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Thread: Thermal vs NV vs Spotlight

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  1. 23-08-2020, 10:50 AM #2
    Joe_90
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    I'm running a pard 007 NV attachment on the scope. Mostly for shooting on vineyards, it works well but having to scan with the rifle and scope it's tiring by the end of the night.
    From experience with thermal units, both mono and bino versions scanning for animals is significantly faster and more efficient.
    A good combination I reckon would be thermal for scanning and NV for shooting.
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