My nv camera rigs for night hunting.

[onebaddj]

This is the more complex one but has the camera right there on the scope. I had to remove the factory rail and drill a couple holes in an extra one i had. Once drilled and countersunk to match the factory holes i slapped it on the scope, added the camera and it is ready to rock and roll. My 2 set up is much easier. All you need it a utg rail adaptor and a peice of flat metal. Drill the picitinny base and attach the flat metal then attach camera to the end. I had an actual camera mount i think from a tripod i got. Its a very easy setup to throw together. I think i need to invest in an nicer camera though so i can make better nv shooting videos. 

[Trophyhunter49]

 

[Monkeydad1969]

Thanks!

[Kilmister]

Is this for feral hogs?

[Monkeydad1969]

That's his coyote/ratting rig, but would be perfect for hawgs.

[onebaddj]

Would work for anything day or night. The camera i have for nights is about to get drop kicked. Works great for days but only has about 25 yd range at night and always has battery issues. Batteries are fine just cannot keep a good contact on them. $95 sere camera. Its going to be a target.

[Multigunner]

Only NV I have now is a low end police surplus monocular, such as detectives use to monitor activity in a park at night.

Not much definition but uses cheap AA batteries. It has a built in illuminator for use indoors.

I was pleased to see that in in a dark room my cat's eyes cast beams like headlights, very spooky.

Been thinking of fitting the monocular to a board mounted on a telescope tripod and my Digital Video camera on the same board to try to get night vision videos.

[BillK]

Very nice rigs you have there.  I do enjoy your hunt videos.   Thanks. 

[onebaddj]

Glad i can help. Man i spent about 3 hours last night breaking down my shooters.