Q&A for Firefield 3x42 Gen 1 Night Vision Rifle Scope

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Ranger, guest, from FL, United States, asked on October 29, 2017

Can this scope be sighted in and used during daylight hours as well?

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Answered by Carly R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on November 02, 2017

We strongly advise not to use it during the day. This is a tube powered night vision, and sunlight can damage the tube very easily. We recommend digital night vision if you want both day and night use.

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Tree5050, guest, from NJ, United States, asked on March 30, 2019

Does the build in illuminator stay on from the moment it turns on? Anyway to turn it off if so?

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Answered by Ethan C., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 27, 2019

The illuminator can be turned on and off separately of the unit.

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Colton, guest, from VA, United States, asked on August 30, 2020

Is it ok to zero this scope in in the daylight or do you have to zero it in the dark

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tim, guest, from MO, United States, asked on August 27, 2020

can the lens be filtered with tinted cover to use in daylight hours?

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blake, member, from TX, United States, asked on July 06, 2020

Is this scope rated for a .450 bushmaster recoil?

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Q&A for Firefield 3x42 Gen 1 Night Vision Rifle Scope — 5 Questions & 3 Answers

Can this scope be sighted in and used during daylight hours as well?

Does the build in illuminator stay on from the moment it turns on? Anyway to turn it off if so?

Is it ok to zero this scope in in the daylight or do you have to zero it in the dark

can the lens be filtered with tinted cover to use in daylight hours?

Is this scope rated for a .450 bushmaster recoil?

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Q&A for Firefield 3x42 Gen 1 Night Vision Rifle Scope — 5 Questions & 3 Answers

Can this scope be sighted in and used during daylight hours as well?

Does the build in illuminator stay on from the moment it turns on? Anyway to turn it off if so?

Is it ok to zero this scope in in the daylight or do you have to zero it in the dark

can the lens be filtered with tinted cover to use in daylight hours?

Is this scope rated for a .450 bushmaster recoil?