Nocpix nite D70R

[Tugmanade]

The Nocpix D70R has a higher spec sensor, 18650 replaceable battery and internal range finder - well worth the wait.

I thought the DNT 4K had an internal LRF & replaceable 27100 batteries, not sure on the sensor though

 

[nf-fuse]

I thought the DNT 4K had an internal LRF & replaceable 27100 batteries, not sure on the sensor though

The lrf sits on top

 

[ShotKam 0]

I thought the DNT 4K had an internal LRF & replaceable 27100 batteries, not sure on the sensor though

The great thing about the D70R that takes 18650 batteries, is the fact that it is not polarity sensitive, which is a massive plus.

 

[Mike1979]

I suppose the issue is that people will only wait so long ..whether the long wait is justified or not is another thing. Scope looks good but if people cant actually get hold of one it doesnt matter how good it claims to be.

 

[Liveonce]

ATN have had 4k for ages.

 

[Dillon]

The Nocpix D70R has a higher spec sensor, 18650 replaceable battery and internal range finder - well worth the wait.

While I agree these are all desirable additions, the D70R will be judged in the UK on how well it performs at distance in the dark, it needs to at least hold it's own against the Hik Alpex 4K.

I'm waiting on one, but could always change my mind if Hik come out with something better than the D70R in the mean time.

 

[One on top of two]

While I agree these are all desirable additions, the D70R will be judged in the UK on how well it performs at distance in the dark, it needs to at least hold it's own against the Hik Alpex 4K.

100%

 

[jackblack56]

It's good isn't it. Not some kind of nirvana but just a really good all round unit that does not appear to have any obvious weak points from what I can tell. Maybe very short range focus fussy for airgun users but that is not what I use it for, so doesn't affect me.

Yesterday I was using it in anger. I have a really high hill on our land where you can shoot steeply downwards in to trees and tops of hedgelines. Visibility is good and there is no danger whatsoever with huge backstops behind with the the target areas effectively being at the bottom of a valley.

I was shooting squirrels out of a leafless oak in dull winter conditions at 9am. There was plenty of moisture in the air (rubbish thermal conditions) but I could still make out, acquire the target and successfully shoot squirrels at 280yds using the ballistic calculator. It is so quick and easy. Yes my top end scopes can do it with ease and picture quality is obviously much better but you have to range separately with an RF, then figure out drop and dial it in. At which point the target has moved to a potentially different range or maybe vanished altogether.

It just seems to tick all boxes. I showed the footage to a mate and he has immediately looked in to ordering one. It won't change my out and out deer rifle but it has provided a new lease of life for an inbetween rifle that can now be used for so many applications. I was waiting under the cattle feeder in the pouring rain last night to see if any deer were stupid enough to come out of the gorse at sunset and beyond (they weren't) but 50 mins after sunset, I shot a rabbit at 140yds in black and white without IR.

It is hard to find a fault with it so far. Maybe it would be good if you could automatically linke ballistic profiles to each zero setting and then make it easier to access them without going in to the main menu but I am being picky really. It is not exactly difficult to navigate to but for me, I will be swapping a lot between two different loads, so it would be nice if this could be done with one button press.

Yup, it's a really decent all rounder. Tested it last night side by side with an Alpex 4k, and the Alpex had a better image with the Wraith IR.

However, in my opinion the Zulus 4k is a lot lighter, has a better button layout and has an easier menu system. Swings and roundabouts to each offering.

 

[eds81]

While I agree these are all desirable additions, the D70R will be judged in the UK on how well it performs at distance in the dark, it needs to at least hold it's own against the Hik Alpex 4K.

I'm waiting on one, but could always change my mind if Hik come out with something better than the D70R in the mean time.

This is the most valid comment I’ve read all year

 

[ShotKam 0]

While I agree these are all desirable additions, the D70R will be judged in the UK on how well it performs at distance in the dark, it needs to at least hold it's own against the Hik Alpex 4K.

I'm waiting on one, but could always change my mind if Hik come out with something better than the D70R in the mean time.

Performance at distance 100%. Shooting rats at 20 yards is one thing and as you say controlling foxes at 190 yards in the dark is a different matter.

 

[Dillon]

Performance at distance 100%. Shooting rats at 20 yards is one thing and as you say controlling foxes at 190 yards in the dark is a different matter.

I'm hoping this is what Nocpix have addressed, we will know soon enough.

 

[ShotKam 0]

I'm hoping this is what Nocpix have addressed, we will know soon enough.

Going on the specificaion of sensor they have used gives a fair indication that they have. Only time will tell.

 

[eds81]

The nite certainly looks the nicest

 

[jackblack56]

Going on the specificaion of sensor they have used gives a fair indication that they have. Only time will tell.

Have they changed this from the sensor they originally said they would use?

 

[ShotKam 0]

Have they changed this from the sensor they originally said they would use?

It has a high-resolution 12MP (3536×3536) sensor with 2μm pixels for exceptional detail.

 

[camo304]

Just seen on FB that the Nite will be at the shooting show this weekend.

 

[Sabian223]

Just seen on FB that the Nite will be at the shooting show this weekend.

Did it say of they will be on sale or just on show?

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

NocPix Nite News

ETA around late April . A new price drop on this scope and includes free IR torch and mount. Available to order now, any existing pre-orders, price will be amended.

NocPix Nite D70R Night Vision Scope

Experience unmatched clarity with the NocPix Nite D70R Scope with 4K Ultra sensor, 1,200m rangefinder, ballistic calculator, and dual IR illumination.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

 

[ShotKam 0]

Did it say of they will be on sale or just on show?

They have said for some time the Demo Nite will be at the Show - not on sale however.

 

[eds81]

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