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Night vision or IR scope suggestions?

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  • savage170

    I have not had much luck with ATN products I'm now searching for something different now leaning towards thermal imaging. Almost all night vision will require a IR light if you want any distance. Right now the Bearing Optics Hogster 35mm is the one I'm looking at they have a 4 year warranty and seems like their customer service is ok. Pulsar is also another good name that has popped up in my search

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  • mike55

    Thanks, yea I saw where ATN was having issues, thru y'all's posts. Id like to have thermal. Trying to find something affordable that works. Hopefully less than 2k

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  • Sam06

    I think I would look at a thermal scope and IR Goggles.

    For no frills quality thermal check out the FLIR RS32. For under 2k the Armasight Predator is a good scope for the money.

    For goggles its hard to beat a PVS-14

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  • savage170

    The sight mark wraith is a decent unit at around 500.00 but heavy I have one of them also it is a digital NV and it does pretty good especially if you up grade the IR light other downfall is it is hard on batteries.

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  • jkbt1

    Go thermal and don’t look back. Decent stuff you can actually use starts around 3k and goes up from there.

    Buy once , cry once. I prefer Pulsar. Decent quality and won’t break the bank.

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  • mike55

    Flir rs32 and flir rs64 show discontinued. I will check out the others. Thanks for the input

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  • savage170

    This video may help it is long

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uosOBZ4daQI

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  • Ricci.Wright

    I hear the tally bon just got a large shipment of that stuff. You might get a deal.😲

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  • mike55

    Yea, well....me and the tally whackers are not on speaking terms.

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  • Butchdog2

    Our fearless leaders handed thousands of night vision/IR equipment to terrorist. Shucks we can't even send one out of the country.

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  • select-fire

    Pass on ATN

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  • Okie
    mike55: 31037974609051/comments/31037989253531

    Yea, well....me and the tally whackers are not on speaking terms.

    Ask Joe.

    You know Joe.

    Joe gives them scopes and artillery to the tally whackers. Maybe Joe can buy one back from them for you. (using our tax payer money) We gave Joe our money and he spent it on the artillery for the talley whackers to use against us.

    Be careful you might get labeled as a terrorist by Joe, Nancy, and Schummer. Very easy for the tables to get turned now days on a American citizen even if you just carry a pocket knife.

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  • dreher

    I have zero personal knowledge on this topic but a friend who is knowledgable told me the thermal imaging is better than the night vision.

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  • grdad45

    Just got a Sightmark Wraith 4-32X IR scope from Fox Optics for $500. They threw in several extras at no charge. It is on the heavy side, but with a decent shooting stick, will be manageable. I'm just getting it up and running and getting acquainted with the controls. Has lots of reticle shapes and colors to choose from and gray or green NV, video and pictures on a micro SD card. Daytime mode is full color and very clear.

    Not the best available, but all I could justify spending.

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  • select-fire
    dreher: 31037974609051/comments/31038011135003

    I have zero personal knowledge on this topic but a friend who is knowledgable told me the thermal imaging is better than the night vision.

    My next will be thermal . Tried 2 ATN night vision. 1st was a cheapy couldn't see 50 yds. Next was their great one. You could see stringy objects at 100 yd. Was a joke. I could take a mag light and do better.

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  • mohawk600

    Anyone have "Tali" connections so I can get the good stuff cheap?

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  • mike55

    seems the sighmark wraith is becoming the frontrunner, well at least on a budget. Thanks for all, well most, of the inputs! 😁

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  • shootuadeal

    When it comes to thermal the starting point is around $2000, more usable stuff is $3000-4000 and up. Spend less than that and you are absolutely wasting your money unless your goal is to shoot large warm objects 20 yards away.

    Don't bother with "night vision".

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  • chiefr

    Spot on Sav and SF

    Everyone I know who has went ATN regretted it and I am in the middle of hog country.

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