Sold: Starlight archer with firefly ir

[pbear94]

I am told it is a A grade tube, but there is no paperwork with it. It has had very little use as was kept as a spare. It looks new. There are some blemishes in the tube which I've tried to picture.

£770 ono

Can be posted at cost.

 

[Tuck]

Still a great add on. And a bargain at that money.

 

[Sam Dog]

Somebody's gonna get a bargain

 

[Austin]

Be interested in you opinion on how these compare to a modern digital nv

 

[pbear94]

Be interested in you opinion on how these compare to a modern digital nv

I prefer image intensifying night vision. Works better with my eyes and it's what I was used to using at work. But ive got an alpex on my 45-70 and it takes some beating. Don't have to carry extra kit if I want to stay out for a fox or boar.

 

[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[wikedwickedmotox]

I am told it is a A grade tube, but there is no paperwork with it. It has had very little use as was kept as a spare. It looks new. There are some blemishes in the tube which I've tried to picture.

£770 ono

Can be posted at cost.

Hi PBear where are you based?

 

[pbear94]

Hi PBear where are you based?

Wakefield

 

[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[pbear94]

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[awsteed]

Be interested in you opinion on how these compare to a modern digital nv

I have an archer and modern digital NV. Archer is significantly better.

 

[20ppc]

I have an archer and modern digital NV. Archer is significantly better.

I’ve had the HIK Alpex 4K, and the Pard 007 and the Pard DS 35 70, none of which compare to the PVS14 which I’m using now, I would think the Archer would be very similar