Night Vision Scope With Ir Illuminator

[64-72 lp/mm] This is a great digital night vision camera/ riflescope. It does however require the use of an IR illuminator to have night vision capabilities. This is because all digital devices do not amplify available light like traditional tube night vision devices. This monocular does see infrared light very well though. The images day or night are excellent. Very clear. Digital zoom works well, but at maximum zoom image can be slightly grainy, although not bad. Color, B&W, and green modes are helpful in different lighting. Reticles are very fine, useful, and clear. The zeroing is a bit complicated, but once you figure it out it works well. This scope is well built, and not that heavy. Controls are fairly intuitive. Rifle mount is solid aluminum and mounts tight. IR illuminator can be focused for different distances and is very bright Overall a great multipurpose monocular, especially for the price.

[4.2 x 3 x 1.5"] I have an IR illuminator that this will work perfectly for.

[9.9 lb (4.5 kg)] This is a great IR illuminator/laser for indoors or CQB.

[Nylon] Great handgun light if you have the want or need to use in conjunction with night vision gear. Visible light is a little less than output of Surefire X300U but not by much. IR feature is what makers this light worthwhile. Paired with red dot sight on a handgun (ie. Trijicon RMR or Leupold Deltapoint Pro), the IR illuminator makes is easy to acquire, identify, and engage targets at close and longer distances while using night vision image intensifiers.

[0.58 lb] I was surprised how well this works in conjunction with an Infrared night vision camera. The IR light mode really an impressive throw distance. Perfect for law enforcement and military use. Great buy

I was surprised how well this works in conjunction with an Infrared night vision camera. The IR light mode really an impressive throw distance. Perfect for law enforcement and military use. Great buy

Great handgun light if you have the want or need to use in conjunction with night vision gear. Visible light is a little less than output of Surefire X300U but not by much. IR feature is what makers this light worthwhile. Paired with red dot sight on a handgun (ie. Trijicon RMR or Leupold Deltapoint Pro), the IR illuminator makes is easy to acquire, identify, and engage targets at close and longer distances while using night vision image intensifiers.

[15 mm] Great night vision.

[3.345 lb] This scope exceeded my expectations. I previously owned the LN-G3-MS50 and liked it, but it's limited to low recoil rounds like rimfire. This scope is very solid and can handle being mounted on larger rifles. It's rather heavy though and weighs over one pound. The clarity is very good during the day and the sensor is extremely sensitive at night. Much better than my previous scope. While not amplifying light, it's better than (or at least on par with) a Gen 1 night vision scope at seeing without secondary IR. With the built in IR laser on (able to be focused) you can clearly see 400 yards in total darkness. (I haven't tested it further.) It comes with two mounts and both are solid and well made. The internal screen is good and the brightness can be adjusted. Several color modes are available, but I haven’t needed them, other than maybe black and white. Battery life is limited, very much so when using IR, so make sure to get an external battery pack (5V 2A) to plug in if using for extended periods at night. Reticles are fine and useful. Zeroing is a fairly easy process, and multiple profiles can be saved. Overall I am very happy with this scope and Luna Optics in general.

[75' (23 m)] The IR850 Supernova is a great compliment to the night vision scope I purchased recently. Totally awesome.