Probably been hashed out before but what is your preferred night vision scope? Thermal, digital, brand.....Etc.?
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sea2summit
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Yes.
All depends on what you're trying to do. Hogs I like NV because it's easier to do multiple targets and move. Yotes and other vermin I like thermal, little better accuracy but a lot harder to scan.
TNVC is really top tier for products. And it is unfortunately a buy once cry once game.
All depends on what you're trying to do. Hogs I like NV because it's easier to do multiple targets and move. Yotes and other vermin I like thermal, little better accuracy but a lot harder to scan.
TNVC is really top tier for products. And it is unfortunately a buy once cry once game.
We use a Custom RRA Fred Eichler Coyote in .223. Have Night Optics D-760 NV Scope for night with a IR Light, Laser & White LIght. A Leupold VX III 4.5x14x50 for day. FLIR Scout III for Detection.
Shooting Lapua Brass, H-4895 and 65GR SGK
Use this rig for Hogs, Yotes, PD.
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I prefer thermal. I have current generation white phosphor night vision and I have missed seeing hogs and deer at anything over 100 yards. With thermal they can't hide. For some tactical applications night vision might be better but even then thermal will do what night vision will do.
