OK. This isn’t a Night Vision Rifle Scope, but the Bushnell DOA Reticle technology now being featured on Bushnell Elite Series Scopes is a truly amazing hunting aid. With the ability to target game as far away as 600 yards with precision aim makes this Bushnell Scope the best thing you can do in the daylight!
Watch the video above, and then do some comparison shopping. You won’t be disappointed when you go hunting that next buck!
Enjoy a walk in the dark with a special SONY® imager CCD night camera, for vivid views in complete darkness! Bright views and without hassles traditional night vision can present (it isn’t damaged by daylight). The digital night vision camera is effective up to 200′ in total dark, using the unseen infrared LED illuminator. Moonlight / starlight range up to 1000′. Operating temp. +15 to +110°F. Get hands-free Goggles and add a 1″ tube Scope Converter for hunting, both with video recording capability. Discover the night!
Shooting tests using a Colt Competition HBAR AR-15 outfitted with a Night Optics USA D-760-2MS Generation 2+ Mil Spec Advanced 6X Night Vision Rifle Sight
There are many factors that you must consider when buying a rifle scope. Start by finding a scope with the field of view that fits your hunting method — narrower for slow targets — wider for fast prey.
Next, you need to consider the magnification of the scope. Generally, a wide range from low to high is best, such as a 3x/15x, rather than a narrow range, such as a 3x/5x. Likewise, it is important to consider how far from the target you’ll be when firing, as well as the size of the prey you are hunting.
Other considerations include the type of reticle (or crosshairs) that you are buying, as well as the parallax (or range of focus) for the scope.
Finally, there is price. A $5,000 scope won’t make a $200 gun perform much better than a $200 scope will. But if you are paying a good price for a quality gun, then you should at least consider a mid-level scope, such as a Leupold® VXII Scope
to start with. These scopes will serve most hunters quite well.
We’ve all been in this situation. Driving at night, struggling to see the road through the glare of oncoming cars.
Now imagine this. A war zone. You have on night vision goggles, and are peering into the night.
You see something. Is it an enemy vehicle coming your way, or is it part of your team, returning from patrol? You need to seen clearly, and a team from JFIIT has found a way to make that happen.
JFIIT calls this system “White Light”, and it takes away the halo effect when light hits your night vision.
The Joint Fires Integration and Interoperability Team (JFIIT)is testing new night time identification system at the Army’s National Training Center (NTC). At night in Iraq, there are combat identification issues when a friendly convoy from one unit meets a friendly convoy from another unit on a road.
A light filtering scheme that enables the drivers of these convoys wearing night vision goggles can help identify a friendly convoy so they don’t inadvertently fire on them.
Fun times with T-Bone as he learns the magic behind the Bushnell Multi-X Trophy Riflescope
I was weary about mounting a heavy night vision scope on a shotgun. I should have trusted my gut instincts. The ATN guide states you can mount this thing onto a .308 caliber rifle, I believe their Ad. I think shotguns just have a completely different type of recoil? But I am no rifle expert by any means. I now have the ATN mounted on an SKS with considerably much lower recoil. I also mounted a standard rifle scope on my slug gun. Why a rifle scope? Because these slugs can def. reach out and touch someone as you will see in my next video.
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This is the ATN Night Vision SHOT Show 2009. Here you can find the information about the latest Devices produced by the ATN Corp. and their construction.
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I’m looking for a gun scope that totally utilizes night vision. Most of the scopes say "night vision compatible" on them. I’m not interested in "compatible" It is for a Beretta CX4 Storm so it’s not for long range. Any specific suggestions?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=121332583
