The 5 Best Night Vision Scopes for the Money – Rifle Optics 2018

[Sanders]

A decade ago the only people using night vision were police, military, and those with a lot of money. Since the war on terror has spurred an enormous amount of interest in military night vision we have seen units shrink in both size and price. These days, just about anyone can afford a night vision optic. A good optic should provide a clear and focused picture, as well as a usable reticle. And for a reticle to work with night vision, it needs to be illuminated or it’s too difficult to see.

A night vision optic should be capable of mounting to standard rails and providing the same level of precision a traditional day scope can provide. A good optic can also see clearly between 150 to 200 yards. Inside that range, you should be able to tell what’s an acceptable animal to hunt and what’s not (if it’s walking on two legs, it’s not). Night vision is the future, and early adopters have found a lot of success with the current night vision rifle market.

Here are our recommendations for the 5 best night vision scopes for the money.

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[500grains]

When I first decided I needed night vision, they cost $4000. But I delayed and the price went down by $500. The price keeps dropping and the quality keeps getting better. Maybe now is the time to jump.