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For sale I have a pyser British Gen 2+ night vision monicule...it comes with 4 lenses that will zoom out to 500 yards or more depending on your IR light...it has a built in IR but it's small..invisible to see and for indoor use..the monicule has a screw hole underneath so you can mount it to a helmet or it comes with a ris mount to mount to a rifle and a little Riss that screws in you can mount an extra IR too...it all comes in a peli case and in there is a Black mole pouch to add to your kit to carry it in...there are no spots or marks...it has 3 eye cups..two regular open eye cups that screw in or a closed eye cup that opens when you push your eye to it so light doesn't show on your face if your being sneaky..this is a fantastic bit of kit and with the addition of the extra lense is a great all rounder capable of viewing as far as your IR light is capable of reaching
Price : £1000 plus postage to where ever you are and add PayPal fees..add insurance if you want
I'm interested in trades for a digital pulsar 750 or 870 LRF...but I am open to offers on trade and the price

Can anyone tell me what mount I could get to mount this to the front of a scope

Hello Lucky.
You could used your Pyser as a add-on to go on the "back" of a Bushnell or something similar "if you find a DSA coupler to suit ?", you also might be better off using the original objective lens when using as a add-on ? Phil
(bought a Pyser a while ago £115.00, well made and small)

This night vision has the XD-4 tube inside..will listen to offers

This is on the night vision outer case but how do I open it to see the tube inside anyone know..

From memory LL
There is a allen screw in the pointed end of the on/off switch, and there are slotted thin round nuts on the end of the 2 battery compartment tubes under both of the battery end caps, there are also 3 spiral pins hidden under the rubber'ish covering at the outer edge where the main body attaches to the round collar for the objective lens, positioned at 12 o'clock, 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock. Also there are 2 pins at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock on the sides of the front lens housing. "BE VERY CAREFULL AND GO VERY SLOWLY" Thanks Phil (PM me the serial number for a rough idea of date, model should be a PNP XD-4)