Triton StarStrike 3-18x HD Night Vision Rifle Scope & Optical Attachment – Can Be Used As Rifle Scope Attachment or Standalone Night Vision Scope for Rifles | 2X Magnifier Included | IR Infared Scope

3 reviews for Triton StarStrike 3-18x HD Night Vision Rifle Scope & Optical Attachment – Can Be Used As Rifle Scope Attachment or Standalone Night Vision Scope for Rifles | 2X Magnifier Included | IR Infared Scope

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Tomahawk Tactical Supply Customer – July 14, 2024

   
   I recently purchased this to elevate my shooting experience, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. The attachment is easy to install and fits snugly onto my rifle, providing a stable platform for precise aiming.The optics are crystal clear, allowing me to see targets at various distances with remarkable clarity. Even in low-light conditions, the Triton scope maintains its performance, delivering bright and sharp images for accurate shooting day or night.One of the standout features is its adjustable zoom, which lets me seamlessly switch between magnifications depending on the shooting scenario. Whether I’m hunting in open fields or shooting at targets in a controlled environment, the scope adapts effortlessly.Durability-wise, the Triton scope feels solid and well-built, reassuring me of its reliability in rugged outdoor conditions. The waterproof and fog-proof design ensures it performs flawlessly in all weather conditions, making it a dependable companion for outdoor enthusiasts.Overall, I am highly impressed with the Triton Rifle Scope Optical Attachment. It has enhanced my shooting accuracy and confidence, making it an essential gear upgrade for any serious shooter or hunter. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their shooting game.Rating: 5/5 stars

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   John Hughes – October 1, 2024

   
   I have other budget nv optics for the price of this one it have become my favorite. The zoom isn’t anything special but the clarity in night mode is better than my sight mark wraith but the wraith wins in day mode for sure I also like the big picture screen on the and you can also use a external battery pack just remember to hit power when it’s flashing the green battery. The little it light is insane it blows my mind because it is so small but better than my light I paid 150 dollars for. Now my one and only complaint is that the reticle doesn’t go back to center when you move it to site it in it stays there. But I’ve had no trouble with hitting the targets I’m only shooting out to 100yrds and have it on my pcp air rifle and I think it’s perfect for it. Hope this helps you. Oh one more thing today I was playing with it and then left for around 2.5hrs and when I came home I noticed it was still on. It was flashing low battery but I know it last at least 2.5 hrs in day mode. I’m not sure how much battery life it had when I left either. Hope this helps you

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Joel H – February 12, 2025

   
   People show videos of trees and shrubs at night so I thought I would show actual deer at 165 yds to give a real sense of the night vision experience.The instructional information provided with scope are very minimal and only through using it,did I find the following:When zeroing the scope use the up/down/left/right buttons in OPPOSITE direction. If first shot is low and to right…use the down and right buttons as needed (not the up/left as would normally be used on a conventional scope). The instructions do not specify what each X & Y number represents (usually 1/4 inch on a conventional scope). Took me about 4 shots after finding out this “opposite” issue to hit bullseye at 100 yds. Consistently hitting small metal plate at 140 yds so zeroed in nicely. Highly recommend sighting in scope at 100 yds.The supplied 32Mb Micro SD card failed and became corrupted. I was sent a replacement by Triton. The limited instructions stated that the maximum SD card is 64 Mb. Not true. I put in a 128 Mb card and it works perfectly.You can focus the IR light by rotating it to darken/lighten images at IR1, IR2 and IR3. This helps out at long distances. I figure this scope is good for a maximum of about 275 yds. Image gets grainy beyond that point and hard to distinguish what the animal is.If you have to use reading glasses you will need to wear them when using this scope. This is because you are looking at the LCD screen of a camera….not like looking through optics of a regular scope. IMPORTANT: I did not like wearing glasses, so I took the lenses out of my reading glasses, ground the edges to accommodate putting them inside the ribbed eye piece cup. I put one just in front of the LCD screen and one about two ribs deep from the eye piece opening and amazingly I do not have to wear reading glasses anymore. It even gives me slightly greater magnification. All numbers in the scope are now clear and readable. Yes, I am an Engineer!! Ha HaBe sure after you zero the scope to use blue loctite to secure the scope.Make sure your scope has been upgraded from the factory by taking a picture or video and making sure the reticle shows up on the captured video/picture. If not, you need to do a firmware upgrade.Batteries: The scope eats batteries, invest in some extras. You can also use a phone charger battery with the provided USB/type C cable and it keeps the scope on for hours. I carry two extra battery packs on every night hunt.Note: Muzzle flash is common with Night Vision scopes that use IR (unlike thermal scopes that cost $$$$). Be aware of this. Also the smoke (also rain/fog) from the shot will cause a cloud and blind your view for about 5-10 seconds making followup shots impossible. This is NOT a fault of the scope…it’s just how NV with IR works. (Update: better quality ammo caused much smaller cloud and I was able to see animal hit and drop). During the day, this is not an issue at all. At night just make sure your target is close (for me 150 yds and in), your scope zeroed and you are a good shot. From the video, which was on a pitch black night, no moon, this is what you can expect to see while hunting.Overall, for the money, this is a very usable Night Vision Scope.Update: Spotlighted (with red filter) last night and got male coyote at 60 yds in pitch dark (no moon). Could see animal VERY clearly with IR2 setting. As said above, scope easily identifies game at night up to 200 yds. During daytime, scope probably good out to 300 yds.