Re: Night vision

There's a company called 'Night Owl Optics', at
http://www.nightowloptics.com/.
I've never used them but the stuff looks nice.
I'd love one but they're a little expensive for me.
If you're UK, then Jessops sell some of their stuff
http://www.jessops.com/search/viewproduct.cfm?PRODUCT=NGTNOCP5M&BRAND=NGT&CONTINUE=false&FEATS=&FIRSTPRICE=0&KEYWORD=&LEVEL=&MODELNUMBER=&NEWQUERY=True&NODE=167&ORD=ASC&ORDERBY=&QUANTITY=10&RECENT=0&REFINE=&SEARCH_FOR=&SEARCHNODE=0&SEARCHURL=dointellisearch.cfm&SECONDPRICE=999999&SHOWCASEID=&STARTROW=1&SUBS=&WORD_SEARCH=N&;

Mart
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"MP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have always been interested in wildlife and have several pairs of
> binoculars ranging in size and magnification and have use them at night
also
> lamps, but I really would like some good night vision gear. Could anyone
> advice me on what's good and what's not in night vision equipment, the
main
> things I will be looking at will be badger, fox, owl, deer, but any
wildlife
> really. Any recommendations from those with experience would be very much
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> MP
>
>