For Seller

By: Steve McArthur

What can you do with a night vision scope? Remember the movie "Silence Of The Lambs", there was a scene in which Jody Foster, an FBI agent, found herself alone in a basement of an old house with a crazed killer. She had the upper hand on her suspect until he pulled a fast one and flipped the circuit breakers. Immediately Jody found herself in total darkness. Sure, she had her pistol, but she could not see one thing. It was so dark in that old musty dungeon of a basement that she couldn’t see her hand in front of her face. The killer however had planned ahead for such an occasion and had purchased a pair of military night vision goggles. He could see Jody, but she couldn’t see him. Very scary.

So what else can you do with a night vision scope? Well, for one thing, if you are a hunter of animals that only come out at night you would be in a much better position to see your prey. I found a little family of racoons in my backyard this summer and spent several evenings looking for them with a flashlight. There was four little baby racoons and a momma. I usually found them with my hearing rather than sight. However, I think it would have been much easier if I had a pair of night vision goggles or a night vision scope to help me.

If you are in the military and are going to the front lines I believe that night vision equipment is standard issue. If you are going to own the dark, it is a must have piece of gear. I don’t think I have ever seen a picture of the other side using night vision scopes and I really think it’s a good idea to keep it that way.

Steve McArthur

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