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Re: Night Vision / Thermal
[Re: Goatkiller]
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04/30/21 06:17 AM
04/30/21 06:17 AM
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Joined: Jun 2019
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North, Alabama
Tree327
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North, Alabama
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Sightmark Wraith 4-32x power is pretty effective for pigs, racoons and coyotes. I also have an Armasight Zeus 336 another good rifle scope if you are just wanting a very effective night scope. Hunting in pine thickets and such at night really does limit your range as you mentioned; but something I did was rent a scope a few times. There used to be an outfit in Huntsville that rented thermals for like a weekend. Just keep this in mind. There is a world of difference between the video of a thermal scope on youtube, viewed on a computer monitor and viewing that same video on a 1 inch by 1 inch screen about 2 to 3 inches from your eyeball. Like any shooting skill, using a night scope takes time and practice. https://youtu.be/4oLs0BH_rhQ
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