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PARD Night Stalker 4k Digital Night Vision Riflescope
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View full detailsDarkness is no excuse.
Track, aim, and drop targets when others pack it in. Our night vision scopes give you the unfair advantage.
Shop now and continue your hunt after sundown.
If you're not sure which night vision scope is the best fit for you, then feel free to drop us a line so we can find the perfect night scope for you (honest advice, without the sales BS).
Or feel free to checkout our FAQs at the bottom of the page for some answers to commonly asked questions.

The price of a night vision scope can vary widely depending on the technology, features, and brand. Entry level digital night vision scopes typically start around $800, while higher end models with advanced features like 4K resolution, IR emitter and laser rangefinder can cost $1,500 or more. The right scope for you depends on your specific needs, such as hunting range, image quality, and whether you need day/night functionality.
Most of our night vision scopes are mounted using standard 30mm scope ring mounts directly onto a picatinny rail. If you have a dovetail or weaver rail, you will just need to find a pair of 30mm scope rings or mount to suit.
The best night vision scope depends on your specific individual situation. Do you require an IR torch with your night vision scope? Is a 2K resolution or a 4K resolution required for your specific needs? These are some of the considerations to make when purchasing a night vision scope. If you're feeling stuck, please don't hesitate to contact us for an obligation free chat!
Night vision technology amplifies available light to produce visible images in low light conditions. Available light can come in the form of ambient light or artificial light such as spotlights or IR torches. If you'd like to learn more, checkout out our blog article https://primalhunter.com.au/blogs/blog/how-does-night-vision-work
Yes, many of our night vision scopes can be used in both day and night time conditions.
Night vision scopes are generally heavily controlled depending on the state or territory. Laws vary significantly across Australia, so it’s essential to check your local state regulations before purchasing or using one.