Posted by: rick applegarth on October 02, 2003 at 07:56:52

: Yes it is but on a full moon night it is of limited use except under the trees and even then it is iffy with anything other than the very best equipment. To counter it crawl below the bush height and they night vision is still blocked. I've played with and without. It is cumbersome and best utilized in defensive situations of fixed implacements such as bases. Again this can be defeated by using something between you and the scope. High powered lights also cause night vision huge problems. Hope this helps. Hugh all very true, but also, sometimes, if you use the NV correctly, those high powered lights will make the NV work even better, and allow you to see further into the woods.

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