Sporting Rifle magazine's Mike Powell puts four top Night Vision devices to the test.
Sporting Rifle Magazine's Mike Powell puts four of the top night vision devices on the market through their paces including the Pulsar Digisight N550, Archer, PS-22 and Longbow.
The Pulsar Digisight N550 is a state of the art Digital Night Vision riflescope which is unique in that it does not contain an image intensifier tube and therefore is not resistant to bright light exposure, so can be used during the day for zeroing or hunting. Packed full of features including One Shot Zero, User Selectable Reticles, and Video Output, and a max detection range of 400meters, the Digisight Riflescope is a formidable tool in the night hunters arsenal.
As well as the Pulsar Digisight Night Vision riflescope, Pulsar also make a range of hand held night vision observation devices such as the Pulsar Recon R with built in video recording facility, and a night vision day scope add-on device called the Pulsar Challenger GS DSA.
You can find out more about the Pulsar Night Vision range on our website.
Click here to read the Sporting Rifle Night Vision magazine feature.
The Pulsar Digisight N550 is a state of the art Digital Night Vision riflescope which is unique in that it does not contain an image intensifier tube and therefore is not resistant to bright light exposure, so can be used during the day for zeroing or hunting. Packed full of features including One Shot Zero, User Selectable Reticles, and Video Output, and a max detection range of 400meters, the Digisight Riflescope is a formidable tool in the night hunters arsenal.
As well as the Pulsar Digisight Night Vision riflescope, Pulsar also make a range of hand held night vision observation devices such as the Pulsar Recon R with built in video recording facility, and a night vision day scope add-on device called the Pulsar Challenger GS DSA.
You can find out more about the Pulsar Night Vision range on our website.
Click here to read the Sporting Rifle Night Vision magazine feature.
