Daytime bright. We were out in broad daylight and I picked it up as quick and comfortable as the eotech and I’d say quicker than my green Trijicon MRO. It’s holding up great despite my notoriously non-gentle ways (and habit of occasionally still calculating torque in “Ugha-Dughas”)
Pretty impressive. Maybe I'll pick one up sometime. Heard they turned the round counter feature off, though.
I haven’t updated the latest firmware I guess bc I still have the round count; thanks for the heads up! I’m curious why that might have been removed. Work has been going gangbusters for a few months now (hence my scarce presence here), but I’ll have to find some time to dig around on that question…. The shade of green is unconventional. I didn’t even realize it was NV compatible (I only play with thermal, but maybe this is an excuse to dive in. I have a couple compatible eotechs too)Soooo, got my Foresight. Initial impressions:
1. Brightness is good, but not spectacular. I am not such a huge fan of the color of the UI.
2. The app worked well enough for me. I turned literally everything but the reticle off to simplify the UI. I don't hate the compass or the angle indicator, but no need for them. Wish the round counter was still enabled.
3. Believe it or not, this thing has what seem to be usable night vision modes at 0 and 1 brightness. There is a teensy bit of backlight bleed on the edges of the optic when there's no ambient, but when I went into my (nearly blacked-out) bathroom, the reticle itself was pretty sharp. 0 was good for no ambient; once I turned on my helmet IR nav light, I needed setting 1. It's not an Eotech, the light transmission isn't mind-blowing, but it's good enough that I'm going to zero it and see if it's workable.
4. The controls are bleh, but usable. Haven't zeroed it yet, so no idea about that.
