BenBhoy
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More chance of me voting reform than spending that much on shoes!!
For Sale: HIKMICRO ALPEX 4K LITE LRF OFFICIALY RELEASED - ORDER NOW !
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The eye relief won't
Arrived and mounted, zeroed today with no eye relief issues with rubber eye piece in place, really pleased with complete package.
Foxyboy43
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Great news, looks like a fantastic scope.
taylormatt
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These look like a great bit of kit, going to be putting one on my hw100 for pest control 
Pellet Pinger
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Absolutely, hopefully someone will oblige.
leej
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Yes it'll be interesting. I wonder how much the smaller objective lens comes into play at last light? I believe both scopes have the same sensor so it'll be a very easy and direct comparison to make. More important to me is how much more powerful an ir will it require?
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Lee
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We have more stock arriving Tues/Wed with some left available after clearing pre-orders..
Now back in stock !
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
HikMicro Alpex 4K Lite LRF A40EL Night Vision Scope with Rangefinder • Blackwood Outdoors
HikMicro Alpex 4K Lite LRF A40EL day & night scope with built-in laser rangefinder and crisp 4K imaging. UK stock, fast delivery and expert support.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Night footage to follow...
Foxyboy43
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Hmmm.
Could someone explain to me why, recoil issues (if any) aside this is being marketed as an air rifle/.22lr sight only and is suitable for shooting at sub-80 yards only? Is there a focus problem beyond 80, does the RF/BC not function beyond that distance - or wot?
Could someone explain to me why, recoil issues (if any) aside this is being marketed as an air rifle/.22lr sight only and is suitable for shooting at sub-80 yards only? Is there a focus problem beyond 80, does the RF/BC not function beyond that distance - or wot?
fixedwheel
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Short eye relief, with the increased chance of a scope kiss to the eyebrow with more powerful calibres.Hmmm.
Could someone explain to me why, recoil issues (if any) aside this is being marketed as an air rifle/.22lr sight only and is suitable for shooting at sub-80 yards only? Is there a focus problem beyond 80, does the RF/BC not function beyond that distance - or wot?
Air rifle / rimfire giving far less recoil.
Foxyboy43
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Yep - I get that, so is it fear of litigation? Surely that v short eye relief could be easily sorted?
fixedwheel
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Prob not the fear of litigation, more the bad reviews these days.
As they have marketed it as Air / Rimfire, any one that gets a scope kiss off it on a centre fire will be called an idiot by their peers, or a cheapskate for not buying the higher priced one. Funny how marketing goes these days.
Nothing stopping peeps putting them on heavier recoiling, but can't really moan if it gets a little intimate.
As they have marketed it as Air / Rimfire, any one that gets a scope kiss off it on a centre fire will be called an idiot by their peers, or a cheapskate for not buying the higher priced one. Funny how marketing goes these days.
Nothing stopping peeps putting them on heavier recoiling, but can't really moan if it gets a little intimate.
There suitable for recoiling rifles, you just have to make sure they use a recoil eye piece, which is supplied.
Daytime and low light they are great, night time they're good out beyond airgun ranges, but not as good at night as the big brother model with it's huge fast aperture lens..
All depends , do you need a lightweight model and lower cost OR a model twice the weight with better night vision performance at longer distance ?
Daytime and low light they are great, night time they're good out beyond airgun ranges, but not as good at night as the big brother model with it's huge fast aperture lens..
All depends , do you need a lightweight model and lower cost OR a model twice the weight with better night vision performance at longer distance ?
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BenBhoy
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Better night vision or better last light capability? I'm tempted by these as I liked everything about my big Alpex 4k apart from the weight. I'm not at all arsed about seeing in colour for a bit longer at last light, even with my Alpex I put it onto b&w mode soon as I could. So is the b&w mode on the lite much worse than the b&w on the big Alpex Ian?
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