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Should you buy a DNT TheOne 7-35×56? Probably not. At 35X the exit pupil is 1.6mm, narrower than the human pupil in daylight, and mirage degrades the image before the glass does. 7X is too much magnification for NRL22 and for close PRS targets. What’s left weighs nearly three pounds.
Article summarizes the key problems reported with the Wilcox Raptar WMRLF, highlighting user experiences and the possible implications for tactical and recreational shooters. 1. Inability to communicate with any ballistics software Does not have Bluetooth and will only connect to AB Ballistics via a cable. There is another tier above this with the included ballistics Continue Reading…
Should you buy a Vortex Impact 4000? Probably not. Fifteen documented problems, led by a wide 45-degree slash-shaped beam that struggles around brush, a Bluetooth remote that drains batteries or makes you wait to reconnect, battery and display failures in cold weather, a calibration routine that defeats a lot of owners, and a blindingly bright night display.
According to Amazon, more than 300 people bought the DNT Optics Zulus in the past month. We think that might lead to a few disappointed customers. So what’s wrong with buying a DNT Optics Zulus ZHD520R? 1. EXCESSIVE MAGNIFICATION A flaw common to nearly all digital night vision and thermal scopes coming out of China Continue Reading…
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