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This was the first thread-type mounting standard that Pulsar used on their clip-ons, all the ones they used before had been of the bayonet type. Additionally, some devices that feature this mounting standard, such as Pulsar Krypton XG50 and Pulsar Proton XQ30, have a bayonet at the end of the eyepiece for monocular attachment. All the clip-ons that feature this mounting standard are front-mounted, meaning that they are mounted on the riflescope’s objective. Some adapters on the market fit directly on the bayonet, while a reducing ring (converter) is needed with others.
Pulsar Krypton mounting standard (M35x1.0) on Pulsar Proton FXQ30
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Mounting Standard
With Smartclip, Rusan, Recknagel, and Präzise Jagen adapters you need to choose the size based on the outer objective diameter of the riflescope.
Our list of riflescopes and their outer objective diameters is available here
Rusan reducing ring for the Pulsar Krypton standard (M35x1.0) can be paired with Rusan, Smartclip and Recknagel adapter for the M52x0.75 mounting standard.
Our article with all the mounting standards on NV and thermal clip-on devices is available here
