Yukon Sightline N470 Digital Night Vision - Night Vision Show Review by Chris Parkin

The new Yukon Sightline N470 digital night vision riflescope features a highly sensitive 1280x720 CMOS sensor outputting to a 1024x768 AMOLED display, resulting in excellent night time sensitivity and superb mid range performance with 6-24x magnification.
With a variable 6-24x magnification Yukon Sightline N470 permits viewing of quarry at up to 450m away, in high detail via the new HD sensor and AMOLED display.
Perfect for use on air rifle, rimfire and centrefire, the Sightline features Picture in Picture mode for precision aiming at extended ranges with an integrated IR illuminator and DNV rechargeable power supply system.
www.scottcountry.co.uk/Sightline

[@MrTilbey]

Hi Chris , thanks for all your reviews very informative. I'm from Western Australia and have a couple of nv scopes / add on. First being armasight vampire not bad but with only 3x mag is only really good for 100 - 150 m max . Then I bought the pard 007 and has everything I want but the poi is way off . I've tried it on 3 scopes the worst is 6 inches at 60m the best is 1.5 inches at 100m . It's frustrating, no wonder I'm missing foxes at 150-250m . Have lost confidence with it . This Yukon 470 looks good . In you honest opinion what's the best value for money in the 470 price range . I'm sick of wasting money and having problems. People are saying that the pard only takes a pic of your reticle and if your scope is zeroed probably then your pard should be spot on . That's rubbish in my opinion, I've spent hours messing around with the setup, parralax setting etc . Nightvisionuk forum has a lot pages on people having the same problems. Sorry for the rant , just need to know what works . Any help appreciated. Tilb

[@stephencockman5008]

Chris is there any reason you don't move your light to the side and further forward of the optic to stop the returning light. I have always found having it further forward and under neither works well for me.

[@Bazzajon]

Hi mate which would you choose out of one of these or a pard008 LRF? Tia