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Night Vision Scopes?

August 14 2005 at 11:22 AM
  (Login Sparky701)
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http://www.opticshq.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Optics&Product_Code=D-145&Category_Code=NVR

Was wondering if I could use this scope or any other in conjuction with the scope I currently use?

Anybody have any thoughts?

 
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(Login crosman140)
69.162.1.25

Don't know why not.

August 15 2005, 9:56 AM 

I am not sure what they mean by, adapt's to Weaver or dovetail rails.  Your 1077 has 3/8 or .22 caliber rails.


    
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George
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Re: Night Vision Scopes?

August 16 2005, 7:49 PM 

If you can find one of these, it would be easier, good magnification, low cost, and will mount on the dove tail scope rail.

http://www.imagerystudios.com/Qstore/p000021.htm

 
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Tim
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Re: Night Vision Scopes?

August 20 2005, 3:43 PM 

Yea, but I was kind of thinking of finding somthing that I could use with the scope I already have on there now...know what I mean?

Great suggestion though. I like that scope but, holy $300?


    
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George
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Re: Night Vision Scopes?

August 20 2005, 8:22 PM 

Well, that was about if not the cheapest one out there, or was when I was looking around, after all it's only a pellet rifle.

I've not seen any add on night vision to existing scopes, the best you might do is a mini red flashlight attached under the barrel or a red spot over the scope, there are several choices in that area.

Here is a nice one:
Optronics Tracer Max Varmint Rifle Mounted Light Kit GL-200

As for Day/Night scopes, this baby is cool!

D-830 2.5-10x56 Generation 3 Advanced Day/Night System

But it will set you back a bunch, but will only focus down to 15 meters.

Almost all of my rat shooting is under 10 meters, and being cheap, I just use regular red floodlights in a stake mounted socket and plug them in with an extension cord.

Since rats don't see red light well, it works great.

George


    
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