BESTSIGHT Night Vision Scope,DIY Night Vision(Day and Night),Quick Installation Barrle,5" Display Screen with 5w 850nm Infrared Illuminator,View 200m in Night,for 38-44mm Eyepiece Scope (TMNV01P)

Damn good night vision product. Spedn your time getting all the rings tightened down and the camera fovused properly and this will easily out do any multi thousand dollar night vision rig!! At first I was having trouble with the image, but after tightening everything down and alinging and focusing the camera right and screwing that down it doesn't ever shift and the image is spectacular! The ir light it comes with eill get the job done at up to ~100yards, but the t50 i ordered on ebay for $20 made the images crystal clear up to over 200 yards! Was not expecting this to work sooo well with all the bad image quality reviews, but I understand were they are running into trouble so I can't blame them too much. However, it is still user error as I was able to figure out my way over that "hump" and get my camera focused and sturdy. A few things to keep in mind: get some good batteries as bad ones will have to changed out everyday and they need to be at full charge for the ir flashlight to work well. Get a better ir flashlight (t50 or better) if you are using for long range night hunting. Remember to use the focus on the ir camera to clear up the image only AFTER mounting the camera equipment down tightly. Everytime you move the camera depth this has to be changed, but once you get it right then you never have to change it again. Make sure the camera is at the same clearance depth as your scope's recommend eye relief length. For example, if your scope recommends staying 3" away from the reticle wuth your eye. Make sure the mounting rings and ir camera tube is oriented so that the camera is 3" away from the reticle as well. Once you do this, then you can adjust the ir camera focus to clear up image. Since there is three focuses in total that have to be alinged I can see the hang ups, but this equipment is truely crystal clear when do correctly and an super amazing value!! I hardly leave reviews unless I believe the product has impacted me so much that it warrants me spending my time giving my opinion on the product. Even more rare are reviews I leave that are good. So you can believe me when I am telling you this product is worth it. I will be updating my reviews with pictures of the actual night vision images I see when I look at the screen. 3 hogs down so far and counting. Because of the increasingly nocturnal nature of the animals I would never have been able to eradicate them from my property. This product has made my life sooo much easier. Thank you for listening to my opinions on this product and I hope you choose to enjoy this product like I get to.

GARBAGE - Great concept, terrible delivery.CONS: There were several issues with the kit I received.1 - First, right out of the box the instructions are in poorly broken EngRish. It was easy enough to figure out but if you're going to butcher the instructions don't even bother sending them.2 - Second, the scope adapter rings that they send didn't tighten all the way on the scope, so the mount was unstable. I was able to stack the rings together to make it work but it still moved around more than I wanted it too.3 - That would've been ok if it would actually work at night, sadly it does a poor job. That brings me to number three, poor night performance. Since the only reason to buy something like this is to use it at night you would kind of expect it to work at night, right? Well, the truth is its only good for about 10 yards in front of you, anything farther than that forget it. The way they have the IR light setup in the pictures will not work. If you mount the light on your scope the IR washout from the flashlight creates a glow in the scope that is so bright you can't see the redacle. The only way to get it to work is to mount the light somewhere else. Even then, the range is pathetic... maybe 50 yards..maybe. I even tried a brighter IR spot light that I bought somewhere else.. it was better buy still pretty terrible.4 - Camera malfunctions? The camera itself had issues with cutting in and out (which I wash eventually able to eliminate with all new batteries, also reminds me to mention batteries) and after a shot the screen would get significantly dimmer and never return to normal with out removing the batteries. I was shooting this on an air rifle too so its not like the recoil was so severe that it over-rated the camera parts. So between not being able to see through the scope from the washout and trying to focus a dimly lit it was a constant chore just trying to see through the scope enough to focus.5 - The batteries - it takes 18650's, not included. I must have completely spaced this since I though it would take regular AA's.. it doesn't. You'll need to grab a set of rechargable 18650's but I caution you.. not all of them are the same. I had several different brands laying around and not all of them fit into this batter fixture.PROS -1. works well at short distances.2. adjustable camera focus - i was surprised to learn that the camera was adjustable. I was able to focus on the target or the redicle based on the camera focus.3... sorry thats all, I'll be sending this back.

I was very skeptical of this product due to its low cost. I initially looked into two other similar units after watching ratting videos on YouTube but I could not find distributors for them, at least none here in the United States. At the time I ordered the Bestsight I had been involved in attempting to rid an area of an extremely intelligent rat and using a night vision unit was the last option. The night before the Bestsight arrived I was able to eliminate said rat with my Air Arms 510 pellet rifle and illuminated reticle Meopta scope but it was just as much due to luck than anything. At the time of this writing I only have access to a distance of 20 yards here in the city for testing but here's what I found: My airgun rig consistently holds one-hole groups at 20 yards. The rifle was zeroed with just the scope using 9/16" dot targets. Then I installed the Bestsight. It was tested at night in complete 100% darkness as both the firing point and the target were inside buildings and there was no moon or star light. Without the illuminator I could see absolutely nothing. The illuminator was turned on and I could clearly see my dots. Firing several groups resulted in ragged holes with no shift in impact point. Just for kicks, the next day, I used the Bestsight to shoot groups in the daylight to see what would happen. I had to turn the magnification of the scope up more than at night for some reason but the ragged hole groups were in the same spot. My rat problem had been eliminated so I haven't been able to use the Bestsight for that application yet, but I am confident that when the next one comes along the Bestsight will be up to the task.