You read that right.  We are proud to introduce our exclusive line of D740 and D760 Night Vision Rifle Scopes in Photonis Gen2 White Phosphor - with factory data sheets that rival U.S. made Gen3 tubes.



Introducing a TNVC Exclusive line of scopes, built for us by Night Optics USA. Check out the Argus D740 and Gladius D760 Gen2 White Phosphor Night Vision Rifle Scopes! Can you say ".50 BMG Recoil Rating?" What about "White Phosphor Image Tubes?" Let's not forget "Photonis Factory Data Sheets with specs rivaling U.S. Gen3." And of course there's the price tag of less than $3,000. We thought that would get your attention. Guys, these are the baddest hog-slaying, coyote-killing, predator-punching night vision scopes on the market that won't break your bank.  



This is your chance to get a quality night vision scope at an affordable price.  Read more here:



D740 Argus Gen2



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Also to spice up the offer, with every purchase these are tossed in.

Thank you and we would look forward to your review in the NV FORUM when you get it. You will really like the scope!

Vic

Affordable is a subjective term. What may not seem affordable to you, may be perfectly reasonable for another person.

I also find irony in the fact that you take issue with the "chinese made" binoculars, especially when you name drop the company that sell the comparable optic.

FYI It's not really a good idea to come into our thread and promote another companies product, especially one that we do not sell. It certainly won't get you anything other than the ban-hammer. Feel free to give your opinion, but don't promote other companies.

Thanks for the advice though. We will take it into consideration.

Great points and the D-Series scopes are PROVEN and have stood the test of time now for over 10 years compared with other offerings mentioned that just came out with no testing at all in the longevity aspects.

To the other poster.... I wonder if these so-called other offerings can hold on a 50bmg as well?   Not likely they have ever been tested on anything resembling that...But have no fear, we have and shot lot's of it on the D-Series!....

Hi 35 Remmington,  

I think you know this already by your other posts on the ARFCOM.... This is a NV device we're talking here, not a thermal digital signal device which can work during the day, but don't work well without good temp differentials and do not have near the ID dedicated NV does but thermal is the best for detection. The mount on the D-Series systems as long as it's returned to the same rail slot will be within 1moa.