Thread: Night Vision scope

Originally Posted by Yukon Optics NZ

Yeh, but why would you compare performance alone between Gen3 and a Digital system that is 1/3 price or less.

You are right.
I should have compared it to Chinese gear at 1/3 of the price of it with the same performance.

Are you trying to say that all the guys shooting rabbits, pigs and deer with our Digisights around New Zealand are lying about what their results?

'Out to 500m...' As thrown around. Yes I am
Hey end of the day you can go to the drags in mums Honda city and still make passes.

Even an average Gen2+ is twice the price of a Digisight. But if you were intelligent, you would be able to understand price v performance v usefulness in a product. I doubt you would shoot any more with a Gen3 that a Digisight. But you would know this if you actually did any NV hunting, instead of spending all your evenings on this forum.

That's nothing more than a justification you are putting on a product YOU sell.
Reality is; It works... Just Not very well... And Is cheaper than something that does work well
My evenings spent here are actually my afternoons as I'm 1/2 way around the world at work.

The fact is, heaps of people use our stuff, and get great results. It's only the likes of you that resent this because you wish to remain the NV elite. The reality is, I am making night vision hunting accessible for more people, at an affordable price. Many of these guys are farmers who don't want to spend more than a couple of grand.

Fact is you're trying to pedal your wares here, and to do so requires paying for a banner or your own section
The reality is its poor mans NV- you draw to it above.
Ever used a old Sony handycam with NV function and a IR torch?

I don't say that Gen3 is shit compared to Thermal, because I am intelligent enough to know that everything has an application within its price bracket.

I am away for a few days, so I guess you will have a free reign with your B.S.

Thermal and gen3 NV are 2 completely different applications in the same price bracket.
If you were 'intelligent enough' you would know that thermal and nv are most often used together complementing each other when night hunting.

As I said above, if you want to pedal your wares here then you'll need to pay for advertising