Great versatility - ATN PS22 Night Vision Monocular 2I, 2IA and CGTI Generation

I did a review before under the PS-22 and noted I got the CGT version. It worked fine and is very nice because I can loan it out or use it on all my different weapon platforms. I have used it on my 30-30, 30-06, .223, crossbow, .22, .177 pellet guns, and a few friends rifles. It did suffer from a point of impact shift. It didn't vary as long as I put the mount in the same spot every time. It was off significantly at 100 yards. I sent (costing me a few bux) and ATN had it back to me in about 2 weeks. When I got it back it was much better yet still off predictably. By that I mean it is within an inch or 2 at 100 yards but I shoot tighter groups without the NV in place. Overall, it is a great device and everyone I have showed it to has "eeewed and awwwed" over it. Keep in mind these are guys that use Gen 1, 2, and 3. The once I got was the Gen 2 CGT mainly because of tube life as I stated in my previous post. All in all, I am confident each time I go hunting I will hit what I am aiming at. I have taken a lot of pigs, rats, and other critters with it. If you don't want to have a dedicated weapon for your night hunts this is a great option. Otherwise, stick with a dedicated system.
Pros: Works on various scopes, good optics (with IR)
Cons: Scope has to be kinda high mounted depending on rifle. POI affected mine

This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.