I have one, well actually 2 of them. If you get one, go for the 12mm lense model, the 16mm model acts like a 3X magnification on everything, so 6-20X scope will be like an 18-60X whick is way to strong for most airgun applications. It also makes the outer edged out of focus. This is much more noticable when looking through the scope than on the video itself, which is pretty decent. The 12mm version is 1X, so you maintain the magnification of the scope. They only record at 30 frames per second, so don't expect to slow the video down enough to see the pellet in flight, but otherwise the video is pretty clear. You will need to mount your scope a good bit forward to compensate for the length of the OneLeaf and if you use flip up lense covers, you will need to have them so they flip to the side or down when open, otherwise they will block the IR Lamp when using night vision. The IR Lamp is decent, but better for shorter distances, like under 60 yards. Other than those few things, it's a pretty cost effective way to get into night time shooting and have the ability to record video of your shot! If you go for the NV-100 Plus, the scope that come with it is really pretty decent! The mount for the NV-100 is buily right in, so it's always going to be perfectly aligned. The adapters will need some tweaking, but I found some Pard shims in Amazon that work really well and you don't have to wrap your scope with the supplied electrical tape!
