Pulsar Digex or Sightmark Wraith?

Paddyviking

Any thoughts on which is best, most practical to mount on a .243

Thanks
Stephen

Ghost Recon

I too am torn between these two units, so I will be keeping an eye on this thread.
Both would appear to be reliable and fit for purpose.
Chris Parkin favours the Wraith and uses it extensively. However, in some reviews, users have mentioned that the crosshairs are too ‘thick’.
Personally, I’m leaning towards the Pulsar - it offers traditional mounting options, which with a pair of quality rings, should provide a trustworthy return to zero.
It will be interesting to see how Pulsar are able to improve on the Digex over the coming months with a gen 2 model.

Rows Grower

I've been in touch with a man that recently bought all of the digital nv scopes available on the market just so he could test them for himself and know which is best. He classed the Sightmark Wraith as very good and well priced but it has no LRF and it is very heavy.

He told me without doubt the best of all that he bought and tried was the Pulsar Digex 450, it is the most expensive though.

Paddyviking

Rows Grower wrote: »

I've been in touch with a man that recently bought all of the digital nv scopes available on the market just so he could test them for himself and know which is best. He classed the Sightmark Wraith as very good and well priced but it has no LRF and it is very heavy.

He told me without doubt the best of all that he bought and tried was the Pulsar Digex 450, it is the most expensive though.

I too am leaning towards the Digex but first want to hear from the experience of others

LONG DRAG

Paddyviking wrote: »

I too am leaning towards the Digex but first want to hear from the experience of others

Digex is a good piece of kit, it needs a good IR to get the best out of it, Sniper Hog, or other type.
The system only works best if it get light,Stars, Moon, in a dark corner of a field not so good.

100 yds that's it any thing longer is pushing it.
you can see 200 or 300 yrs at night, but the Fox is very dark, and not defined.

It's simple to operate, day or night. if you purchase one, sit down and burn the Battery out until you understand the system.
Zeroing white tgt pach on black background.

Is it worth it, Yes, but remember it's a Night Vision Scope, will not replace a Kahles, or Smith and Bender.poor in daylight.

Perazzi

Sightmark would be best priced and value for money for me i had a look true one and you shoot a fox out to 200yards no bother.All you need is a good ir