I think you are a little mixed up with what a low light scope actually is.
If you look through a standard scope and a low light scope at dusk and compare the image, you should see a little clearer with the low light scope.
These are designed to allow you 10-15 minutes extra shooting time over a standard scope in low light conditions.
If you want to be sneaking round in the dark like snake from splinter cell, i'm afraid you have the wrong bit of kit.
You will need a Night Vision scope which use infra red and an image intensifier to amplify the light and convert it into an image that the human eye can see.
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I think you are a little mixed up with what a low light scope actually is.
If you look through a standard scope and a low light scope at dusk and compare the image, you should see a little clearer with the low light scope.
These are designed to allow you 10-15 minutes extra shooting time over a standard scope in low light conditions.
If you want to be sneaking round in the dark like snake from splinter cell, i'm afraid you have the wrong bit of kit.
You will need a Night Vision scope which use infra red and an image intensifier to amplify the light and convert it into an image that the human eye can see.
RobbieP
BSA Owners Group