SETTINGS ON NV BINOCULARS

Here is a simple thing you can do to make life easier at night. It is a simple thing but it does help a lot.

A typical binocular has on the front of each tube a dial to set the clarity of the image at night, and also at the back

However every time you pick up the set and use it the dials can move thus you must keep checking each eye piece to see if you can still see properly and that the image isn’t blurred.

So, simple!! Do this before you hunt;

Get yourself a little luminous paint and apply to each tube on both sides, or stick a tiny piece of reflective tape with superglue on the tubes so you can see how they match up often.

OR BETTER STILL

Set the tubes so you can see 100% clarity, on my binoculars with the IR laser I can see clearly like day at 120 m easily so I set it at about 80m and fine tune the setting so I can count branches on trees at 80m, when it is set perfectly I take insulation tape and wrap it around the lens and body of the binocular, turn it around the lens 3 times and its done. Then the dial is fixed and it cant move at all.

I check it again for a proper focus, and then I do the rear setting. When all 4 are done I again check it all and I am ready to call that night and send out the top 20 bunny blues into the night and enjoy my NV without it going out of focus all the time……….…..