Night vision and Thermal scopes

What exactly are you wanting to so with it?

There are red dot sights that are night vision compatible, they usually start at the $600 range and go on up from there. The night vision that you have to buy to use with then is considerably more expensive.

Thermal imaging devices do not work the same way. You can buy a thermal optic, but I have never seem one that could be mounted behind a red dot sight. I have also never seen a thermal gun sight that was any less than $2500.

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Hunting hogs with night vision, a machine gun, and a suppressor

Here in Texas it’s open season on hogs 365 days a year, all day, and, most importantly, all night. I have yet to have much luck hunting pigs when the sun is beating down, and believe me I have walked many hectares of land with a rifle on my shoulder, a pistol on my hip,[.....]

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Night vision scope

Welcome to the shooter's forum, glad you joined us. I have little experience hunting at night other than spotlighting coons, so will refer you to people more knowledgeable.

Might check out this thread too to see what developes.

Scope's?

TNhunter always offers good advice born of experience.

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