Night vision Rifle Scope - High Power Rifle

Can't tell you a PS-22 would work on either one. It won't fit a 56mm objective, and 8.5 power on the [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/leupold-brand.html]Leupold[/link] is quite a high magnification to start with. The 250 yard range is also asking too much, sorry to say, especially with 8.5 power.

i know this post is kinda old, I have a mark 4 8.5x25 with ill tmr, and also a meopta R1 3x12x56 what would you recommend for me? distance between feeder and blind is 100 exactly, but also want to do predator hunts also and they maybe a tad over 250 for sure.. i have a .257 weatherby mag for the Meopta and a custom .308 for the [link=http://www.opticsplanet.com/leupold-brand.html]leupold[/link] scope. BTW I got the Meopta from you guys about a little over a month and let me tell you she is BEAUTIFUL. ;)

Thanks,

Juan Hernandez

If price is not an object, there is only one way to go... the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/atn-night-vision-laser-illuminator-irli400.html]ATN PS22[/url] in second or third generation. You can use the daytime optics on your favorite gun and simply attach this NV unit to the front of your scope, turning it into a [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/nightvision.html]night vision[/url] device. It works best with lower power, but shots on coyote sized animals are possible up to a couple hundred yards in good ambient light conditions. The [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/atn-ps22-mounting-systems.html]PS22 mounting adapter[/url] is available to fit up to a 50mm objective lens, and attaches in about 5 seconds. The unit may also be used as a stand-alone monocular.

I am hunting pigs/hogs in TX. In TX, it is perfectly legal to spotlight, bait, etc. Thus, [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/nightvision.html]night vision[/url] is perfectly legal as well. I prefer not spotlighting, but stalking. A [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/nightvision.html]night vision[/url] scope, or an "add-on" to my existing scope would be great, but I am not sure what, or how to buy. Price is not necessarily an object. I either shoot a 325WSM or a 7mm.

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