A 'scopeless' rifle sight for sale.
Posted: 27 Jan 2016, 04:36
A 'some bloke' 'scopeless' rifle sight with an EJ230 camera inside. This is no ordinary EJ230 - it is a 'some bloke' EJ230 with the obstructive (for us) rear mounting spigot faced off for easier access to the joystick. The front of the camera housing has been turned off to make it fit more lens variations. The plug and play cables have also been cut and hard wired so the camera no longer qualifies for the manufacturers warranty.
Buyer supplies the two BUTTON TOP 18650 batteries - I never supply batteries or chargers so no blame claim lawyers will be knocking my door if someone does something wrong.
Reduced to clear at £240 without a lens.
Or £260 with an F1.4 C mount TV lens suitable for subsonic range:
Three grubscrews are fitted in the outer 'C' mount tube to aid matching the POA to the POI with a central crosshair by moving the bullet camera tube inside the c mount tube that carries it: Use the grubscrews for the rough zero then fine tune the crosshair with the camera joystick.
This has absolutely no external cables running to battery packs etc and the monitor vents are enclosed inside the pod, it is a totally self contained unit and is intended for air rifle or rimfire use. If the buyer decides its not to his liking it doubles up as a great spotter - the crosshair can be removed.
These 5" monitor devices are the only NV displays that do not cause me any eye-sting.
It can be used in a head up position - or a head down cheek weld position with the monitor about 10 inches from the eye, an earlier version is shown in this photo:
This is how the monitor is fitted and removed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IliQEYh ... -OWKFJadkw
This is how the OSD joystick is used to form and adjust the crosshair:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2J_lxlN5T4
At typical subsonic range it rarely requires an illuminator to be used to spot then stalk up to your rabbits and sometimes even take the shot: Though there will be periods of very dark when an IR has to be used - and periods when you can see several hundred yards without an IR.
Few NV users using add-on rigs can imagine the covert capabilities of this rig at subsonic ranges without spending several hundred pounds.
Here are some of the aspects you can expect in some conditions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6nPsp8jB5g
This is with a bigger more expensive lens, expect to see almost as good imaging but everything will be about 1/3rd smaller on the screen as suited to 12ftlb air range acquision.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMrHaSIfeUY
Buyer supplies the two BUTTON TOP 18650 batteries - I never supply batteries or chargers so no blame claim lawyers will be knocking my door if someone does something wrong.
Reduced to clear at £240 without a lens.
Or £260 with an F1.4 C mount TV lens suitable for subsonic range:
Three grubscrews are fitted in the outer 'C' mount tube to aid matching the POA to the POI with a central crosshair by moving the bullet camera tube inside the c mount tube that carries it: Use the grubscrews for the rough zero then fine tune the crosshair with the camera joystick.
This has absolutely no external cables running to battery packs etc and the monitor vents are enclosed inside the pod, it is a totally self contained unit and is intended for air rifle or rimfire use. If the buyer decides its not to his liking it doubles up as a great spotter - the crosshair can be removed.
These 5" monitor devices are the only NV displays that do not cause me any eye-sting.
It can be used in a head up position - or a head down cheek weld position with the monitor about 10 inches from the eye, an earlier version is shown in this photo:
This is how the monitor is fitted and removed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IliQEYh ... -OWKFJadkw
This is how the OSD joystick is used to form and adjust the crosshair:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2J_lxlN5T4
At typical subsonic range it rarely requires an illuminator to be used to spot then stalk up to your rabbits and sometimes even take the shot: Though there will be periods of very dark when an IR has to be used - and periods when you can see several hundred yards without an IR.
Few NV users using add-on rigs can imagine the covert capabilities of this rig at subsonic ranges without spending several hundred pounds.
Here are some of the aspects you can expect in some conditions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6nPsp8jB5g
This is with a bigger more expensive lens, expect to see almost as good imaging but everything will be about 1/3rd smaller on the screen as suited to 12ftlb air range acquision.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMrHaSIfeUY