Night vision scopes....so frustrating to choose one

[far_shot]

My Pusar is going bad with degradation. YouTube testimonials are mostly fake or paid it seems as well as Amazon or online reviews. Looking at several options and I really like the Pard 700 the best but reviews are bad. Same with the Pard 800, Sightmark Wraith 4K and the ATN X-Sight 4K Pro Smart. What works well that is simple and out to 100 yards... and in the $700 or less range? Thanks for any honest replies of your experiences

 

[csitas]

Check out some of rat hunters in the UK. For some of those guys shooting rats. is like a business. It's mostly done after dark.You'd find out what is and what aint and, maybe some in between.

 

[Blackpaw]

My buddy Alex of the YouTube channel Air Rifle Activities just did review of the OneLeaf NV100 night vision “scope attachment”. I sent Alex a text this morning asking if it was worth the money, and he said for the price most definitely. $299ish delivered depending on where you get it from. It is a clonish of the Pard, but in the price range the OneLeaf has better much better specs than the Pard. Ps. If Alex didn’t like it you would know it.

https://youtu.be/LiU0AR7VP64

Also, Sytong HT-60 …. Andy Airgun Review did a comparison vs the Pard Nothing against the Pard, just doing value for money, all made in china so what matters which one it is.

https://www.airgun101.com/component/allvideoshare/video/night-vision-pard-008-v-sytong-ht-60-part-2?Itemid=392

 

[Scouty]

Recent thread with an overview post from Biohazardman. He's posted this overview in other threads so might be worth looking through his forum posts. I don't recall how many are in your price range.

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/night-scope-preference/

 

[Hal4son]

I have a Pard 008 with the rangefinder. Inside of a hundred yards, image quality is very good with the attached illuminator. The downside on the Pard is field of view. I'm running a small, handheld FLiR for a spotter and the Pard to verify target and shoot. It's a lethal combination.

The OO8 without rangefinder is right at $700. Bumping up to the rangefinder version puts it at $1,000.

 

[Glem.Chally]

Pard 008, love mine. Steve Allan has a good review on it must have watched it 6x before I bought it.

 

[bertman77mk2]

ATN for inexpensive; then just save up for a thermal!

 

[dizzums]

i think theres several options that are good, some more bulky and functional than others ..... for occasional night pesting a floodlight or rail mounted light works pretty dam good ... for all the nifty electronics in a compact more 'professional' package though an atn is what id want ...

 

[Cannonball]

I bought the ATN 4K and have been very happy with it. I had considered the others you had mentioned but the picture quality of the ATN was the deciding factor. I found a great deal on a refurbished one from eBay and haven’t had any issues with it so far. 

 

[RM.510bigbore]

Go.with the sightmark and don't look back. Even the HD wraith 2x is a good option. Field of view is too small in anything about 3x under 50 yards. You can buy a adjustable day night laser range finder on eBay $100.00. Its works so good you

wouldn't believe me if. I love my Wraith HD