Pulsar Digex N455 - Review with field test

[@carlomancuso3142]

Hi there, I think the best way would be to mount a picatinny rail onto the gun and then put on some mounts onto the 30 mm tube back onto the Piccadilly rail, keep in mind you will need the high mounts so the front of the scope will clear the barrel. HOPE THIS HELPS .

[@yote4me680]

Great video bud. ... definitely learned somethings !!

[@CheckSix]

Oh you legend another Aussie channel just found you subscribed, keen to see some more Digex videos

[@billc9178]

What type of mount did you use ? Does the scope come with factory mounts ? I currently have an ATN 4K PRO NV scope but it won’t hold zero. Do you have any problems holding zero with this scope ? I’m thinking about buying one for my night time hog hunting gun (BCM RECCE-16). The hogs in my area don’t get very big so .223 red tips do the trick humanely. Great content btw. Any advice will be much appreciated.

[@lachlanclifford8697]

Hey mate did you end up testing out the ATN?

[@TheNitroGeneral]

Nice video. I’m seriously looking into buying a day/night sight, ATN or PULSAR Digex N455. The ATN scope has a max caliber 308win. PUlSAR has a short battery life, extra power bank and the problem is gone. Which one would you choose?

[@carlomancuso3142]

I do like the ATN on the moon less night, battery life is great.. Pulsar is great when you go some moon light.. must trun off when traveling from property to property

[@carlomancuso3142]

Just keep in mind that the pulsar is a night scope. The ATN is day and night..

[@thayyibmm1841]

hi i saw your vedio i have a doubt for pulsar Digex N455 . IF i buy this scope want to buy another mounting rail for fixing scope into the weapon or mounting rail is inbuilt.

[@daveporter9596]

Hi, On a moonless night what do you reckon would be your maximum comfortable shooting distance on a deer with the N455? Thks

[@carlomancuso3142]

Shooting distance depends on your IR light. You could comfortably see 300m. With a good light. I use a 67mm lense fox light.

[@daveporter9596]

@@carlomancuso3142 Thanks for your reply Carlo.Over here in our public blocks the deer are already getting very glow shy from any electronics at night so we need to use covert IR's i.e. no glow.