DNT ZULUS 4K Digital Night Vision Scope vs AGM Spectrum 4K LRF Night Vision Scope

Both are 4K digital scopes with a laser rangefinder and a ballistic calculator, and owners rate them equally high. The DNT ZULUS has the longer rangefinder, a wider magnification range with a 3x base, and a proven Sony STARVIS 2 sensor that holds up in low light without an illuminator. The AGM Spectrum has an adjustable aperture that gathers more light at dawn and dusk, a semi-circular display, and a battery setup that runs about 11 hours. Pick the DNT for the most complete all-in-one package and the longer ranging; pick the AGM if you hunt the first and last light of day and want the adjustable aperture.

• Choose the DNT ZULUS if you want the longer rangefinder, a 3x base magnification and a sensor that stays usable at night without an IR illuminator.
• Choose the AGM Spectrum if you mostly hunt legal daylight hours and want the adjustable aperture and long battery life.