Can the green laser be seen in daylight at 80 or 100 yards
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No, short answer. Longer answer, it could depend on the target color, and your rifle scope magnification. 50 yards is a much better possibility, and at 25 yards it can most likely be useful, even with the unaided eye.
1769792
Yes.. it is visibly clear. I use it for sighting in several pellet guns which minimized my zeroing.
1769793
Hello Crystal, My NCSTAR ARLSRG is currently running on older batteries and in the sunshine GREEN Laser has a 50 yard spot, in the dark it's 100 + yards. The red laser has much less range in daytime but the nighttime range is almost as good as green. Also during sunny daytime it depends on what the target is color wise as to how much range you'll get. I use a range finder to measure my distance and this particular laser is the best I've had so far and green lasers are superior to Red lasers. John
117987
I think you will be good to go. It is a laser and is pretty bright. I could easily see it on my garage floor from the ceiling in broad daylight.
761053
It's a standard crosshairs with range notches. For the money you can't beat it the lighting is very bright and adjustable green and red. The laser is good for 75yrds and once you have it dialed in it stays on target
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Yes, on pretty much any surface other than water. On most surfaces you can see it plainly up to 30 yards or so in bright sunlight. If you get a good unit it's probably worth the money. The led on my flashlight went out after about 30 seconds of use so I had to send it back for a refund. I didn't take a second chance. Save your $ and get a Surefire, LaserLyte, Viridian, Streamlight, Beamshot or similar product. Beamshot makes a really nice rechargeable unit w a lifetime guarantee for around $250. It's worth it. I have at least one of all of the products I mentioned and have had no problems and they all hold a zero...even mounted on a 12ga pump, 45ACP, or AK 47. Best wishes. Let me know if I can help you further. Ashley
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Not in the open with plenty of sunlight. It is okay if you are hunting in the wooded area. If it is cloudy it is fine at 100 yard.
389020
No. And the laser is not calibrated close enough to use out past about 50 feet.
925332
No. You just have to track the reflected laser red dot, which is very hard / impossible to see in bright sunlight at any significant distance. Works great at dusk outside over long distances, like the height of a 75Ft tree for example, and inside, of course.
321723
It's a 4 w green laser. It travels infinity in theory. Visually it can be seen from miles. Yes it will drawl a line for miles. Based on the charge of the battery. Well worth the price for the combo and the led flashlight is badass, very powerful.
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Works very well in California sunlight. Obviously the sun is very bright compared to the laser but it still does a good job. The green laser reflects well off concrete , wood fences, walls , cars , etc... Not very visible on green grass 8-)
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It'll reach out to 100 yards no problem. It's comparable to a 1-2 million candle power old school one. Stay with this 10W 5 W no so bright. I use them for deer tracking and spotting. Super light and it seems to run a long time. I used mine for over an hour this season.
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Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
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Inside 100 yards it's fine, but beyond that the red dot probably is too large for small targets, unless you set the brightness down a bit.
425514
I agree with other user... the beam itself is green which can be seen for 100s of yards. Its worth the difference in my opinion.
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Hi...I is difficult during full daylight, however I have a tool shed in my backyard that I can go into and zero it by shooting out into the yard. If you do it right at dusk the cross hairs are very visible through the peephole and that is what I have been doing. It is a great entry level night vision scope and really my only complaint is that it is quite heavy.
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The laser will work on anything. Probably won't be very vissible in bright daylight though.
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The circle changes with the distance you are from the target. in close its is small and widens the farther you move from the target. In daylight, at around 50 feet, its limit, it is about 12 to 18"..Guessing, as the circle is very dim and hard to see. Personally, I found it too heavy and awkward. I prefer the smaller reg laser.
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Depends on what yardage you have it sighted in. Typically sight it in at 100 yards and go from there.