johnny

I got my photon from him with very good service. Just phone him up

I'd be a ***** for sure.

I've got one on my hmr and waiting for one to go on my 22.250 so I like them. Seems some dont though. They need a few tweaks like a doubler, ir torch and I've got a amber filter on the back on mine as it hurt my eyes. So your be looking at £550 once done still cheap I think. One thing I do fined is its a lot slower than lamping but I like the fact no one knows were I am. Hope this is of some help.

Go to nighvisionforum.co.uk all the info you could ever need.

Great vid I'd be to scared to there after dark with that amount of rats. I like my photon aswell

I will be in touch with those people who have replied at the weekend

Anyone interested in some free wheat cleanings. Plenty of wheat in it small grains unthrashed tips and chaff in one ton bags. Can be loaded onto your trailer for free yes that's free. Near Cambridge

Funny that I went out with mine last night it was near freezing and it didn't work nearly as good as it had when warmer. Seemed short of light to me. Only used it for five nights thought something had gone wrong with it will try it again tomorrow.

If its was near conington on a14 it's charlock, I farm next door to it

Seems I must of got a good one if they are any difference. I put the doubler and extra ir on before I'd even turned it on so can't comment what it was like as standard, I can see further than I can shoot with my hmr and won't hesitate to put it on my 22.250. It's the first nv I've looked through so don't really know what else is out there but I couldn't fine anything to match the photon money even with the extras

It was just up the road from me. They got there info wrong as where they turned up they weren't shooting but they were next door. So they just turned some feeders over. Most of them where students which just rock up to be a pain in the **** and a few trouble makers. The shoots were small farmers shoots, I would of thought they would go for a larger commercial shoot or maybe even sandringham.

I've got mine on my hmr. To get the best out of it I have fitted a doubler and better ir cost and extra £140. As for 150yrd rabbits I don't know, you can see them but I just drive up closer saves missing.

Wanting to build a spotter to use along side my photon. Can anyone recommend a lens to go with a ej230 and how do you couple the together. Cheers john

Here is a picture. Also it's the es model and has 10 months tax aswell Can't get pic to work email me add I will send some

I've had mine early as iam not very good at waiting a yukon photon.

Really nice discovery manual td5 51plate dark metallic red, full leather, 103k miles. It's got a new mot, heated seats climate control (aircon service in the summer) electric windows, mirrors, seats, recent tyres, cd multi changer and everything works as it should apart from the heated front screen. Runs really well. Sorry. New id forgoton something £4500 Any questions please ask

Seem to be quite a few getting on the second hand market now they don't seem to be for everyone. I love mine best thing I've brought for a long time

I look after a farm and it gets right on my tits people who think its ok to go and do what ever they like. What gets me are the ones who start fing and blinding at me for asking them to keep to footpaths. When I started where iam now we had margins round all the fields for wildlife 2 years later we have none as people just take the **** thinking they are there for their benifit. If its not yours keep to the footpaths.

Me and my foxing mate can't get any right we've got a fox pro, wam and use back of hand nothing seems to work for us must be doing something wrong but feel they sound right.

I've got one and love it. Really light and like the spare mag in butt just got a cheap sak mod on mine

Southams have there one in Bedford this week

Dead stuff is the best, I find they don't like there dogs bringing not very nice rabbits and foxes back to them

Sorted now thanks

Anyone want to come foxing tonight. Lamp man or share shooting Cheers john

Knocked the bolt out with a rubber mallet then ramed the bullit out with a cleaning rod