http://s1330.photobucket.com/user/lestrellea/library/daystate Finally got my licence and guns back after relocating interstate, took nearly 4 months so couldn't wait to get out and pull the trigger again. Picked these two up at 40 and 65m, still getting used to ranging with the night vision, first bunny was at 40m hit him just behind the eye but the second one was quartering away miss judged the distance and hit him in the upper neck still an instant kill. Started to rain so headed home with a nice feed for the young fella and myself.
MK4 rabbit hunt
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That is one NICE looking rifle Daystate knows how to make good lookin guns, good shootin 
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Leo
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I've always had a soft spot for the Mk4iS. Such clean lines.
Question about the night vision setup. It looks like you cannot use the cheek rest, much like when filming with a scope camera. True?
Question about the night vision setup. It looks like you cannot use the cheek rest, much like when filming with a scope camera. True?
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It's a nitesite unit, you do have to shoot in a head up position but you'd be amazed how easy it is and sometimes I prefer it to be honest. You can sit down to take shots why would usually be prone etc,,, very stable and minimum movement needed by the shooter to get into a good position.
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Thank you all. Pretty much what Ben10 said its a nitesite viper the baby of the bunch, it adds bit of weight to the rig so I mainly use the bipod or sticks, on a moonless night it can get positive id out to about 70m I also have a external ir which easily doubles that distance, on a moonlit night easily out to 100m just with the internal ir. I do a lot of night hunting static over rabbit warrens from about 40m so weights not a concern. I also like the fact it not a dedicated scope so I can switch between rifles in about 5minutes and not have to rezero.
I love the MK4iS lovely to shoulder.
I love the MK4iS lovely to shoulder.
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