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Thinking of fitting a doubler to my N970, just wondered if the original type that where used for the N550 would work? I found one on eBay and also on google for £149, or does the Sony lens still take some beating?

 

http://www.lpg-kits.com/pulsar.htm

 

Would that be ok or that overpriced? Does the n970 benefit from having a doubler fitted? Sorry for all the questions , it seems like ages since I used a n550 with a doubler :roll:

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After using doublers for a couple of years I came to the following conclusions:

 

Doublers that are used pulsar or Sony are not optically presice, convex(dome shaped) lenses and liable to lose zero when focusing the sight..I.e. Focusing moves the camera thereby looking through a different part of the lense.

 

Even when bonded you are only bonding to the plastic outer cover, this will move with shock or temperature.

 

By fitting a doubler you undoubtedly improve the sight picture, but you are now asking the camera to operate through the factory lens and the doubler lens, that WILL distort the image.

 

N series are great when used as they left the factory

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I've been using a N550 with a doubler for 4 years first on a 243 and now on a 223.And it took me several months to find a glue to bond it so it doesn't move and lose zero. I tried epoxy. silicone. Gorilla glue. None worked for very long. But the black car windscreen adhesive does the job its very strong but also flexible so gives a bit of movement under recoil. I haven't had to re-zero for a good 3 years.

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