Built for medium- and long-range applications, the D-750PW 4x66 Elite White Phosphor Night Vision Sight from Bering Optics employs HD multicoated lenses, a Mil Dot reticle in your choice of red or yellow, and 1/4 MOA impact point correction for accurate nighttime targeting. Its autogated Photonis white phosphor tube produces a black-and-white image, which many night hunters prefer to traditional night vision green, and maintains image quality in changing light conditions. Manual gain control allows you to achieve the brightest possible image in any light level without sacrificing the sharp detail of 64-72 lp/mm resolution. Nitrogen-filled (and refillable) to prevent fogging and IP67 waterproof, the sight will hold zero on medium-caliber rifles and can be used effectively with weapons up to .50 caliber or 12 gauge. A pair of AA batteries will power the sight for up to 120 hours.

Autogated Photonis White Phosphor Tube    Resolution: 64-72 lp/mm    HD Multicoated Optics    Manual Gain Control    Red or Yellow Mil Dot Reticle    Up to 710-Yard Detection Range    1/4 MOA Elevation & Windage Adjustment    Water & Fogproof    Holds Zero on Medium-Caliber Weapons    Runs 120 Hours on Two AA Batteries

• Autogated Photonis white phosphor tube
• 64-72 lp/mm resolution
• Manual gain control
• Protected from sudden exposure to bright light

• HD multicoated lenses
• 4x magnification, 66mm objective
• 100mm f/1.5 lens system
• 9° angle of view
• Illuminated red or yellow Mil Dot reticle, adjustable brightness
• 710-yard detection range (6' tall target) under quarter moon, 600 yards under cloud cover; recognition range ranges of 505 and 395 yards, respectively

• 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustments
• Retains zero on medium-caliber weapons
• Suited for use on rifles up to .50 caliber
• Picatinny/Weaver mount

• IP67 waterproof housing
• Nitrogen-filled fogproof
• -40 to 122° operating temperature
• Shock-resistant construction
• Runs up to 120 hours on two AA batteries
• Measures 9.3" long, weighs 32 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will I be able to look at stars and ufos in the night?

A: I think that for that you need a third generation, although maybe it can be useful

Q: 2. 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: 3. It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen. What is the recorded resolution to the memory card? Thank you.

A: The Barska NVX600 Digital Night Vision Binocular records at 320x240.

Q: 4. Does the W452ASD-E come with a microSD card?

A: The Lorex W452ASD-E 4MP Wired Floodlight Camera with Night Vision (White), BH # LOW452ASDE, includes a 32GB microSD memory card.

Q: 5. Can this be used with the Canon XF605?

A: The AstroScope Night Vision Adapter 9350-EOS-3PRO is not compatible with the Canon XF605 video camera.

Q: 6. I own a Zetronix 1080 Zshades, good quality but poor Image Stabilization. Does this bodycam have good IS?

A: The recordings are stable and reliable. We are not able to compare this camera to your current one.

Q: 7. just double checking..29 inches between both arms total or 29 per arm?

A: Total of 29 inches.

Q: 8. "It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen". What is the resolution recorded to the memory card? Thank you.

A: The MFR needs to be contacted for this answer.

Q: 9. Does this come with any mounting gear?

A: We're afraid not. This is a microphone arm only and it requires an O.C. White mount for complete assembly onto a flat surface or wall.

Q: 10. How many lumens of the flood lights? Thanks.

A: The Lorex W452ASDB-E 4MP Wired Floodlight Camera with Night Vision (Black) BH #LOW452ASDBE light up your property with motion activated, dual LED panels, which shine up to 2400 lumens.