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    40 Yards pitch black, wet as night with a mates toy, Im told its older tech now
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    Quote Originally Posted by striker View Post
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    40 Yards pitch black, wet as night with a mates toy, Im told its older tech now
    Still finds the deer for you.Its whats on yr rifle thats gota give you a clear picture.

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    Photos taken a minute apart - cattle detected at around 700m
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    A clip from the Arken Zulus day/night 'scope. 7.30pm last night. Range 152 yards. Starts at 5 power, flicks to maybe 20 and then back down to 12. Not too bad for $1,400. Apology for the dog panting in my ear.
    I was pretty sure she had a fawn cos she kept ducking into the scrub.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    A clip from the Arken Zulus day/night 'scope. 7.30pm last night. Range 152 yards. Starts at 5 power, flicks to maybe 20 and then back down to 12. Not too bad for $1,400. Apology for the dog panting in my ear.
    I was pretty sure she had a fawn cos she kept ducking into the scrub.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1FPTlETk9s
    Got any 200yds night filming of deer.?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    Got any 200yds night filming of deer.?
    Nah, not yet. Ive only just figured how to use the vid function.
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    Last night. I could see this deer quite plainly with the thermal hand held but because it was obscured by the trees I couldn't see it well enough with the Zulus NV on the rifle. No fault of the 'scope. If it had stepped clear it would have copped it. I say the range on the vid. 240 yards odd.

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    Yrs ago i could see 2 deer thru bushs with my thermal hand held.They were about a metre back from front edge of bushs.Went to shoot them thru my nv clip on.Couldnt see them at all,sold nv clip in a week and went thermal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    Yrs ago i could see 2 deer thru bushs with my thermal hand held.They were about a metre back from front edge of bushs.Went to shoot them thru my nv clip on.Couldnt see them at all,sold nv clip in a week and went thermal.
    I can see why.
    Advantage of the day night NV is great in day and well into dusk and mostly ok at night so long as the animal isn't obscured. There's a safety margin with NV 'cos you can actually clearly id the animal.
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    I use to have a ATN -sight 5-20 nv scope,great for day and early evenings.Like watching colour tv and accurate.It just didnt have the detection ability like thermal at distance,even with a good ir torch along side.
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    Just playing around with a new thermal I got.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    Just playing around with a new thermal I got.

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    What make n model did you buy?nice n clear on yr dog.

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    Hikmicro fq35.

    Makes my pulsar xq38 look a bit average
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    immage taken from a stand 20 meters away!
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    Zulus night vision in daytime mode. Well after ordinary shooting light. 20x digital mag. Pretty impressive.
    You can see the aiming point come up after I ranged it. Quite good depth of field - you can see it walk behind a fence post right at the end (it was behind and old deer trap fence).

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6IM59SdsWo
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