Ep. 292 | Thermal Scopes Under $4K **The BEST 2023**

We're here with another round for the "Best of 2023" series and this week Hans and Jason dive into their choices for the best thermal rifle scopes under $4,000. Don't miss a single episode of this series as they choose their favorite scopes from each pricing category.
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*** Why Hunt Coyotes and Predators? ***
Coyotes and Predators, similar to hogs, cause financial stress for many families in rural communities. Coyotes kill livestock, plain and simple. Ranchers have battled coyotes killing cattle since the early days of ranching and it costs them dearly. Cattle ranching is a business, the cows aren't pets, every time they lose a calf to a coyote those families lose a paycheck. Cattle ranchers hate coyotes just as much as Farmers hate hogs! We hunt coyotes to protect the livelihood of our friends and neighbors that depend on their cattle business to feed their family...
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- Hans and Jason

[@wherenowhow6037]

I like their back and forth banter. Like watching Days of Our Lives and Days of Thermal. Great shows as usual guys. 👍

[@AndreDW1983]

I finally settled for a Talion XG35 before the hunt this fall, doubling as hand-held, it's an incredible solid and high middle ground between budget and expensive.

[@dustinshaw2419]

My pulsar has a better image but AGM customer service is right up there at the top! I broke the lense on my rattler, and they sent me a new one for $675 with new 5 year warranty.

[@catherinefarr3140]

Thanks for the great content gents. I reside in Australia and at the start of this year, on the strength of your evaluation, I bought a Infiray TL35 for my 6.5 Grendel bolt gun. I have since accounted for 7 feral cats, 6 Dingoes and 98 pigs. An impossible task in years gone by so, again, thanks from me and the property owners.

[@NotOurRemedy]

Awesome.

[@number40Fan]

A little Ooops at 9:17 with the name of the scope on the screen.

[@WvMnts]

Thanks for sharing

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

Thanks for watching!

[@ubaidurrahman9100]

Please advise night vision scope for my air gun for rabbit hunting. Range UpTo to 100 meters. Plus a suitable thermal monocular.

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

Please give us a call, we’d love to have your business 877-350-1818

[@gwashington65]

Why do you not require built in laser ranging? If you mainly hunt under 200yds, is that why you think it's okay? Thanks

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

Here is a more detailed answer to that question. Thanks!
ruclips.net/video/Bw5FhuQ-Jkg/видео.htmlsi=vzJtXm_-g2n6ov4a

[@Austrveg]

Whats the best compact thermal scope for around 3-4-5k?

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

Give us a call, we’ll be glad to help. We’d love to have your business! 877-350-1818

[@imadlifelog3787]

Do you have any thermal scope under 4000 that best suit my M110 for 600-800 yards shooting

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

No sir we honestly don’t recommend anyone shoot 600-800 yards at night with any thermal but if you even want to half way safety and effectively shoot that far you’ll need to be in a much higher price range and have a LRF with it. The Hybird 75 for $8,000 is your best option. You’ll likely need to bring your range down to 300-350 max in the $4,000 price range

[@efelton2699]

Going with a rix leap 6. Have yet to hear anyone unhappy. Especially for 3800

[@flips2986]

Let me know how it goes I was thinking of getting one but they seemed a little too new for me

[@kevinmunns7163]

Is there a $4k scope you would recommend for shooting coyotes at 200yds?
Thanks

[@TheLateNightVisionShow]

Yes sir give us a call and we’ll be glad to help. 877-350-1818

[@suburbanprepper]

spent 7 k on a nvision halo a few yrs ago, never got a shirt

[@chetfriday7636]

I have grown to really enjoy you guys and have given you some of my business, but dang, please, less BS and more information about the products!