Help With Choosing Your Bering Optics Thermal Or NV Device & FAQs

Struggling with eye alignment when using a Bering Optics thermal scope on a bolt-action rifle? Learn why a proper cheek weld is essential, how to check if your rifle stock cheek height matches your scope’s mounted position, and how the Basic Cheek Riser solves alignment issues caused by extended mounts or Picatinny rail extenders.

Solving Cross-Platform Mounting for Bering Optics Thermal Scopes on AR and Bolt-Action Rifles

Using the same Hogster, Super Hogster, or Super Yoter thermal scope across both AR-platform and bolt-action rifles presents real mounting challenges. Low-profile Standard or Tactical QD mounts designed for ARs may cause the thermal scope to interfere with bolt handles, while extended mounts made for bolt-action guns sit too high on ARs. This article explains how the Bolt-Action Rifle Picatinny Mount Extender solves the cross-platform compatibility problem, ensuring proper eye relief and bolt handle clearance on bolt-action rifles, while allowing standard or tactical QD mounting on ARs.

It also covers common mistakes to avoid when selecting the right extender for your setup.

Click to read the full article and see why this extender is the key to seamless dual-platform use.

When pairing a thermal clip-on with a daytime scope, the choice between FFP and SFP optics matters more than most hunters realize. Misalignment and POI shift can ruin accuracy—especially with SFP scopes on a Picatinny mount. Basic Precision solves this with turn-key bundles that include a coaxially mounted Bering Optics clip-on, FFP scope, custom-sized through-lever adapter, and proper size and height scope Picatinny rings or 20 MOA Picatinny Base options —built for unmatched precision day or night.

Selecting the appropriate Picatinny mount is essential for optimizing your thermal scope experience. This guide explores various factors including suitability and reliability of the mounting systems, repeatability of zero after scope removal and reinstallation, etc. We review the advantages and disadvantages of the Picatinny mount models offered by Bering Optics, including the Standard QD Mount, Tactical QD Mount, LaRue Tactical QD Mount, and the Extended Picatinny Mount. With price differences reaching up to $200, understanding these options helps ensure you make an informed choice without unnecessary expense. The article also highlights the importance of initial selection, as mounts are permanently fixed by Bering Optics to maintain precision and reliability.

Optimize installation of Bering Optics thermal scope on your bolt action rifle with extended mount, enabling eyepiece positioning several inches closer to the eye. Installation by the manufacturer ensures alignment and recoil resilience.

Enhance long-range night hunting with Super Yoter LRF & Super Hogster LRF using ballistic calculators for precision beyond "Kentucky Windage" limits.

Introducing HOGINATOR from Bering Optics

Bering Optics presents the HOGINATOR app, a groundbreaking solution for Apple and Android devices. Designed for seamless integration with Bering's WiFi-enabled thermal scopes and clip-ons, the app offers real-time streaming, direct photo/video recording, and customized Ballistic Reticle creation for specific models. Elevate your night hunting experience by downloading HOGINATOR on the App Store or Google Play today!

This guide provides a step-by-step "single-shot" zeroing method for Bering Optics Hogster Charge Digital Night Vision Scopes. Follow the instructions to effectively zero your scope and verify its accuracy with minimal effort.

Professional digital night vision scopes perform better than mass-production scopes, especially in low-light conditions. Understanding the underlying technology and comparing nighttime capabilities is crucial when selecting a digital night vision scope.