Pulsar

The road to success was thorny

Pulsar as a brand has been present on the market since 2008. However, the story of the company Pulsar has modest roots going back to 1991, when a group of engineers had the courage to start manufacturing wooden targeting telescopes in a basement, at the very time when the inhabitants of their country were freeing themselves from the oppression of the Soviet Union. At the beginning it was not easy at all, but they were very determined. They dreamed of producing devices that would improve people’s lives and allow them to see amazing things and experience unforgettable moments. With the benefit of hindsight, we can confidently say that they really succeeded.

Turning point

In 1998, a Belarusian and an American company merged, which led to a significant growth of the business. By the end of the following year, the company was already producing modern binoculars and sales were growing in Europe and in the United States.

Pulsar night vision is globally recognised

The first night vision devices saw the light of day in 1999. As always, the company bet on the same card: it invested in people and the development of new technologies. Thanks to this, success was guaranteed and the Pulsar brand became firmly established in the minds of hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, where it is considered a synonym for quality.

Pulsar thermal imaging for hunting

In the brand’s portfolio you will find observation thermal imagers only since 2011. The first thermal imaging riflescopes then followed in 2014. And finally, in 2015, thermal imaging clip-ons came to market, including the highly advanced Pulsar Krypton FXG50, which is capable of detecting objects at distances of up to 2300 m.