Some rifles practically beg for a thermal scope. The IWI Tavor is usually not one of them. Most Tavors spend their lives with a red dot on top and an owner explaining to friends where the magazine actually goes, so spotting one wearing Pulsar's brand new Trail 3 LRF XR50 makes you look twice, which is exactly why it earned its place as today's TFB Photo of the Day. For clarity, I mounted a Zombie green magazine, so everyone can see where the magazine is supposed to sit. The Trail 3 is pretty easy to find as well, with its blue ring, and it packs a 640x480 12 µm sensor behind an F50/1.0 lens, 3 to 24x magnification, a Full HD AMOLED display, a laser rangefinder good for 1,200 meters and a built-in ballistic calculator. It even starts recording by itself when it feels recoil, so every miss is preserved for posterity. Now look closer, at the one with the Golden ring. That other device is not a backup scope. It is the new Telos LRF XT50 monocular, with a 1280x1024 sensor, the same 1,200-meter rangefinder and a neat trick: Pulsar can later swap its sensor or lens for newer hardware. Similar looks, and both run on the same LPS 7i battery, which is more parts commonality than most car makers manage with their wiper blades. But only one of them goes on the rifle, and that’s the one with the blue ring. So, to all our readers from Texas, how many hogs could you clear in one night with this setup? And European readers, how many permits would you need before even trying?All images by: Eric B @ TFBIf this post has you ready to hit the range, head over to gunranges.com - a free directory to help you find shooting ranges near you, wherever you are in the United States.