Opmod x-sight ii hd scope - OPMOD ATN X-Sight II HD Smart Day/Night Rifle Scope w/Battery Pack

I can see how this would be a good night sight but am very disappointed in the day time mode. I bought this weapon sight about a year before my work life allowed me to mount it and try it out. Sighting it in, I started at 25 yards with a .300 Blackout. The zero feature worked perfectly and the picture was crystal clear. I fired two shots and then used the one shot zero. It put the next two rounds in the center of a one inch bull. Then I moved to the 100 yd range. I could not get a clear image at any magnification (like reading without my glasses on) even when using the objective adjustment. I put the reticle on the blurry target and fired a round. Could not see the bullet strike on 14X. Then I fired several more rounds and started to see a blurry black blob appear. To my surprise it was about 1” above the center of the bull. This was subsonic suppressed. Who would have guessed?
I called ATN to ask them how I fix the blurry image since you can not see a .30 caliber bullet hole at 100 yds and they told me that this was normal and the picture would be grainey at that distance. So if you are planning to fine tune at that range you had better plan on bringing a spotting scope because the zeroing feature is useless.
However, if you finally get it sighted in to your liking (mine is pretty precise) then it seems the scope should do all right although don’t expect a very clear picture. None of us expect super clear in night vision but this part works very well because we expect grainey images in this mode.
Would I buy this scope again? Probably not. If my hunting choices were hogs, coyotes, other game you can shoot at night, maybe. But only if you don’t care where you hit them. I do.