Reviews & Ratings for ATN Aries MK 410 Night Vision Rifle Scope NVWSM41010 — 35 reviews — Page 1

Never had a problem with this scope. Have taken numerous predators at night and have never had to rezero this scope but one time over many many years. Scope was easy to install, easy to zero in and held it's zero for over two years before I had to readjust it about 1moa. I did take the batteries out when not using it for insurance against acidation.

Bought this scope awhile back. Was pleasantly surprised how good it worked. I do recommend using the IR scope on it. This made a big difference! Overall I was pleased with the price and performance.

While I will admit not having a lot of experience with night vision, I am very impressed with what I can see with this scope. Not sure what the expectation should be on weight and size and this unit does have a little weight to it, but the price can not be beat. I look forward to taking it out on a little night varmint hunting.

Functional and surprisingly impressed. For the money it provides a decent means to engage targets at nominal ranges in various levels of darkness. Only concern is that the illuminator supplied does not give illumination past 100-110 yards. Am trying a LR illuminator for distance shooting.

This is by far the best value for the money! All of my Buddy's are Jealous and now want to either borrow mine, or purchase their own! The optics are as advertised, and then some! It is going to make my collection of Optics even jealous... Once I hit the ON BUTTON, I felt as is I was in the United Stated Marine Corps again, driving my Hummer down the dirt roads of Guam, using only MY First Gen, Single Optic NVGs, except with RED Cross Hairs......

Only had a chance to go to the range to get it sighted in at 100 yards. Can't wait to do some some long distance stuff real soon.
scope is a little heavy but it's just the ticket for night time shooting

Good entry level scope for the money, I have had this scope for about a year and have had no issues with it at all it does what it is supposed to do.

I got this scope due to a friends recommendation, he has the Paladin. I very much like the 410 Spartan. The image is very, very good considering this is a Gen 1 scope. The controls are easy to manipulate, and adjustments are also easy.

I do think that a previous reviewer may be on to something about the magnification, I think that 5x is a bit optimistic, but it is difficult for me to say for certain. That said, I was able to easily pick up movement at distance, even small objects, and the image quality is vastly superior to other Gen1 NV Ive seen. I have not had a chance to fully distance this but have been able to make out human sized items at 150+ yards. At this distance, it was difficult to tell varying critters - squirrel, skunk, fox, cat or coyote. You can tell there are critters, but youre pushing here. Still, within this distance, the imaging is very, very good for the price point. Its very good period.

The unit is big and heavy, no argument. But it does work and work very well. it will take up quite a bit of rail space and it is large. If you mean to case this scope mounted to your rifle, keep this in mind.

I would buy this scope again without hesitation.
Pros: image quality, reticle, ergonomics
Cons: size and weight

Easy to set up.

I took the unit to the beach "Jersey shore" I was amased. With any light, star light you can see several hundred yards out. The IR illuminator worked well and can be adjusted.The next step is taking it to the range.I also found it very useful kayak fishing on a moonless night.