Nice score on the money off! wow! How are you liking the quick detach mount? That is the one option I did not get with mine.
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Wraith Mini my impressions
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Nice score on the money off! wow! How are you liking the quick detach mount? That is the one option I did not get with mine.
@CTairgunner1288, the quick detached mount on the Mini Wraith @Redtick12 lent me worked great. It kept zero when taken on and off. Reach out to @Redtick12.
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The QD is handy. I have three rifles set up to use the mini wraith. All have picatinny rails and QD rings or QDmount for scopes or red dots.
I have used QD's on other optics, Arms is one manufacturer I use on my M1A. That set was pretty expensive so was the Smith mount for that rifle. I use quick detachable rings to use on flashlights that I convert to a weapons light. They work real well.
I have used QD's on other optics, Arms is one manufacturer I use on my M1A. That set was pretty expensive so was the Smith mount for that rifle. I use quick detachable rings to use on flashlights that I convert to a weapons light. They work real well.
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For those of you that still have the wraith mini, how are you liking it?
I picked one up a couple weeks ago and so far I like it. I’ve had a couple atn 4k pros and so far like the wraith quite a bit more. It is much lighter, powers on extremely fast, no glitches yet, controls are easy to use. Although I don’t use it in hunting situations, I did test out the built in range finder and do not care for it, seems it would take too long to range a critter but maybe I just didn’t mess with it long enough. I mainly only use it for night pesting and leave it off until a target comes out, it powers on so fast. I used it some in the daytime which works alright but definitely wouldn’t want to replace a regular scope for daytime use. Seems to get over saturated with the light, may try to put a different scope cover it with a hole drilled into it to limit the light coming in, this worked great on my atn and made daytime use much clearer. I think for airgun use the supplied ir light is plenty. Looking forward to spending some more time with this little thing but I am happy with it so far. At some point I’d like to play with the wraith mini thermal, seems like a nice thermal for the price
I picked one up a couple weeks ago and so far I like it. I’ve had a couple atn 4k pros and so far like the wraith quite a bit more. It is much lighter, powers on extremely fast, no glitches yet, controls are easy to use. Although I don’t use it in hunting situations, I did test out the built in range finder and do not care for it, seems it would take too long to range a critter but maybe I just didn’t mess with it long enough. I mainly only use it for night pesting and leave it off until a target comes out, it powers on so fast. I used it some in the daytime which works alright but definitely wouldn’t want to replace a regular scope for daytime use. Seems to get over saturated with the light, may try to put a different scope cover it with a hole drilled into it to limit the light coming in, this worked great on my atn and made daytime use much clearer. I think for airgun use the supplied ir light is plenty. Looking forward to spending some more time with this little thing but I am happy with it so far. At some point I’d like to play with the wraith mini thermal, seems like a nice thermal for the price
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My opinion hasn't changed. That said, I have purchased a thermal (Rico RH50) and that's become my go-to night-time pesting scope.
The Wraith Mini has higher resolution but the thermal really paints the pests a hot colour, so easy to find -- often even in daylight. Both scopes are great but thermal is better for my task.
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Yes, completely ridiculous.
I bought a "cheap" low-resolution thermal spotting scope (Sector Optics, T20XC) and was amazed. I think the Sector Optics was maybe more expensive than the Sightmark. Then I went all out and got the RICO.
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