Atn 4k vs Wraith 4k
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I have an ATN 4K in 3-14 and 5-20. Solid, feature rich scopes. Long battery life (16-18 hours) with built in recording. I have not had any issues with ATN customer service because none has been needed. I have not owned a wraith, but I have owned other Sightmark products (Photon). After owning the ATN, I could not go back to the Sightmark with its 2 hour battery life. Changing batteries in the dark is no fun.
Happy enough with the ATN that I will probably add one of their thermal scopes soon, since Pulsars can't hold zero, and Trijicons lens coatings like to peel. If ATN upped their customer service, no one would come close to their features at their price point.
Happy enough with the ATN that I will probably add one of their thermal scopes soon, since Pulsars can't hold zero, and Trijicons lens coatings like to peel. If ATN upped their customer service, no one would come close to their features at their price point.
willy1947
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Originally Posted By: cmateraI have an ATN 4K in 3-14 and 5-20. Solid, feature rich scopes. Long battery life (16-18 hours) with built in recording. I have not had any issues with ATN customer service because none has been needed. I have not owned a wraith, but I have owned other Sightmark products (Photon). After owning the ATN, I could not go back to the Sightmark with its 2 hour battery life. Changing batteries in the dark is no fun.
Happy enough with the ATN that I will probably add one of their thermal scopes soon, since Pulsars can't hold zero, and Trijicons lens coatings like to peel. If ATN upped their customer service, no one would come close to their features at their price point.
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I own 4 ATN scopes, one for 30 months having no problems with any of them.
I own 2 4Ks, an Sight II and a Thor 4 384 2-8 also a BinoX 4K.
They even look nice on my rifles. To learn more come to my facebook group.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/441310393290762/
You must know how to read a Handbook.
They work on crossbows also with the ATN ABL.
There is a videos on my group page.
Happy enough with the ATN that I will probably add one of their thermal scopes soon, since Pulsars can't hold zero, and Trijicons lens coatings like to peel. If ATN upped their customer service, no one would come close to their features at their price point.
X2
I own 4 ATN scopes, one for 30 months having no problems with any of them.
I own 2 4Ks, an Sight II and a Thor 4 384 2-8 also a BinoX 4K.
They even look nice on my rifles. To learn more come to my facebook group.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/441310393290762/
You must know how to read a Handbook.
They work on crossbows also with the ATN ABL.
There is a videos on my group page.
The ATN Thor4 640 will probably be my next purchase. Having owned the two 4K pros, I am very familiar with how the interface works so operating them in the dark is easy. The one shot zero usually takes me some fiddling, more like 8-10 shots, but I really try hard to get a good zero and test it at multiple magnification ranges. For the money, the features cannot be beat, and the battery life is unbelievable to me, and I own several other Gen 3 and thermal devices. Built in recording with sound, and no dvr's or battery packs hanging off my gun stock. I feel the criticism of ATN is way overdone based on those I have owned.
Burnsome...
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Quote:I feel the criticism of ATN is way overdone based on those I have owned.
I have to agree based on my own limited experience. The 4k Pro has been flawless on my night rig last 3 years, and my brother in law bought one also and has had no problems. Long long long battery life, no zero drifting, recoil activated video, easy interface to the smart phone for downloading, etc.
I think I paid $600 for mine, so after it helping me shoot around 30 yotes so far, that averages out to about $20 bucks/coyote. Not bad for the $$$, and more importantly, it gets the job done.
I have to agree based on my own limited experience. The 4k Pro has been flawless on my night rig last 3 years, and my brother in law bought one also and has had no problems. Long long long battery life, no zero drifting, recoil activated video, easy interface to the smart phone for downloading, etc.
I think I paid $600 for mine, so after it helping me shoot around 30 yotes so far, that averages out to about $20 bucks/coyote. Not bad for the $$$, and more importantly, it gets the job done.
6mm06
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I had the older model X-Sight 2 and it was OK. I liked it but it locked up on me and was not able to be repaired. ATN customer service was good. I upgraded to the 4k 3-14x model and have no regrets. It has been a good scope and helped me drop 5 coyotes last season. As stated, the battery life is great. I like the scope well enough to purchase again. My son is now wanting one too. I can only speak about my experiences. I know others have had opposite ones.
Burnsome...
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Originally Posted By: KjBeachyLooks like it will be the atn then. There are a few videos on YouTube showcasing t he wraith 4k, and the image looks really good, but i have yet to see a direct comparison.
Forgot to add I upgraded the IR light to the 850Pro model and it made it much better for my needs. I really like to light 'em up
Forgot to add I upgraded the IR light to the 850Pro model and it made it much better for my needs. I really like to light 'em up
willy1947
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This is a good video on IR lights.
And this is a my ATN Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/441310393290762/