This Riflescope Adapter 57 is used to connect the Meopta MeoNight night vision device to a riflescope with a 50mm threaded objective.

Connects MeoNight 1.1 Night Vision Device to 50mm Riflescope Objective

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am looking at the Meopta optika 5 and the meosport for a 308 hunting rifle, what would be a better, brighter, clearer scope?

A: In a 3-15X50 scope the Meopta would be the brightest at the lowest cost.

Q: 2. Does the red flashlight 3CEFLNVtake a STANDARD 9V battery?How much shipping/handling cost/?

A: The light takes a standard 9V battery.Add the item to the cart online to calculate shipping to your address.

Q: 3. What is the part of the lens that is light grey in the picture but also isn't a part of the camcorder?

A: The AstroScope Night Vision Adapter 9350-HMC-3LPRO BH #ASNVAHCM150 • MFR #914938 is an adapter that goes between the camcorder body and the detachable lens. The lens is added to the front of the AstroScope Night Vision Adapter

Q: 4. Is this with the lighted reticle red dot?

A: Yes, the Meopta R Riflescope 3-15x50 RD SFP has an illuminated red dot reticle.

Q: 5. Hi B & H Does this item have the GPS and other options like accelerometer? I would like to purchase that particular model but you dont appear to sell it to Australia

A: Yes it does: Features: Color night vision camera with Daytime, Twilight, and Night modes Augmented Reality and Team Modes Support up to 256 GB microSD card IP67 rating: dustproof and water resistant to 3'3" Selectable GPS, accelerometer, and compass functions Capture video and stills in near-dark, moonless, and starlight conditions 1" type CMOS sensor with large pixels for low-light imaging Certified for weapons use 720p video and 0.9MP still photos Selectable f/5.6, 2.0, and 1.4 iris, to adjust to available light OLED EVF with diopter Live stream using the Aurora app and your iOS/Android smartphone Selectable frame rates of 7.5, 15, 24, 30, and 60 fps Shoot up to two hours on a single battery charge

Q: 6. How and where do you replace battery

A: The flashlight would take a standard 9 volt battery. To change the battery the lens cap pulls off. Slide the internal components out to access the battery.

Q: 7. what is the range on the IR illuminator, will it go to 1000 yards?

A: The AGM 2560 x 1440 Neith DS32-4MP Digital Day & Night Vision Riflescope (25 Hz) has a detection range up to 400 meters (with IR 850 nm ON).

Q: 8. What kind of adapter will I need to hook this up to a Canon T5 I

A: No adapter is needed. It will mount directly on any Canon DSLR camera.

Q: 9. With the laser range finder does it compute a new endpoint and projected on the reticle based on the ballistic information?

A: Yes. The with the PARD FD1-850 Front Night Vision Clip-On Scope (850nm) the end point is dependent of the ballistics information.

Q: 10. Is this a 670 nanometer red light?

A: The LEDs emit visible red light but a particular frequency is not specified. So if you need something in the upper end of the near-infrared spectrum I would suggest looking for another light. This is a lower end light, consisting of two LEDs a rheostat and 9V battery connector in a non-weather resistant case.