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re: Night vision vs Thermal
Posted on 12/28/20 at 1:38 pm to mfiredog
Posted on 12/28/20 at 1:38 pm to mfiredog
Most people say thermal monocular to scan & locate, and a good NV to identify & shoot. I don't have that kind of budget so a thermal weapon sight is what I did.
Thermal prices have come down significantly in the last few years. The Flir 223 was a great sight for right at 2K, but they have been discontinued. The new Bering Optics Hogster scopes are incredible and range from 2,300-3,300.
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Thermal is the clear winner if you have $4k+ to spend
Thermal prices have come down significantly in the last few years. The Flir 223 was a great sight for right at 2K, but they have been discontinued. The new Bering Optics Hogster scopes are incredible and range from 2,300-3,300.
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Posted on 12/28/20 at 1:45 pm to jdavid1
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The Flir 223 was a great sight for right at 2K
I won one at my local gun shop 2 years ago in a raffle contest. I have it on my 300 BO SBR it’s a hog killing machine. I use underwood maximum expansion subs. They do the killing if you do your part.
I have had a PVS14 and thermal is the clear winner for hunting. If you want to drive around at night with no lights then PVS14 is a winner.
This post was edited on 12/28/20 at 1:47 pm
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