Some Help Please

[BLACK-GUN 94]

My young grandson has a DIY NV Outfit, he wants to put on the old hmr, what scope do you think he needs to work well with this NV he says it has a EPC 700 Camera, he has been told a Hawke, but what model Mag Etc Thanks.

[BLACK-GUN 94]

My young grandson has a DIY NV Outfit, he wants to put on the old hmr, what scope do you think he needs to work well with this NV he says it has a EPC 700 Camera, he has been told a Hawke, but what model Mag Etc Thanks.

It wont work on my Leupold 6.5 25x50 very misty looking

[BRY 79]

MTC scopes work well with nv addons

[BLACK-GUN 94]

MTC scopes work well with nv addons

What scope model have you, and what mag. He will need to see about 100+ yds

[some bloke 60]

Most Hawke scopes are good.... if they have a side wheel focus. I use a Hawke Varmint 3-12x44 SF on my HMR.

 

If buying one it will suit more N V variations if it has a smooth uncluttered eye bell, fairly low turrets and fairly low starting mag: 3-4 starting mag is ideal with a HMR for bunny ranges. You probably won't want to use an illuminated retical.

 

Set it up to suit your eyes for daylight or lamping then adjust the NV camera lens focus to get a sharp crosshair without shifting the ocular so its in focus with or without the NV.

[BRY 79]

Mtc Viper 4x16 -50 with an addon you will

Need side parralax to work with the addon

[BLACK-GUN 94]

Most Hawke scopes are good.... if they have a side wheel focus. I use a Hawke Varmint 3-12x44 SF on my HMR.

 

If buying one it will suit more N V variations if it has a smooth uncluttered eye bell, fairly low turrets and fairly low starting mag: 3-4 starting mag is ideal with a HMR for bunny ranges. You probably won't want to use an illuminated retical.

 

Set it up to suit your eyes for daylight or lamping then adjust the NV camera lens focus to get a sharp crosshair without shifting the ocular so its in focus with or without the NV.

Thanks I will get one of these scopes for him to try, but looking at all the tape and wires around this NV he just purchased, I think will end up in the bin. Lol

[some bloke 60]

 

Most Hawke scopes are good.... if they have a side wheel focus. I use a Hawke Varmint 3-12x44 SF on my HMR.

 

If buying one it will suit more N V variations if it has a smooth uncluttered eye bell, fairly low turrets and fairly low starting mag: 3-4 starting mag is ideal with a HMR for bunny ranges. You probably won't want to use an illuminated retical.

 

Set it up to suit your eyes for daylight or lamping then adjust the NV camera lens focus to get a sharp crosshair without shifting the ocular so its in focus with or without the NV.

Thanks I will get one of these scopes for him to try, but looking at all the tape and wires around this NV he just purchased, I think will end up in the bin. Lol

 

Lol, It's a catch 22 situation: The largest share of the market with minimum time/investment from the supplier attracts buyers who may otherwise not have bought one.

 

Where are you BTW?

[BLACK-GUN 94]

 

 

Most Hawke scopes are good.... if they have a side wheel focus. I use a Hawke Varmint 3-12x44 SF on my HMR.

 

If buying one it will suit more N V variations if it has a smooth uncluttered eye bell, fairly low turrets and fairly low starting mag: 3-4 starting mag is ideal with a HMR for bunny ranges. You probably won't want to use an illuminated retical.

 

Set it up to suit your eyes for daylight or lamping then adjust the NV camera lens focus to get a sharp crosshair without shifting the ocular so its in focus with or without the NV.

Thanks I will get one of these scopes for him to try, but looking at all the tape and wires around this NV he just purchased, I think will end up in the bin. Lol

 

Lol, It's a catch 22 situation: The largest share of the market with minimum time/investment from the supplier attracts buyers who may otherwise not have bought one.

 

Where are you BTW?

 

norfolk

[shropshire dan 467]

+1 for MTC I used a nitesite eagle on my mtc viper and it was amazing

[Jonjon79 13,358]

I use a NS Viper and an NVUK kit. So far they've both worked well on a couple of different MTC Vipers, a Falcon Menace 4-14x44 and a Hawke Airmax 4-16x50.