Sporting Rifle

Love at first Sightline

The Yukon Photon has been a superb first step into the night vision world for more than five years, and as it evolved, its capability and packaging have improved. Its main downside has been limited windage and elevation adjustment range for zeroing, but creative use of the 30mm tube mounts made it worth the time spent getting that zero. It’s pretty hard to ignore similarities in the Yukon and Pulsar ranges, with many shared functions and features, yet where they have moved the design ethos towards the 30mm tube on new units like the Thermion, Yukon have taken a different direction, going for a boxier construction with integral Weaver mount. This is by no means a limitation, and frankly, the second you turn the Sightline on, you forget about its appearance – the image quality improvement over the previous Photon RTs is quite stunning.

Scott Country supplied me with the larger N470

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