DIY Night Vision Scope,Quick Installation Barrle,5" Display Screen with 5w 850nm IR(Infrared Illuminator),View 218YARD/200m in Night,for 38-44mm Eyepiece Scope (Rifle Scope)

Shocked how clear this screen is at night. Works very well. Just make sure you order the batteries for it when you buy this.

This was my first experience with night vision scopes. This is a little different because it is more of a system than a scope. It attaches to your existing mounted scope. It arrived quickly from Amazon and was extremely well packaged. I wasn’t expecting much in the way of quality materials based on the low price. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of all parts of this system. I mounted it on my scope in about 10 minutes but that time would be halved if I mounted again. I tried to test it but could not get it to work properly. It was my fault. I didn’t realize there were three separate switches that have to be on for it to work properly. One on the illumination light, one on the screen,and one on the camera cylinder. In my defense the instructions are pretty much useless. But it is generally simple enough that it can be figured out. If I would make one suggestion I would recommend comprehensive instructions. I nearly packed mine up and sent it back until I made one last attempt and found a YouTube video review showing the third switch. Glad I didn’t. This thing works great for the price. It’s as accurate as your scope is. I could identify a rabbit at 75 yards in total darkness and a coyote at over 100 yards. I believe I should be able to use it on coyotes out to at least 150 yards. I would recommend this system.

I found that mounting this on a spotting scope and tripod to be very handy. It works well but you need to cut the slide in the housing longer as spotting scopes have next to no eye relief therefore the camera needs to be way ahead. But after that it works great. In the photos I have an 8" target just over 10m away and the spotting scope set to the lowest setting, in this case 20x and I can clearly see the 8-9 and 10 rings. I will test the battery life with the batteries I have to see if I need to order higher mAh cells, I would need to get about 4 or 5 hours out of it minimum. I may need to bring spare batteries but this unit does not ship with batteries so that is a separate matter. A report on the power consumption would help. This option does not expose the camera and screen to recoil. An SD card to record would be nice, and a larger screen. Perhaps in another model... I would be happy to test... To modify, find the slot for adjusting the camera distance from the scope, elongate the slot to 3/4 of the tube length and that should do it. FOLLOWUP- A fully charged set of 34000 mAh batteries lasted 7 hours and were still going but I ran out of time so enough battery life for a full day at the range

I don’t understand how people are leaving negative reviews on this product. I set it up on a .22 and use it for shooting rats at night. It works FLAWLESSLY!! I’ve been using it for almost 4 years now and have yet to have any issues or failures. I even left it out in the rain by mistake one night, and STILL it works perfectly!! For the price…. You honestly cannot expect anything more. I’d buy it again without thinking twice. It’s never lost its zero, and it’s Never NOT worked for me. I’d absolutely recommend it Now Granted, I’ve never mounted it on anything with any significant recoil, but for plinking Critters at night with a .22 it’s one of my favorite toys by far!!! The Screen image quality is MUCH BETTER then the video I uploaded below, I was using my phone to record the screen while trying to steady the rifle, aim at the rat and try NOT to jerk the trigger all at the same time So I apologize for the quality of the video but you can see that it works great

This is pretty good. It's actually pretty amazing how far and clear it goes. The batteries only lasted a few hours (it was a very cold night) but they are rechargeable. The only issue I had was the screen was pretty bright so you lose your natural eye night vision when you look up from it. There might even be an option for that on the screen? I didn't have a look yet. I would recommend it.