Nightvision Experiences
Can anyone provide recommendations or personal experiences for air rifle application?
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Thanks Exziver! I’ve already started researching Pulsar and will update thread periodically. I find the N770A a very attractive piece also the wavelength for IR is slightly higher and more difficult to detect. It also provides numerous recticles to choose from. I will keep everyone posted on more info soon. Pulsar website is very informative.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
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Sight in is extremely easy. Simply take a shot at your target, then put your aim back on the target and you can move a digital separate cross hair to the point of impact. After that maybe a fine tune but it’s very easy. Honestly I would not waist my time on Gen 1 but again that’s my opinion. I have a Gen 1 spotting unit I use for quick scans but it is no comparison my pulsar. As for the reticle it’s pretty good. You can swap between green and red dot. Now the Pulsar n550 does as far as I know have the option to create your own reticles which is very cool! They eliminated that with the N750 which really bummed me out. Perhaps the N550 would be a good option for you. Under 100 yards I believe the resolution is pretty comparable. I do use mine on powder burners, but if it was exclusively used for air guns I would definitely consider the N550. By the way, it also has a video output that you can also record with as well. I’ve hooked mine up to my plasma tv before while everyone in the other room was watching me shoot at night. Pretty cool….
Thanks for the info! Greatly appreciated! I will research further as I have been unsure whether to go Gen or Digital and don’t want to make a costly mistake. It seems you need to go Gen2 or higher perhaps to have a decent tube or digital as an option.
Was it difficult to site in?
Your opinion about the Pulsar Recticle, does your unit have the multiple Recticle option?
This is not for everyone, But the Pulsar N750 has been a great option for me. It’s usable in day light as well with out harming the scope like your typical gen versions. The one shot sight in makes it very easy to swap it around on different guns and the onboard IR is perfect for air gun ranges… Note the AA batteries is a plus as well. It’s a little pricey, however for all the features packed in one unit without getting cords tangled or cameras and screens bumped around I feel it was worth it for me. One more thing, the eyepiece really helps the “no glow on your face” that you get on some screens. Good luck in your quest. The ability to see in pure darkness is priceless!
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+1 ln the 700 series!