Pulsar Challenger GS 1x20 CF Super Nightvision Monocular
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Product Details
Manufacturer code: PUL-74099 | Our code: 102425
Product Specification
| Dimensions | H: 5.6cm x L: 7.9cm x D: 16.3cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 400 g |
| Classification | Gen 1+ |
| Magnification | 1 x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 20 mm |
| Infrared Illuminator | Yes |
| Battery Type | CR123a battery |
| Tripod Mount | Yes |
Product Reviews
Review by Hunter
Uttings
I bought this PULSAR 1x20 also bought by my friends! Everyone is absolutely satisfied. A quality device, not expensive and good to see. We use additional IR- (850nm). We all put a DOS adapter on the rifles and that's how we use it. It is important that the optics be adjusted (preferably) 1.5 to 6x not larger than that. Everyone needs to know this! I use (2.5-10x56) Ideal Pulsar device, we have been using it for a long time ... My recommendations!
Review by Aurimas Dula
Small handy simple to use and high quality product.
Review by Stephen Curran
Excellent device for the money cant complain
Review by Paul Lee
Still waitng to get some dark night shooting little trouble with focus and there are some specks on lense
Review by Mick Courtney
Uttings
can this be used on a hawke sidewinder 8-32x56 ir i understand i'll need an extra laser to use with it ?
Review by Phillip Taylor
Uttings
Used on the back of my Hawke 6x24x56 Sidewinder with side parallax, Nightmaster 800ir and fac wolverine .22. Once setup it is very good can see rabbits out to 100 yrds plus, rats out to 50 yards ,would recommend this to any one wanting to start out in night vision. Excellent bit of kit. Not had any issues with mounting nice and secure.
Review by A Lawrence
Uttings
Used with a Day Scope Adaptor on a Hawke Sidewinder 30 4-16x50 and a Pulsar IR Laser light (L-808) which is a great combo on a .22LR. Without extra illumination it won’t work, but this set up is fantastic. The image is clear, reticule sharp for the price and easy to use. My only gripes, are to do with how I now need to hold the rifle (same for ANY rear mounted NV), and the adaptor sometimes needs a little wiggle to realign with the scope. You do need a (ideally side) Parallax adjustable scope
