonly used functions, and the encoder is used to make fine adjustments to parameters and for menu navigation.

The remote control is powered by a widely available CR2032 battery. Low power consumption guarantees many months of intensive Remote Control use before needing a battery replacement.