I am blown away at the low light capability of the scope. I sighted my rifle in during evening hours and i couldnt see 10ft in front of me. No ir light at all. Could not believe that would ever be possible but that was a main feature I needed to beat these old eastern dogs. They see 850nm ir like they were hit with a bolt of lightning. They do not see 940nm light but if i can drop on them with no light then thats great because there's usually snow up here which will help even more.
There is a lot going on within this scope and a lot to get use to by its format. I was use to the Wraiths and this is no Wraith folks. The only complaint so far is being able to see all the perimeter information on the screen. So I unscrewed the rubber eye cup and that improved it by a large percentage. Haven't whcked any yotes with it yet but now that them fawn killers are coming to the bait pile that's gonna change very soon. Took a long time to get use to this scope to where i can actually use it and I'm still not fluid with it yet but naturally each session behind it I get a little better as I'm not young & techy.
One more negative point on the scope. Meters instead of yards? That's a mistake AGM needs to fix asap. I could deal with the range finder in metric but the metric bullet profile has absolutely gotta change. This is actually negative #1 for me. Don't know what the heck AGM was thinking with that one.
The best part of this whole thing is knowing I have the finest people behind me that I can possibly have for after sale service. Jason & Hans...The best of the best. Their wives up front are great to. If they take your call, you can bank on hearing from Jason or Hans real soon.
