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Nice!

So tested the NV unit, disappointed in resolution. Blurry and the ocular tube has a (plastics) reflection. Sended it back to AliExpress warehouse, restitution of money approved.

The units are already in the EU warehouse, so only have to send it back to that warehouse…. Love Denmark btw, worked there a few times, Viborg and Skägen, nice people the Danish

As i read you had the one with the Laser: that’s in the 940nm region wavelength, the statement on the Megaorei is that the us is particularly for the 100 till 200 meters shooting

If it’s crap, i send it back to China!

The Hatsan Blitz BP 0,30 is what i bought recently Scope is a Victoptics VLPO 1-6x24-i The NV i ordered is a Megaorei NK007+ 850nm All on a low budget, but hey, if you stumble, finish the motion!

Thanks for pointing out these items 👍

@Ezana4CE thanks for your input on this topic! What would be your advice on shooting rats in a barn at night!?

Sorry for that! i know what you mean Ezana4CE, i was not clear with that piece of text (Dutch native language), but overall, what i like to put down here is the difference between 850 and 940nm is stated in the posting.

The name “Thermal” is in this topic, but in this topic only the nightvision that enhances visual is subject. This still needs the IR spectrum to calculate an image visible to eyes. The nightvision i ordered has additional IR-led light buitl in, to emmit extra light to the subject pointing at...

I’am aware of price/quality, and hope that all the important metal parts keep me happy on the targets.(y)

For night vision device use: So for rats shooting in close range, it seems to me the LED-illumination (850 nm) will warn the basterds as soon they sighted a red glare? Is a 940nm more suitable for rodents!? Who can advice on this subject? thanks in advance

IR illuminators (infrared illuminators) are devices that emit infrared (IR) light, a type of light invisible to the human eye but visible to night vision devices and other IR-sensitive equipment. They are commonly used in applications such as surveillance systems, military operations, hunting...

Just how i wanted it: