Swap Swap Choice Of Nv Spotters For 6-24X56 Sidewinder

[some bloke 60]

I'm looking for a Hawke 30mm tube sidewinder 6-24x56.

I'm not interested in a cash purchase. Looking to swap for any one of the spotter choices or the scopeless rig you see on this table:

What have you?

I would add a Bushnell Elite 6500 2.5-16x50 MD to the spotter if a 56mm Sightron is available.

Any other 56mm objective scope with side PA may be considered.

I've tried elsewhere and had offers of smaller scopes but it will save going down the same road if I explain my requirement is to check the 67mm lens of the integrated illuminator of the Spotter-Add-On rig on the table doesn't foul a larger objective bell.

[some bloke 60]

Scopeless rig has been sold.

[some bloke 60]

An integrated Black Sun Pistol Grip Spotter has been added to the table:

 

[Lewdan 17]

Hi Mate, How much would you want for the 50mm SLR lens spotter ?

What distance do you rekon i would get with a T20 fitted

Thanks.

LD

[some bloke 60]

Hi Mate, How much would you want for the 50mm SLR lens spotter ?

What distance do you rekon i would get with a T20 fitted

Thanks.

LD

Haha, that's subject to so many conditions: good or bad moon, moisture, dust, your eyesight and more so here are the best and worst scenarios you are likely to get. Bear in mind what is seen in real time on the high quality monitor is far superior to what has been compressed and uploaded to youtube which compresses it even further.

 

First one is using a larger much more expensive lens - with a crosshair installed and fitted to a rifle - expect to almost acheive this in near perfect conditions:

 

Expect similar to this in poor light conditions without an illuminator, but better with your T20 as this was done using a small 501b IR:

 

The E700 SLR lens spotter is £200 collected or £20 delivered RMSD. They all run on 18650 batteries - not supplied, so you don't need to return it if one fails.... and you wont be suing me if one goes bang.

 

This is how the battery compartment of them all is opened:

[some bloke 60]

Time for a weekend bump.