Night vision scopes use a sensitive camera sensor and an infrared (IR) lamp to show a clear image in low light. As a result, you can hunt from dusk until dawn with one optic. Many models also work as a color day scope, so you never need to swap optics.
We stock digital models from Pard, Pulsar, Sightmark, Arken and Luna Optics. In addition, you will find clip-on units that attach in front of your current day scope.
How digital night vision works
A digital sensor picks up very small amounts of light. Then the IR lamp adds light that the human eye cannot see. So the scope shows a bright, detailed image, even on a dark night.
Night vision scopes or thermal?
Night vision shows a natural, detailed image, and it is usually more affordable than thermal. However, it needs some light or IR, and it cannot see through fog or grass. By contrast, thermal detects heat, so animals stand out clearly at long range. For this reason, many hunters use both. You can compare models in our Thermal Scopes range.
What to look for

A strong IR lamp, because it sets how far you can see in full darkness.
High sensor resolution for a sharper picture.
A built-in rangefinder for longer shots.
Good battery life, especially for long sits.

Also check the recoil rating so the scope matches your rifle. Finally, compare the specs on each product page. If you need advice, contact us and we will help you choose the right model for your hunting.