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Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 00:20
by peter
hi all , i have just joined to learn more about night vision and any thing . i am looking for advice on a day scope ad on that is digital and can be used as a spotter and i think i am asking a bit much ? . it is for my air rifle to do some shooting in some sensitive place , trying not to up set the locals :) , spotting up to 100 yard and clean kill at out to 40 yard . can it be done ? thanks for any advise on this topic , ps i am dyslexic so have a hard time reading long posts thanks

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 00:33
by PESCA
Hello Peter and welcome to the forum.

The easier route is to have an add-on for your dayscope and a spotter unit. There are lots of projects, both add-on and spotter, on the forum. Built, tried and tested by the clever lads on here.

I'm afraid that you're going to have to get comfortable and do some reading.

George

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 02:03
by some bloke
Hi Peter, welcome to the forum mate. I'll bet your less dyslexic than some of us so don't worry about that too much, I also cant absorb large blocks of text.

Your requirement is easy peasy if you are any good at simple DIY. Put the kettle on, fluff up the cushions, go back and finish making the cuppa, get the biscuits out and read this:

http://nightvisionforumuk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=1873. Ask any questions about that rig on that thread please mate.

It looks a bit heavy with that platform but a little ply is not heavy - it's integral, dead easy to screw into, shape and paint. Black ABS pipe would be easier to work with than the thin wall steel pipe though.
Slip it off the rifle for a scan about, and when off the scope it will very rarely need artificial light for air rifle ranges. Slip it back onto your scope when your about into range.

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 07:43
by SikaStag
Hi Peter

Welcome to the forum.

Location Scotland. Thats a bit vague.
Can you narrow it down a bit to where in Scotland. Unless you would rather keep it a secret.

Ian

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 07:52
by michael40
Welcome to the forum.

Atb, mike

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 11:09
by rodp
Why does the title of this thread make me think the next sentence should be "And I drink meths" :lol:

Welcome Peter, no offense meant, just my sense of humour :lol:

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 11:59
by peter
hi all thanks for the warm welcome ,

hi PESCA and some bloke i was trying to avoided the diy set up for a while i dont want to blow my own head off lol .

hi sika stag i live in perthshire , i am still trying to figure out how to work this forum i am not so good with computers ,

hi rodp , i dont mined a bit of banter , the funny thing is i am scottish and dont drink lol but i do like meths for its other properties.

Re: Hi all . i am peter. the newbee

Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 13:21
by some bloke
Ah, there are meths about - oops sorry there are NV mono spotters around that can be slipped behind a scope. More rubber necked people than me have used them for quite some time so no doubt some one more experience in that department will be along soon - slurp. 8-)