Funky Munky

They're bloody tough little bikes alright. If you put a hole in the sump and lose your oil you can run them on two stroke. You can get these handle bar clamps for dirtbikes and quads. Haven't tried them out yet though. You could get a Kolpin hardcase that have an inner removable softcase. More secure and weatherproof but will be slow on the draw. Then there is the sling. Keep the rifle slung across your lap.

+1 to the postie bike. Centrifugal clutch is perfect for it. Not mention they're almost impossible to break.

+1 to the air compressor trick. Works very well and stops you getting your hands too messy.

Canon 50D. Haven't got any real good snaps yet. Had a play tonight and got some pretty good offhand night shots with no flash. Turned out pretty good.

Awesome knives.

That one in those pics looks sweet.

Nice. So would an IR illuminator bulb in a flashlight help with the range on them? The Gen 1 looks horrible but the Gen 1 cascade looks good.

Have you got any pics taken through the spotter? I'm very interested in making one but wondering what the quality is like.

Looks to me like the EagleTac comes out best value for money overall.

Did the things in the pics appear brighter to you in person? I can see hardly anything. So what kind of practical range with a scope would they have?

What is cheap? < $2000?

Yeah thats what I'm asking.

Does the different light change the reflecting light from their eyes at all? Or would the colour stay the same?

Haha. Cheers Penguin. Very informative. I've got a rifle scope mount spotlight. I'm trying to set it up as an ambush gun. We have fallow that come to this one spot regularly. One buck has a nice rack on him for his age. Everytime we get near and start shining the spotty they bolt. Also trying to work this as a one-man setup. We'll see how I go I guess. $80 isn't much to pay for an invisible night hunting setup seeing as you can pay over $3000 for a NV scope.

Bigjed. I have a red filter. It does work well. We use it to track them without giving us away. Then light em up with the 240 for the shot.

They do make the filters for the 140. From what I have seen they are about $80-90. Might just go get one of these filters and see what it works like. I'm just trying to increase the range on some old night vision equipment.

I'm trying to find an infrared bulb to fit a lightforce 140 for a little project. Not having much luck so far. Anyone know if they make them for it or do they just make the filters? Has anyone used the infrared filter on the Lightforce spotlights? I'm not sure if it will make the right wavelength to be picked up properly.

G'day. Im Marc from Gawler. Got my license a few weeks ago now. Been shooting for years though. My gun case has a Krico .22lr and a Rem VTR .223.