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Ok chaps, been searching a few threads but not come up with the answer so far, so apologies if this has been covered before. One of my permissions has healthy numbers of rabbits, but unfortunately boundary issues/public footpaths preclude walking up along most of the hedges with the shottie. There are a couple of spots that I can place myself and get a safe shot with the shottie, but there are far more that I can’t. So back to the legal limit air rifle. Cover varies between dense as hell and none at all, so it’s hard going and they will usually bolt before I can creep in range. Bumpy22 has generously donated his old lamping equipment to me, as he’s now a fully paid-up member of the NV club. Problem is, most of the people I know who shoot have many permissions to cover themselves, so co-ordinating a time when a lamp operator and a rifle operator can go out is difficult; and removes the flexibility to just jump in the car after work and go. So I’ve been looking at the Pard 007, like ant.mass is selling for £325 Does this make sense on a12ftlb Hatsan AT44-10? I appreciate of course that the Hatsan will still only be useable out to 40yards or so, and I still need to get close enough to take a shot, without the long-eared bu**ers scarpering. NV is not a substitute for field-craft. Before anybody mentions, yes I’d love to go FAC, either LR or even FAC air rifle, but I highly doubt that if I can persuade the farmer (just catching him is hard enough) to put pen to paper, and that’s before you consider the footpaths bounding the land. Also, the budgetary considerations mean a £300ish NV is realistic (given I’ve just spent many £ on a shotgun), whereas a rifle, scope, case, and separate safe (my missus keeps her shottie in our joint safe) is less so. Though I suppose I could always move the Pard should I ever go FAC. So what’s been people’s experiences who’ve done similar?

Used Yukon Photon XT 6.5x50S with the optional Yukon Doubler and flip up lens cap, I will also throw in the rechargeable batteries i have for it. Comes complete with all original boxes, carry bag, paperwork and lens covers. No longer required. £340, inc post recorded delivery. Payment by PayPal or BACS. Wont let me upload photos, please message and i can send them across.

The screen image on my DIY set up doesn't seem to have the clarity that I have seen on other DIY set ups such as vids posted on here and youtube. Any pointers from those that have pioneered the DIY builds on here? It tends to be really poor in the higher mag range say from about 6 upwards Camera is EJ230 through a non AO 3-9 x 50 scope and 4" screen. Illumination T20 with IR from ludicrous lumens. Would a scope with AO improve this at all. Thanks in advance for any help you can give

As above for sale £280 would like to sell as a complete package, but willing to sell Cobra Merlin, DSA and IR torch for £250. which includes first class recorded PP Scope is a Hawke HD 3-9 x 50 Thanks Ade SOLD

One of the recent outings. Filmed through Armasight Avenger NV.

I have decided to sell my night vision as I am going head down the route of a day scope addon. The scope has been used a maximum of 5 times in absolute mint condition, everything works as it should and is a very good budget nv set up. I will also include the DVR within the price and RMSD. The DVR is unused. The photon is fully boxed with original receipt I bought it secondhand but was never used. You won't be disappointed and this is cheap. £250 posted RMSD

Ive been given one of these, Im told its ten years old, it works okay but not sure if its worth lugging it about or just to scan with yukon mounted scope. After a few hours the old arms start to feel it continuously raising the gun to scan, Any views??

Hi, Here we have an Atn Paladin mk 390 paladin Nv scope. Originally gunna be sold with rifle, but as i dont want to post rifle have decided to split the scope. Excellent condition, Hardly used. Comes with Ir illuminator. £300 posted Specs (link below) http://www.nightvisiongear.co.uk/Night-Vision-Rifle-Scopes-Paladin-390.htm

As per title im clearing more stuff out that i dont use any more fihttp://s290.photobucket.com/user/paulsivorn/media/011.jpg.html up is a turner richards dummy launcher with 2 standard dummys SOLD next is a blank firing pistol SOLD http://s290.photobucket.com/user/paulsivorn/media/012.jpg.html nv monocular nv 2000 seeing in light SOLD http://s290.photobucket.com/user/paulsivorn/media/009-1.jpg.html next is a pair of dyna eye shooting glasses that come in a carry case with different coloured lenses brand new and unworn SOLD http://s290.photobucket.com/user/paulsivorn/media/010.jpg.html lastly for now a quick release slip lead for lurcher etc hardly used 12.00 posted http://s290.photobucket.com/user/paulsivorn/media/013.jpg.html fingers crossedi have copied pics.

Unwanted xmas present, Used only twice and as new condition. This one is the one with the lithium battery rather than the lead one so there's no memory loss. £500 ono

Selling my Pulsar Challenger Setup: Challenger CF Super Scope, in box with carry case. Challenger DSA, in box, all adapters. Pulsar 940 IR Flashlight. This will convert any telescopic rifle scope to night capable; DSA fixes scope to eyepiece of scope, IR light fits to DSA weaver rail for illumination. All as new and immaculate, just missing the booklet for the Challenger. Picture can be seen at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28505901/Challenger%20DSA%20Photo/IMG_1352.JPG Full description (not IR flashlight) at http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/products-Pulsar-Challenger-GS-and-DSA-Night-Vision-Riflescope-Kit-4290.htm?gclid=CIiu8pOVgbcCFU3KtAodx3QAkQ I got this to use on an air rifle, but have found it is just as easy to move my N550 between rimfire and air rifle with the one shot zero - this kit has been sat in its boxes unused, so up for sale. I'll put in some new batteries for the Challenger scope, but the IR flashlight will need AA rechargeables. £210 posted to mainland UK, payment by Paypal or happy to do cash on collection in the Bath/Chippenham area. (posts will be replied to in order). Cheers Chasing a picture now........