Night vision scopes reticles

akms1982

February 16, 2009 03:27

Hallo!
I`m interesting in starlight scopes of Nam era. I need images or photos of American starlight scopes and their reticles.

Thanks a lot.

0

• 

  givette

  February 17, 2009 13:47

  This is my "go to" gun for coyotes/feral pack dogs. (AN-PVS2).
  
  The reticle is known as the "NATO T" which is a dashed horiz. line intersected by a slightly longer vert. dashed line. Hope I helped. Joe
  

  0
• 

  akms1982

  February 17, 2009 21:02

  Thanks a lot! But can you photo the reticle during your scope is on?

  0
• 

  givette

  February 18, 2009 07:20

  No to reticle. It's very difficult to see when looking through [the scope]. Very faint. Can't capture image through photography, at least at my skill level. Sorry, Joe

  0
• 

  akms1982

  February 19, 2009 04:55

  
  But can you scan your manual? Pages with reticle? It will be great

  0
• 

  tsr1965

  February 19, 2009 05:41

  quote:Originally posted by givette
  This is my "go to" gun for coyotes/feral pack dogs. (AN-PVS2).
  
  The reticle is known as the "NATO T" which is a dashed horiz. line intersected by a slightly longer vert. dashed line. Hope I helped. Joe
  
  
  
  Very nice Joe.
  
  Feral pack dogs...you mean as we call them...coy-dogs?

  0
• 

  givette

  February 19, 2009 13:58

  To Tsr: I really don't know. Some as big as shepherds, but all gray, and with a full light brown (almost gray) mane from the shoulders down around the neck. That's why I was generic in my description. Best, Joe
  
  
  
  
  To Akms: no manual. Here's the nato "T" (3x life size). Disregard the "stars", concentrate on just the lines forming the "T". Joe
  
  
  ** - - - - - - - - * *
  *******|*******
  *******|*******
  *******|*******
  *******|*******
  *******|*******
  *******|*******

  0
• 

  akms1982

  February 19, 2009 21:43

  Thank you givette!

  0

Please sign in to leave a comment.