When selecting a night vision rifle scope the tradeoff between magnification
and field of vision (FOV) must be carefully considered.
Just as with day scopes, as the mag goes up, FOV goes down. During the
daytime this is less important as you've still got full use of your
eyes to quickly scan and acquire targets prior to zeroing. During the
night however you'll be depending on your night scope as much for target
acquisition as you do for final targeting.
The result? Target acquisition with small FOV night scopes is very difficult.
Your high-mag night scope won't do you an ounce of good if you can't
easily acquire targets. That said, make sure to concentrate on choosing
a night vision rifle scope with the widest possible field of view.
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Gen1+ MK-330
Night Vision Rifle Scope, $479
The affordable MK-330 Gen1+ rifle scope features a fast lens system,
easy push button operation and a reticle brightness adjustment... (more)
200
Meter Range LAM-10 Dual-Power
Laser Aimer, $785
Compatible with all night scopes, LAM-10's covert 850nm laser aiming dot
delivers instant, mid-range firing accuracy without eyesight strain...
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Weapon
Mounted Night Vision Lighting
Infrared
Diode, 100-meter range IR-75
Illuminator, eye-safe, $225
The most powerful
eye-safe illuminator on the market. Adjustable beam angle, installs on
most rifle scopes with included mounting system...
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Laser,
200-meter rage IR-200
Illuminator, not eye-safe, $395
Contains a 200 mWt laser diode. Variable output power settings and adjustable
IR beam angle for long-range illumination
to 200 meters... (more)