More Roo Shooting

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Originally Posted by Tahr

To be fair there is some frigging around with day/night scopes and going back to an ordinary scope is relaxing. Even during day time. And with the day/night scope at night it gets a little bit more complex and annoying. Pushing buttons you cant see and remembering what they all mean... it's like a first shag in the back of a mini at 17.

All the while knowing that the smart people are tucked up in bed.

yeah there is some faffing with using the LRF & recording features but as a day scope, other than turning it on, there's no buttons to press. For night vision you just have to turn it on and change to nvis mode with one click so it's only as much faffing as you want it to be.
I'm really enjoying the flexibility of having all the features in one scope, if i choose to use them.
For anyone that uses or wants to use a rangefinder, ballistics app &/or video camera they're built to use, if you want to. Or just point and shoot like a regular day scope, up to the user which i think is awesome :)