How much?
Eth? I dont' have 26 minutes. In your opinion is this a viable option for night vision?
Eth? I dont' have 26 minutes. In your opinion is this a viable option for night vision?
That depends on what you're looking for... Currently the Aurora Sport is running $399 and the Regular Aurora (that was tested with 223/5.56) is running $799 and the Explorer's Edition is running $999. Only the latter two are rated for 223 and only the last one comes with a Picatinny rail mount.How much?
Eth? I dont' have 26 minutes. In your opinion is this a viable option for night vision?
Yes, the video is from my YouTube channel.EtherialOne, did you test it on you own?
I've noticed AGM too and some other manufacturers as well, but it's hard to come by reliable info online and I don't know of anyone local who has different gear that can attest to the quality or durability of it. Because of that I've stuck with Armasight and Flir (Armasight has now been purchased by Flir, so I'm not sure exactly where the brand is headed in the long term), and have also considered pulsar. Not saying anything negative about any of the other companies as I just don't have any opinion aside from of ATN as I've heard way too much negative stuff about them and see an awful lot of their stuff out there used on fleabay which gives the impression that they likely wouldn't be the best choice in gear.EtherialOne, did you test it on you own? After some searching, I have found some great manufacturers of night and thermal vision scopes, like AGM ( https://www.agmglobalvision.com/ ). But for now, I'm now quit sure about the prices, cause their prices look a little bit higher than average, and talking of quality, hm, it's top-notch military stuff, for any military or hunting purposes.