Originally Posted By: kyle crickenbergerUnless you are going to leave the pvs attached to the gun at all times, it is a pita to scan then attach and refocus to make the shot using a variable power day scope. As others have stated a helmet mounted pvs w/ ir laser is the most effective method.
We have been scanning and attaching PVS-14s with no issues in excess of 10 years. You simply have to practice doing it a few times and get familiar with your equipment before going afield. Of course if you can afford to double your investment (purchasing a NV device for shooting and another one for scanning) then that will save you a few seconds. However, if you want to only purchase one unit using a behind the scope PVS-14 with quick attach (like the HTRN Signature Scope) is the way to go. Kevin
