Which NV.

[Pigeon Shredder.]

Now a couple of permission that l have are covered with rabbits, plus the odd fox and the usual squirrel, rat infestation.

My problem is that on one perm l must be gone by 7:00 in the morning as it gets busy, on another the area around it gets very busy with through traffic which sends everything into hiding.

I have at the moment nv made by a good friend which although does the job the glare from the screen kills my vision, l need glasses on to see the screen which make's it worse, but of course don't need them with the scope during daytime shooting.

Have looked at scope nv but would like more info on what/which may best suit my requirements.

I have the ir torch so just need pushing in the right direction with either scope mounted i'e Ward or full set up, quality over cost is important and changable from gun to gun also required.

Thanks in advance.

[telf]

would some of that anti glare paper not suffice e-bay 160995686620 or similar not do the trick

[Pigeon Shredder.]

would some of that anti glare paper not suffice e-bay 160995686620 or similar not do the trick

No afraid it didn't help, was advised to try this by the guy that built the unit.

Problem is the focal eye is how to put it xxxxxxx not to put a finer point on it.

[telf]

im not up to scratch on NV anymore but would think you could go drone pro,the best there is (i think) , ward d vision the best add on , or the cheapest option, kit similar to yours off dave g on here,someone with more knowledge on the subject will be along shortly no doubt,good luck

[mick miller]

WardV is above average, several home builds are as good, sometimes better - but with the WardV you get good customer support. Drone Pro, dedicated but the best there is. Depends if you want an add-on? Ideally it sounds like you need a dimmer or some way to reduce the brightness of the screen. Assuming it's a 12v 3-4" screen the best bet, although expensive, is 3M's privacy filter. Sometimes you can pick these up used on eBay and cut to a size that completely covers the screen and surround. Use double sided tape to bond the screen to the surround.

 

I'd send you some but I gave all mine away years ago (I think, I'll have a look and see if any lingers around in a drawer).

Edited August 15, 2017 by mick miller

[oldypigeonpopper]

hello, i do not think you can beat the photon for performance and money, i have 2 mk1s from when they were first in shops and if one gives up i shall get the XT

[B&W FOX]

Due to the fact you need to be able to mount the unit on various rifles and you don't like the screen view because it destroys your eyes at night. You only have one option and that is a Ward.

The better the IR, whether its a Night Master or one of Clive Wards the clearer the picture and the better the range of the unit.

 

Do not buy a Night Master Atom NV unit.