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

  • Choosing the Right Picatinny Mount for Your Bering Optics Thermal Scope: A Comprehensive Guide

    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.

  • Thermal Scope's Extended Mount For Bolt Action Rifles

    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.

  • Understanding Thermal Scopes and Night Vision Devices Caliber Ratings and Consequences

    We often get asked about the consequences of mounting a thermal scope, a thermal clip-on attachment, or a night vision sight on a heavy recoil rifle. What's the maximum recoil a thermal scope can withstand? Will it malfunction immediately or work for a while? What about the warranty? Let's figure it out!
  • Using Ballistic Calculators for Long-Range Shooting with Super Hogster LRF and Super Yoter LRF

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

  • HOGINATOR: The Cutting-Edge App from Bering Optics

    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!

  • How Wi-Fi Streaming Works on Bering Optics Thermal Scopes & Why It's Not Just Entertainment, but a Safety Feature

    Available in Hogster, Super Hogster, Super Yoter series, and most monoculars. Activate Wi-Fi in the scope, connect your phone/tablet to the Wi-Fi, and use the Bering Optics app to view and record replication of your scope view. An essential safety feature for guiding beginners and monitoring their shots opportunities. Stay smart and safe with Wi-Fi streaming.
  • How to Zero Bering Optics Thermal Scopes "In-One-Shot"

    Zeroing your thermal scope is an essential step for accurate shooting. This guide will walk you through the "one-shot" zeroing process for Bering Optics Thermal Scopes, allowing you to achieve accuracy with minimal effort.
  • HOW TO DECIDE BETWEEN A THERMAL SIGHT, A CLIP-ON OR BOTH?

    In this article, we share our personal hunting experiences to help you decide between a thermal sight, clip-on, or both. We discuss various scenarios, such as day-to-night hunting transitions, long-range predator control, and stalking hogs. Additionally, we explore the benefits of convertible clip-ons like Hogster-C and Super Yoter-C that can also serve as thermal monoculars. Consider your specific needs and preferences when making your choice.
  • HOW TO CHOOSE A THERMAL SIGHT THAT FITS YOUR PURPOSE THE BEST AND IS NOT OVERPRICED

    Discover the World of Thermal Sights: Simple & Easy Explanations

    In this blog post, we delve into the workings of thermal sights and the factors influencing their image quality. We start by exploring how thermal sights capture and display images by converting thermal radiation into a visible format. Next, we discuss the role of objective lenses, thermal cores, and display resolutions in determining the quality of the images produced. Additionally, we touch upon the importance of weight considerations and various on-board features that can enhance your hunting experience. Finally, we offer guidance on how to choose the right thermal sight to meet your specific needs, ensuring a satisfying and efficient hunting experience.