affordable monocular night vision

[mydogtaz]

 i have a question,what is the best (or next to best) monocular for night vision that is seriously affordable. i find that if you ask at a gun show you get that used car carny act and i generally just tell them to pound sand.so,some good honest helpful info would be appreciated....thanks......taz

[fightingquaker13]

i have a question,what is the best (or next to best) monocular for night vision that is seriously affordable. i find that if you ask at a gun show you get that used car carny act and i generally just tell them to pound sand.so,some good honest helpful info would be appreciated....thanks......taz

Can't help you with your question, though I would like to hear the answer. One thing I can say though, is with that attitude of yours? You'll fit right in here. Welcome aboard.
FQ13

[GUNS-R-US]

Bushnell has some good low cost night vision systems in the mid $200's. When your buying night vision systems you do get what you pay for. Low cost systems are going to be Gen 1. the military is using Gen 4 systems. and there's a big difference in quality of the image and the cost.

[2HOW]

this is the one I bought and have used since 1996 with no problems, I bought mine thru Harbor freight tools
http://zenit-camera.com/night_vision_nv_1001_m.htm

[ericire12]

There are several $100 ones out there, but I dont know how good they are

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[Fatman]

I had a Night Owl mono gen 1 about 10 years ago. I hated it.   Grainy, annoying to use, etc.

Heard decent things about this, however. Not too terribly expensive either. The idea is that it works sort of like a cheap digital camera sensitive to IR, and the images you see are much clearer than gen 1 (somewhere in between the gen 2-3 range)  w/o the higher prices of gen 2/3

http://www.opticsplanet.net/yukon-night-vision-yk28045.html

binocular version below

http://www.opticsplanet.net/yukon-digital-night-vision-ranger-28041.html