Cheap Night Vision Scopes For Rifles

This mount is a must for night vision and Thermal scopes! Allows for quick release to: 1) switch guns 2) charge the scope off the rifle 3) view the hunt off the rifle And the one shot zero quickly confirms that you mounted it back where it was.

Great night vision.

Great little accessory for long range rifles scopes. Not 100% necessary but does make adjustment of magnification a breeze. If you are not looking at changing magnification while shooting it's probably not something that you would find as useful but if you plan on changing magnification then it's a must

used to store rifles, I can get six in without scopes, possible with scopes, I left a lot of room between rifles. I left the foam intact and layered them, ended up not using two sections.

I own a ton of high end scopes, and have to say Burris just does everything so good it has become the scope that I have adopted to top many of my rifles/SBR/carbines! The value is there for sure, so if you are on the fence about what brand to go with just get a Burris. I have spent thousands on scopes and feel comfortable saying that. Sure some scopes have high quality glass, but then they weight a ton more at an even more premium price. Have to be the biggest bang for your buck for sure.

I recently bought this product to help me re-sight scopes after I take them off to customize my rifles. It is good for casual use, but the plastic end pieces may not stand up to hard use. As long as you remember that its purpose is only to get you on paper at 25 yds, it works great for the money.

I use this case to protect two custom CZ hunting rifles and their scopes -- a 375 H&H Magnum and a 458 Lott worth a total of $9,000. That should tell you the worth of the case. It's the finest protective rifle case you can buy. It has four latches on the front, and one on each end - six total; it's sealed when latched! It also has four padlock locations across the front. Even with scopes mounted, the rifles have plenty of room around them for protection. There are two padded handles which really help when you have 28 lbs. of rifles plus a heavy case. The wheels are substantial. I plan on using this case with both rifles in it on an African hunting safari; it has to be tough to withstand the baggage-handling guys at many locations plus Landrovers and who knows what else. Do not get the pluck-n-pull foam; it's a pain to work with. Get the set of four solid foam pieces and draw your outlines with a sharpie, then use your wife's electric carving knife to do the cutting. When handing off the case to the airlines, be sure to hand-carry your bolts to make your cased rifles a lot less tempting to some unscrupulous official at remote airports.

These are the perfect idea for those scopes having limited internal adjustment! I have probably a dozen rifles and handguns using this design and the bonus is if you change the scope there are no mounting scars on it.

For basic night vision, these work great.

First night vision on any kind but i am impressed so far.