Does it have crosshairs that can be disabled to run concurently with NV capable holographic sights?
1612244
There is a rheostat that allows you to dim the crosshairs from bright to off.
1612245
Yes, it has a green crosshairs that lights up with a control dimmer. You can turn crosshairs on or off, as you please.
1612246
I would think so since the crosshairs can be turned off. But I'm not sure how the holographic sites operate. The scope has a dimmer swittch from bright to off
1612247
Yes, there is a separate brightness knob for the crosshairs. You can turn them off without effecting the rest of the scope.
1612248
You can turn the scope on and also turn the crosshairs off. In other words, you could look at a field through the scope without the crosshairs on. However, I don't know anything about NV capable holographic sights, so I cannot help you there.
1612249
The switch has 3 positions off (no cross hairs no intra red light), cross hairs on ( no infra red light) and both cross hairs and infrared light on.
1762330
No....look up the sights for that gun. I have one too. Requires a different sight.
2002811
No, It has really low brightness settings so you can use the sight in conjunction with nightvision optics.
2196295
It is compatible with night vision hardware. Either sight (NV or not) should be functional at night, in that the reticle is visible to the naked eye at night. There are brightness settings to help with certain lighting environments.
314040
The Buckmark works the same as all holographic sights (or red dot sights). Key to all sights is to 'sight them in' properly. The only problem I experienced was 'wash out' of the holographic image in sun light. OK at night; useless in the sun light (needs a sun shade).
1373709
There is no parallax adjustment. Only windage and elevation turrets and the illumination dial. If you haven't already bought it don't. Mine won't hold zero through the cleaning of my rifle. There is no direction marker on the turrets, you have to guess. Also the mil-dot is a gimmick. The dot size does not increase in respect to your target as you move up in power therefore you cannot properly use your mil-dot calculations to range your target. Scope rings are a little cheap too. Hope this helped.
1988572
the only buttons on side are for left to right adjustment of scope and up and down.....the turn on and color adjustments are unfortunately located right behind scope or to the rear...which is ok if you do not have a EO TECH magnifier.....it presents a tight fit....you almost have to tilt magnifier to the side position to turn on the transverse.....I do have a night vision scope as well...have not used the EO tech with it yet......hope that helps
131169
Apparently there are several answers to this one. My guess is that some of these sights work good and are parallax free. Others, on the other hand, are not. Given that it's cheap, this doesn't surprise me. Anyhow, the one I purchased is definitely NOT parallax free. The dot moves when I change the position of my head. Of course, it would be nice if they just put this little note in the product description.
191384
No it does not at this time-But you can do what I did-purchace the Trijicon 6.5 MOA Adj Red Dot-it works great
746442
No, this has normal windage and elevation adjustments. Check tactical scope lines such as Vortex, etc.
1869912
This is a gen 1 nv setup. It's the most basic kind and good for seeing at night. I haven't tried it w a sight. But I wouldn't use mine that way. It would probably work best with a laser dot not a scope.
2041536
No, no reticles. The best you can do with that regards is to purchase the swing away scope kit. Where the NV is setup to look through the scope. Best part about that setup is once the NV is focused on the scope you never have to adjust it for field of depth or focus. Additionally if you plan to use mag. of x2 or more you need an ir illuminator. This setup is a bit awkward but you get use to it & is the only doable option until you could consider an ATN PS-22 which begins around $1000.00 more than what this would cost.
613121
Standard cross, dot, & circle dot reticles. Nothing goofy about them at all. If you don't like the green logo you can M-Nu it and still have a good holo sight.
1299849
Yes it does. It also features 9310 style rails on the sides and top of the scope in case you wish to add an additional infra-red flashlight (the NV750 features a built-in light as well). You can find a 1.7x optical magnifier that requires a billet adaptor taking you to a total potential zoom of x11.9. Bang for the buck it's one hell of a night vision scope.
1755524
No. Only the cross hairs are illuminated. It is however an excellent scope.
1035269
yeah, I have it... its a decent one for the money. im a little spoiled because I have it, and a sightmark 2x24 NV bino and those are really nice, but expensive. I have this one and Firefield Nvader 1-3X Digital Night Vision Monocular, and I did not like the Nvader.
2007145
Yes, it has horizontal and vertical adjustments on the laser and separately for the red dot.