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Question: does the NV in the title stand for night vision? , if so can you see anything with it at night?
Document: I have noticed that when I put red or black shotgun shell hulls out to shoot that the red ones turn black?? Here in AZ it's pretty sunny so light wasn't a problem. You have both eyes open but when the eye behind the SightMark see's the red go black you have to blink to get the other eye to see the color. The NV setting works great with my QD PVS14 night Vision.
All I gotta say is, out of the box, on the rifle, minimum setup and decent  50yd and 100yd groups. Waiting for my 3x flip magnifier.Simple. Bright. (I don't have night Vision scope but this is compatible model.. NV)
very good. awesome price for the money nice, crisp, and clear. the night vision setting modes work great if you're shooting at an inside range. It makes the reticle dimmer and easier to see the target if its not well lit.
Pros:Quality ConstructionHolds zeroMultiple reticlesQD lever is adjustable for a precise fitCons:Low brightnessNear impossible to see reticle under full sunlight; best shot under shadeQD lever has to be tightened every so oftenNo point to Night Vision reticle...unless you have night visionReticle has some flare to it when indoorsThis is no eotech. That being said, its not bad...not great. The deal breaker for me is the inability to see the reticle under sunlight even on fresh batteries.
You can go on Youtube and see test videos from the company.B. Reticles- bright enough to get through any sunny day and easier at night obviously. NV reticles not tested due to no NVDs. Make sure the reticle is in &#34;off&#34; position and not NV1 or NV2 which appears off to naked eye. The reticles themselves are easily changed by pushing a switch left to right. Clear and user friendly, but this creates a small issue.
I assumed this was because there are only three brightness settings, because the other three are for night vision optics. To top it off, I mounted it on my AR and started shooting. After about 5-7 rounds, the redicle started flickering on and off, eventually shutting off for good until I took it off the gun and shook it. I had much better luck with the Z-series green redicle model.
The description of the item is wrong. This was advertised as the model SM14003 with a side mounted laser. However the actual item is model SM14002 without the side mounted laser. I have verified this on the actual makers website. The price was discounted however from the actual makers website 155.99 and 129.99 on Amazon. The item itself is good quality and the red dots are nice and bright. The quick detach feature is great to. I havent tried the night vision compatability feature yet.
I do not foresee flipping between them as once I found the one I liked I saw no need for the others. However, having that choice is nice. The unit offers 3 visible light brightness settings and two night vision IR settings.The control knob to change the settings has an extended nub on the "off" setting so you can easily make adjustments without looking. If you want full brightness in visible light just rotate the largest nub from the 3 o'clock position to the 9 o'clock. Simple.
Came almost sighted in for my AK. will definitely be getting one for my shotty and 74. See it day or night, and everything else was in perfect condition.
Great sight, NV not worth it unless you actually have NV. I know that seems pretty obvious but I figured I would pay the extra few dollars to get this one. The truth is that the QD Digital Switch is better. I have both of them and I like the single button on off which the non Pro model has.Anyways I have it now and I'm thinking about buying the NV magnifier just for some fun night shooting. Sight works great, holds zero very well and has a nice reticle.
Answer: yes