Firefield 3x42 Gen 1 Night Vision Riflescope
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Made from a state of the art titanium body, the Firefield 2.5x50 Titanium Varmint Hunter NVRS is rugged, durable and lightweight. Powerful 2.5x magnification combined with the incredible light gathering capabilities of the f/1.4 objective lens puts this scope in a class that's perfect for hunters, law enforcement or military applications.The luminous red duplex reticle is adjustable via standard internal click-stops. Reticle brightness can be adjusted or completely turned off, a useful feature for when the eyepiece has been converted to the optional camera adapter. The included remote activation switch can be situated anywhere, depending on the task at hand.The built in IR illuminator, which features Firefield's exclusive Pulse technology, extends the low or no light viewing capabilities of the scope. The Pulse IR system provides higher levels of IR illumination without significant battery drainage.There are many different variables that affect the distance that one can see with a night vision device, among them the object's size, the level of details being sought from the object and the conditions of observation. Night vision devices detect much further under a full moon and clear skies than they will under a new moon and cloudy skies. Many different formulas are used to determine the statistic of maximum viewing range and the method of calculation varies by manufacturer. The important factors to consider when evaluating any night vision device are the intensifier tube's generation, s/n ratio, level of magnification, specified resolution, along with the clarity & light transmission efficiency of the optical system.
| Intensifier Tube | 1st Generation |
| Maximum Viewing Range | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Infrared Illuminator | Yes |
| Magnification | 2.5x |
| Angle of View | 15.0 |
| Field-of-View (@ 1000 Yds) | 787' (261.5 m at 1000 m) |
| Minimum Focus Distance | 22.9' (7.0 m) |
| Lens System | 50mm front objective, f/1.4 |
| Power Source | Two 1.5-volt "AA" batteries |
| Weatherproofing | None |
| Dimensions | 10 x 3.1 x 3.3" (25.4 x 7.9 x 8.5 cm) WxHxD |
| Weight | 1.70 lb (0.75 kg) |
Rugged titanium housing
+/- 4 Dioptric correction
Powered by 2 "AA" batteries
30 lp/mm resolution specified
Comfortable, oblique shaped eye cup
Mil-Dot type luminous reticle with on/off switch
Precision internal windage and elevation adjustment
50 Hours of battery life from two "AA" batteries
Gen 1 Night Vision
1st generation is currently the most popular type of night vision in the world. Utilizing the basic principles described in detail in our guide, a 1st generation unit will amplify the existing light several thousand times letting you clearly see in the dark. These units provide a bright and sharp image at a low cost, which is perfect, whether you are boating, observing wildlife, or providing security for your home. You may notice the following when you are looking through a 1st Gen. unit. A slight high-pitched whine when the unit is on. The image you see may be slightly blurry around the edges. This is known as Geometric Distortion. When you turn a 1st Gen. unit off it may glow green for some time. These are inherent characteristics of a 1st Gen. unit and are normal.
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Add your own reviewMark
Jul 27, 2013
excellent product
It sighted very well right out of the box, tried it at 75 ft in total darkness with a .177 caliber high velocity rifle with a silencer. It worked very well just with ambient light from stars, moon, etc, there was a small round spot when using the infrared illuminator but it was inferior to the target sight and did not interfere with accuracy. It may have occurred when I accidentally opend the kitchen light with the scope cover open. I plan on using it around my ranch and am overall very happy with the product.
From Our Community
Question
will this fit a bushmaster C-15
From john farkas on Sep 28, 2014
Answer
Yes. Yukon NVRS 2.5x50 will do very well on Bushmaster C-15.
Question
Will this work on a Stag AR15 and/or a Mini 14 223?
From Eric Severtson on Nov 27, 2014
Answer
Absolutely. Yukon night vision scopes are great for tactical rifles.
Question
For a scope around $500, should I buy the Yukon 2.5 x 50 or the Armasight Orion 5x? What are advantages and disadvantages of both systems?
From Robery Grunder on Dec 27, 2014
Answer
Hi Robery. What you should really do is add about $130-$150 more and purchase Armasight Vampire 3X night vision riflescope. This scope gives you double the range for a small price difference. The two scopes you looked at will give you range of about 70 yards. If that is enough, either of those scopes will do just fine. Orion has a greater magnification and because of that is a little heavier.
