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The HIKMICRO Falcon 2.0 is built for glassing big country. The FQ35 is the lighter all-rounder. The FQ50 gives you the bigger lens for open paddocks, and the FQ50L adds a rangefinder so you know ex...
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The HIKMICRO Falcon 2.0 is built for glassing big country. The FQ35 is the lighter all-rounder. The FQ50 gives you the bigger lens for open paddocks, and the FQ50L adds a rangefinder so you know exactly how far out it is. Want something smaller? Have a look at the Lynx.
A Falcon finds the animal, then the scope comes up when you're ready to shoot. Want to compare it with the Condor? Both are on HIKMICRO Condor & Falcon Australia.
Once the lens is sorted, decide if you want the rangefinder on the FQ50L, then look at battery type and weight.
Quick links: Falcon FQ50L · Falcon FQ50 · Falcon FQ35 · Condor & Falcon page · HIKMICRO Thermal Monoculars · HIKMICRO Australia · Falcon 2.0 guide · Thermal Monoculars Australia
~Falcon 2.0 range — FQ35 to FQ50 to FQ50L
FQ35: 35 mm, for fence lines, scrub and mixed paddocks inside 150 m.
FQ50: 50 mm, for open country and picking out foxes past 150 m, if you range another way.
FQ50L: the same 50 mm lens with a rangefinder built in. It's the most popular open-country Falcon if you like to range from the handheld.
~Condor & Falcon — compare the two
The Condor and Falcon sit side by side on the Condor & Falcon hub. Pick the lens for how far you look, then the body you prefer. Worth a read: Falcon 2.0 ladder · Condor vs Falcon · Condor & Falcon buyers guide · Falcon vs Lynx.
Which Falcon 2.0 fits the hunt?
| If you want… | Have a look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Open country past 150 m, with ranging | FQ50L | 50 mm lens plus a rangefinder |
| Open country past 150 m, no rangefinder | FQ50 | 50 mm, range another way |
| Fence lines and scrub, inside 150 m | FQ35 | 35 mm, wider view for closer work |
| Something for your pocket | Lynx 3.0 | Smaller and lighter |
| A scope to take the shot | HIKMICRO Thermal Scopes | Match the lens size to your spotter |
HIKMICRO Falcon 2.0 Australia — FAQ
Why buy a Falcon before a thermal scope?
It's safer and quicker. You find and identify the animal with the handheld, then bring the rifle up only when you're ready to shoot.
FQ35, FQ50 or FQ50L?
It comes down to how far you look. Inside about 150 m, the FQ35. For foxes in open country, the FQ50. Go the FQ50L if you want 50 mm and like to range from the handheld.