ATN Introduces the X-Sight Night Sight and BinoX

    I think it’s safe to say anyone who loves to shoot also enjoys night vision gear. The only problem up until now has been the sometimes prohibitive cost or if you could afford a night vision rifle scope or binoculars the quality was usually pretty bad and required auxiliary lighting.

    These new products from ATN just changed that! With the new ATN consumer orientated BinoX and X-Sight most of us can afford to purchase a quality set of binoculars or a night vision scope without breaking the bank. Unlike the video I’ll tell you the MSRP for both. The BinoX runs just under $500 while the X-Sight runs right at $535. I won’t say that is cheap but compared to previous products available to consumers they certainly are reasonably priced especially considering the features of both products.

    This video shows you some of the features and provides a general outline of both the rifle sight and binoculars.

    When I received the email with information on both products and the attached movie I could hardly believe all of the features that come with both optics. Let me list a few for you.

    1. Built in Wi-Fi which allows uploading to You Tube or a live view on your smartphone or IPad. All settings can be set from your phone or IPad. You can also get a live view on your device of exactly what the shooter is seeing.

    2. Still photo as well as video capable.

    3. Day or night vision option.

    4. 9 reticles to choose from and set from the device or your phone/tablet.

    5. Geo-Tagging your video and or shot.

    6. Live compass reading.

    7. Auto zoom on the rifle scope and binos.

    8. GPS

    BinoX

    BinoX

    Under the hood

    Under the hood

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    The X-Sight comes in 3-12 and 5-18 power. The 5-18X does have an MSRP of $699. After you watch the videos I think you’ll agree these two night vision products are well worth the price.

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    Phil White

    Retired police officer with 30 years of service. Firearms instructor and SRU team member. I still instruct with local agencies. My daily carry pistol is the tried and true 1911. I’m retired as associate editor since December 14th 2017. My replacement is my friend Pete M email: pete.m@staff.thefirearmblog.com you can reach Pete for product reviews etc.


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