Way clearer then the Leupold handheld scanner that I bought several years back. I can easily identify animals out to 100 yds and see objects thermals from several hundred yards away. Only issue is the scan rate does have some lag if you move to fast but it catches up within a second. It does also have a 1" tube that you can mount as an actual sight.
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Tempting for the price, but it gets some pretty poor reviews.Comment
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Don't skimp on your monocular
You will use it more than your thermal scopeComment
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Well for the price I figure its worth a gamble. But I ordered the rangefinderComment
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Jackal, you bought yours from this link?Comment
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Site looks reputable, but price makes me nervous. Anyone got experience buying from this page?Comment
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Agree with this…160 resolution isn’t much but for this price it’s a great gateway scopeOriginally posted by TD2000 View Post
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Yes, I did research to make sure that site was legit before I ordered it. I placed the ordered Saturday evening and they had it shipped out by Tuesday.Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostComment
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I ordered from this site. I was wary at their price point but did some research on them before I placed the order.Originally posted by CityLimtRedneck View PostComment
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I read the reviews on Optic Planet, not too good. I suppose if it’s legit and you can return it if not happy, it would be worth the risk.Comment
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Originally posted by Jackal View Post
is it worth it so far? You like it? I have a monocular but I may get this too.Comment
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Feradyne owns Covert. Site is solid. My cuz bought one last year I was not all that impressed considering the original price. For $200 is functional he put it a Ruger .22 automatic pistol to use with DeadAir Mask.Originally posted by CityLimtRedneck View PostComment
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If anyone has and uses one, I’d like to know how far you can confidently tell a deer from a hog from a coyote, etc.Comment
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