Optics Review - Night Pearl Manul M6 4.5-27x56 IR - theGunLocker
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I am so excited about this review as it marks the start of a series of reviews around optics manufactured in-house by Night Pearl. Top quality optics for those hunters and competition shooters that need fine adjustment.
Please also bear with me on the quality of video footage whilst filming through the scope...IT WILL IMPROVE as I get more familiar with reviewing optics and modify my gear to suit. I'm learning as I go!
My aim is to create honest reviews based on my experiences of the air rifles and accessories that I've used. They may not be to everyone's liking as I'm not here to simply promote everything I get my hands on. I'm here to tell the truth, plain and simple.
Constructive feedback is always welcome, but profanity or abuse is not and will not be tolerated.
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With only a three year warranty and at that price point and no reticle options, it’s going to be a tough paper round. Vortex/Primary arms are in that pricepoint with the best no quibble/no fault forever warranties in the game, multiple reticle/ffp/sfp/ir/non ir options. Other big names like Bushnell and Leupold as well as Burris cover that area too.
It comes with a 10 year warranty
pretty much a rebranded wulf defender that costs like 350 more if this was in the 399-400 range would be ideal
Sorry but no... it's not rebranded and you couldn't be further from fact. The Wulf is a Chinese scope and most probably made by Spike. The Manul is made in house within Night Pearl's Czech factory.
@@theGunLockerit's assembled in Czech doesnt say anywere it's made there but my point wasn't to slag it off as it looks a nice piece of kit my issue is companies these days charge fortunes for this especially in today's climate but for half the price you can get a scope just as good with pretty much the same spec....that isn't chinese...
I guess it comes down to finding a scope that isn't made in China. Virtually all the well known brands are. It's like so called Italian (expensive) shotguns that are made in Turkey.
@@theGunLocker is that the be all and end all of it though.. paying more for a scope just because it's not made in China what's the real issue... I don't see it yeah I can understand wen your talking leopould or schmit and bender
@@silverback710 The issue I have is that customers are being fooled into thinking that they are purchasing a product that has been manufactured by a specific company when in fact it has not. That generally means that they will pay more for that product because of brand loyalty or brand awareness. You could say that the company is promoting "fake" goods. I have no issue with products made in China, in fact I regularly purchase such products because they are good value for money. The difference is, I know what I'm buying and whose selling it. I am not being duped into thinking that it's a Branded product.
Would you consider giving away a rifle (a cheep one) for a really good cause,to help someone donating depression,bi polar ,to be exact,he's looking to get into a new hobby , shooting would be great because it's not to strenuous,he also has sciatica,he's had a very hard year loosing his home and belongings,his wife's on the mend from cancer,so he needs something to focus on and take his mind off things ,I've asked a few channels,but to no avail, please would you consider this ,yours hopefully phil ,
Hi Phil. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to reach out. Unfortunately, I can't help you with this even though it is a good cause. The main reason is that I don't sell air rifles and the only ones I have, are my own. If you've seen my previous videos or posts on my forum, you'll know that I also have a disabled daughter (she's 19) who suffered a major stroke last year leaving her with 50% vision loss and severely limited function down her left side. It is highly probable that she will need full time care for the rest of her life. I know how hard it is for people living with disabilities and I truly feel for your friend. Sorry I can't be of help. All the best, Mark
@@theGunLocker thanks for your kind words,god bless you
@@theGunLockermu wife had a stroke,so I know how hard it is watching someone you love suffer ,best wishes to you and yours,I'll pray for you and your family 🙏