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I have the Wolf ands its more than enough for my rimfires, id out to 300 mtrs plus at times the unit has accounted for a few foxes this year ,plenty of rabbits,it has a good clear image as well,just one to remember though make sure you got a scope with parallax adjust for focusing,i've used it for ratting on my air rifle was great fun,Viper should perform just like the rest of the night site range but the id range on vermin will be less due to to its ir range,as they say 100 metres.I personally would recommend the night site range they perform well and are great if you want to swop between rifles.

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TV screen ,hate them

 

+1. :thumbs:

 

Marmite I guess??

 

Reckon so,overall I think its personal choice.I can see more detail on the monitor screen than the near eye display units I've tried but find it clumsy when carrying rifle.

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TV screen ,hate them

 

+1. :thumbs:

 

Marmite I guess??

 

Reckon so,overall I think its personal choice.I can see more detail on the monitor screen than the near eye display units I've tried but find it clumsy when carrying rifle.

 

 

I've tried the Night Sight and a number of homebrews with the separate screen. It wasn't for me. I've always been a traditionalist and I like everything to be neat with clean lines. I found viewing a screen placed above or to the side of the rifle always felt alien. Then you have the wires and all the other peripheral equipment to deal with. What a ball ache! :cray:

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You either love or hate these night vis set ups,yes they can take a few outings to get used too,I personally like them, been shooting Wolf for a couple of years now on my rimmys ,the advantages I find are you can shoot from almost any position you don't have have the eye in line with rifle which can be a big plus at times in my opinion,the Tv screen I find doesn't put quarry off,but like all IR units the infra red will emit a dull red glow the more powerful the bigger the glow which on the odd occasions late in season I found can put a weary Fox off,with the wolf though you can reduce the power down to minimum levels of glow,

looking now though to move onto thermal a big investment I know but I've read that they can last a life time if looked after.

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