AGM Global Vision Spectrum 4K Mini Digital Day & Night Vision Rifle Scope
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Draymun's Review of AGM Global Vision Spectrum 4K Mini Digital Day & Night Vision Rifle Scope
Bought 2 of these to mount on a .308 bolt gun as well as a MSR in 6.5 Grendel and have had the first one for almost 1 year now. Resolution in daylight mode is excellent but not as good as good old fashion analog glass. The key difference here is the enhanced low light capabilities during the early am and late pm where you still within legal shooting hours but there is just not enough light to see. During these twilight hours the scopes' ability to enhance any available light greatly outshines any analog glass...period!
Now switch to night-time mode and pair it with a 940nm IR source and the night opens up and this scope shines! I used a cheap 940nm focusable IR that I bought online for less than $25 and now I have visibility out past 250yds (furthest I've tested where I hunt) in complete darkness for Hog and other predator hunting. The big issue with using this scope with a bolt gun is you need to find some way to mount the IR light. For my solution, I just mounted a picatinny rail piece on the front end of my rifle's forearm and mounted the flashlight using a 1" scope ring with a bit of electrical tape to make the light wide enough for the ring to hold on to. For the 6.5 MSR, I just mounted a pic rail to the M-lok slot. Both works perfectly for me.
Now switch to night-time mode and pair it with a 940nm IR source and the night opens up and this scope shines! I used a cheap 940nm focusable IR that I bought online for less than $25 and now I have visibility out past 250yds (furthest I've tested where I hunt) in complete darkness for Hog and other predator hunting. The big issue with using this scope with a bolt gun is you need to find some way to mount the IR light. For my solution, I just mounted a picatinny rail piece on the front end of my rifle's forearm and mounted the flashlight using a 1" scope ring with a bit of electrical tape to make the light wide enough for the ring to hold on to. For the 6.5 MSR, I just mounted a pic rail to the M-lok slot. Both works perfectly for me.
Pros:
- good resolution, true day/night capabilities, nice form factor
- Having the IR separate allows you to just use the scope for day-time hunting with a light and stay legal for deer
Cons:
- need to find way to mount IR light for night-time use and an IR light is not included
- having to charge the internal and external 18650 separately is a mild pain.
Best Used for:
- twilight hours for deer without the light attached and 24/7 for hogs and predators.
Would Recommend:
Yes