Night vision scopes reticles

akms1982

Hallo!
I`m interesting in starlight scopes of Nam era. I need images or photos of American starlight scopes and their reticles.

Thanks a lot.

givette

This is my "go to" gun for coyotes/feral pack dogs. (AN-PVS2).

The reticle is known as the "NATO T" which is a dashed horiz. line intersected by a slightly longer vert. dashed line. Hope I helped. Joe

akms1982

Thanks a lot! But can you photo the reticle during your scope is on?

givette

No to reticle. It's very difficult to see when looking through [the scope]. Very faint. Can't capture image through photography, at least at my skill level. Sorry, Joe

akms1982

But can you scan your manual? Pages with reticle? It will be great

tsr1965

quote:Originally posted by givette
This is my "go to" gun for coyotes/feral pack dogs. (AN-PVS2).

The reticle is known as the "NATO T" which is a dashed horiz. line intersected by a slightly longer vert. dashed line. Hope I helped. Joe



Very nice Joe.

Feral pack dogs...you mean as we call them...coy-dogs?

givette

To Tsr: I really don't know. Some as big as shepherds, but all gray, and with a full light brown (almost gray) mane from the shoulders down around the neck. That's why I was generic in my description. Best, Joe




To Akms: no manual. Here's the nato "T" (3x life size). Disregard the "stars", concentrate on just the lines forming the "T". Joe


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akms1982

Thank you givette!