zerovarm
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I like the idea of the 4.9x base mag on the Volans
Which day/night scope?
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buckfever
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Can't compare to the hikmicro 4k but compared to the a50t is definitely clearer at range. Am using the pbir x torch. Works well with it
jackblack56
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Can't speak for the Volans but personally the best one out of the lot that I've played with is the Zulus V2.
If only it came in a tube format...
If only it came in a tube format...
zerovarm
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Couldn't resist myself and purchased the Volans. £500 with @Blackwood Outdoors seems like great value to me. Let's hope it delivers
Snowball71
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Hopefully get it off u half price in a few weeks pj...
zerovarm
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Once Ian sells out of them it'll actually increase in value mateHopefully get it off u half price in a few weeks pj...
Snowball71
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I have a Zulus 5-20 v2 on a .270 and am very happy with it.Hi all, I'm looking to buy a new day/night scope to put on my .243 for foxing at night and also for deer at last knockings. Main options I'm considering are
Hik Alpex 4k lrf
Pard Nightstalker 4k pro
Pixfra Volans 4k lrf
DNT Zulus V2 5-20z
Previously had the Hik A50T which I liked but lost confidence with losing zero so do I risk that again with the 4k model?
I've used my old man's Pard Nightstalker 4k which was awesome in the day but found the buttons to be too fiddley and have read that pards reliability isn't fantastic.
No experience with the Volans or DNT.
Do I just sit it out and wait to see what the Nocpix Nite D70R is going to be like?
Any thoughts are welcome
It replaced a much bulkier Pulsar C50 with a separate Laser torch.
Saved 1kg in weight, now have LRF and ballistic calculator.
LGMS441
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It was cheap enough that I told my Mrs the real price
zerovarm
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I might drop it into the conversation in the New YearIt was cheap enough that I told my Mrs the real price
I have the Alpex 4k lite and very happy with it, but like the idea of the Zulus v2 as a lightweight alternative on a dedicated .223 for pests. The Ballistic calculator is a game changer for me for rimfire, but not sure it’s that helpful for a flat shooting cartridge like .223 over the ranges that I shoot. I think it’s worth going back to the problem you’re trying to solve, before you get caught up in features and benefits. Speaking as a tackle/gear tart…
BenBhoy
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Once Ian sells out of them it'll actually increase in value mate
zerovarm
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Where never going to sit at that price mate
Snowball71
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It was cheap enough that I told my Mrs the real price
danielsun315
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How have you got on with it??
LGMS441
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Long story short, I returned the Pixfra Volans and bought an Alpex 4k lrf
danielsun315
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That answers my question!Long story short, I returned the Pixfra Volans and bought an Alpex 4k lrf
It now does ( just released in USA ) but you have no integrated IR so may as well save some money and buy a SH alpex 4k
Had alpex 4k and a DNT Zulus V2 whilst the image quality is better on the 4k the weight of it a the need for an external IR made me sell it.
Have 3 Zulus across my rifles for rabbits and foxes.
4k is a good bit of kit but the Zulus is more than adequate for my needs and is lighter and has everything built in
Have 3 Zulus across my rifles for rabbits and foxes.
4k is a good bit of kit but the Zulus is more than adequate for my needs and is lighter and has everything built in
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