Night Vision

[Norm DeGuerre]

Got them pesky 'Yotes still Thoughts on night vision Scopes that do not cost ,$5000.00. ??

[camper4lyfe]

We had totes around here this spring. Woke me up a few times from a dead sleep.

If you need help with them, let me know. I haven’t exercised the .22-250 in years.

[Norm DeGuerre]

BTW
As it is approaching that time of year
You are welcome to my backyard for sighting in

[camper4lyfe]

I appreciate that. I may take you up on it. It's been a while since I ran any slugs through it. (it's too damn expensive to practice much)

[Norm DeGuerre]

Yes Camper
we are both close enough to hear the Ding-Ding-Ding
Of the RR crossing

[usmcveteran]

Got them pesky 'Yotes still Thoughts on night vision Scopes that do not cost ,$5000.00. ??

What kind of price range you looking for? I'm assuming that it might be cheaper to get a monocular you can mount with scope separate.

Also assuming your looking for gen 4 technology?

[Norm DeGuerre]

I would be ok with the old ruskky stuff ..
what ??
Gen 2 ,??
Everything is green in the viewfinder ..

[thughes]

Go thermal......

[big flash]

I love hunting yotes but just use a red light currently, with crappy success. it's not the equipment though I still have been looking at going more advanced. I use a sniper hog lights 66LRX on the rifle and it's awesome.

for the money, everything i hear is sightmark wraith 4k is worth it. my goal is to get get something like that on a rifle along with good UV light (maybe change my diode out on my 66LRX), and get thermal for scanning. I think thermal is great (excellent in fact) for scanning, but i like to be able to see & identify things that i'm actually shooting at and I'm not sure thermal is the way to go on the gun for me.

[Norm DeGuerre]

Flash ..
come out by me n Camper For a while they were intense, then dissapeared after they ate everything
But
Seems they are making a return swoop through the area again

[marquesgriffin]

Coyotes can definitely be a nuisance! For night vision scopes under $5,000, you might want to consider digital night vision instead of thermal. Digital night vision offers good image quality at night, especially under some moonlight. It's a more affordable option than thermal. However, digital night vision struggles in complete darkness. Researching features like image quality at low light and weatherproofing will help you pick the best value for your needs.

[Norm DeGuerre]

How nice that You stopped by Mr Marqi
As this is a Local Forum of probably 12 Members Please tell the people that you know here.personally

[Gabe]

What do you think of 1-6x24 LPVO scope? Is it suitable to hunt?

[Norm DeGuerre]

Oh My ..
Another new Member...

[WARFAB]

Oh My ..
Another new Member...

So welcoming.

[WARFAB]

What do you think of 1-6x24 LPVO scope? Is it suitable to hunt?

Gabe - I'd be happy to do a thorough review of it and post online or provide for the CVLife website if you provided a sample for testing. My guess is you're just link building, but if not and you actually respond to this post, there are a number of experienced shooters and hunters here who could review products.

[Norm DeGuerre]

So welcoming.

I am co founder or mod of 4 Forums The amount of Rusky or Ukraine spam is hard to keep up with. ':,(