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Sightmark Ghost Hunter 2x24 Night Vision Monocular

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  • Hand held and head mountable operation. Integrated IR illuminator. Automatic shutoff when exposed to bright light. Lightweight and compact
  • 2x magnification for accurate depth perception.
  • Multicoated optics. Weapons mountable.
  • 72 hour operating time w/o IR activated. Battery Life with IR is 20 hours
  • 24mm objective gathers in ambient light

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Sightmark Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular

Sightmark Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular

Sightmark Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular

Features

  • High quality image and resolution
  • Close observational range of focus
  • Ergonomic design & quick power-up
  • 1/4” socket for tripod or accessories
  • Lightweight and durable composite body
What comes in the box?

  • Sightmark Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular
  • Durable nylon carrying case
  • Lens cloth

Sightmark Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular

The Ghost Hunter monocular series consist of generation 1 night vision monoculars designed for observation at nighttime. The monoculars can operate both in the passive mode (without infrared (IR) illumination) and in the active mode (with IR illumination). The IR illuminator is recommended for use in low-ambient light conditions or total darkness.

The Ghost Hunter monocular series consists of various models that suit various situations for close range to long range observation. The standard ¼” tripod socket allows the Ghost 1x24 to be installed on a tripod, a head mount, or various accessories. The standard ¼” tripod socket allows the Ghost 1x24 to be installed on a tripod, a head mount, or various accessories.

Compact Design

Carrying Case

Infrared Illuminator

Compact Design

The Ghost Hunter Night Vision Monocular features a lightweight, durable polymer construction, built for endurance,

Accessories

The Ghost Hunter night vision monocular includes a durable nylon carrying case and lens cloth to keep your monocular protected.

Infrared Illuminator

Its 805nm infrared illuminator catches vivid imaging in low-ambient light conditions or total darkness.

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Magnification 2x 4x 5x 1x
Lens diameter 24mm 50mm 60mm 30mm
Field of view 24º 15º 12º 30º
Field of view, m@100m 44m 26m 21m 150m
Min. focusing distance 1m 1m 5m
Battery Type 2xAA 2xAA 2xAA 2xAA
Dimensions,inches 5.47x2.44x2.91 7.28x2.36x3.26 8.26x2.71x3.54 5.47x2.24x2.91
Weight,oz 8.8 14.1 19.7 13.4 oz

Product Description

Equipped with a high-power infrared illuminator, the Sightmark Ghost Hunter 2x24 Night Vision Monocular delivers a bright, clear image no matter how dark the conditions and a compact body style for easy travel. Its 805nm infrared illuminator catches vivid imaging in low-ambient light conditions or total darkness. The Ghost Hunter 2x24 Night Vision Monocular features a lightweight, durable polymer construction, built for endurance, and a 2x magnification that lends itself well to close-range observation. Its automatic shut-off feature turns off the unit when exposed to bright light sources, saving the night vision tube and ensuring years of operation. Protected by a three-year warranty on the tube and Sightmark's Limited Lifetime Warranty on the housing, the Ghost Hunter 2x24 Night Vision Monocular is engineered to meet the highest requirements and standards of the serious night vision user.

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3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9 out of 5
337 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the value and quality of the sporting goods. For example, they mention it's a solid NVG for the price, works well enough for their purposes, and is usable. That said, opinions are mixed on brightness, image quality, focus, and night vision.

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54 customers mention39 positive15 negative

Customers like the value of the sporting goods. They mention it's not bad for the price, it'll provide the maximum clarity for the money, and it mounts to a helmet.

"...Rather, it has been built to provide the maximum clarity for the price, and it excels at that...." Read more

"...a 6 out of 10 in my eyes, The NVG part works well and I'm quite impressed for the price, It takes between 20 sec to 2 min to power down...." Read more

"...It just really isn't that fun or enjoyable to use." Read more

"Great product for the money! I have set this up on my Colt AR-15 co-witnessing it behind my EOTECH Red Dot and the G33 Magnifier...." Read more

53 customers mention41 positive12 negative

Customers like the quality of the sporting goods. They say it works well enough for their purposes, is way better than expected, and is very usable. Some say the quality is fairly crisp and works well for the 200 dollar price. Some customers also mention that the set is very impressive for a cheap low-cost gen 1.

"...This little guy will perform an amazing job considering the comparatively primitive technology in it...." Read more

"This Gen 1 NVG is a 6 out of 10 in my eyes, The NVG part works well and I'm quite impressed for the price, It takes between 20 sec to 2 min to power..." Read more

"...Works very well with this set up and I am still able to obtain good eye relief...." Read more

"...Behind a ir ready optic on a fire arms it works perfect , also with a ir laser i have found no issue...." Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers like the weight of the product. They mention that it's compact, lightweight, and fits easily in a pocket. Some say that it works great and is compatible with their firearms.

"...The ghost hunter is small and lightweight, and fits easily in a pocket, unlike more advanced units which are quite a bit larger...." Read more

"...It's also significantly smaller and lighter than the old viewer, and i'm guessing more weatherproof...." Read more

"...a flip scope cap that will fit this the butler creek size 10 works great no fit issues ...." Read more

"...Pros: Low cost. Low weight. Compatible (when modified, you have to use a Phillips screwdriver and reverse the mounting plate) with milspec PVS 14..." Read more

27 customers mention13 positive14 negative

Customers are mixed about the brightness of the product. Some mention that it takes surrounding light and lets them see things in the dark, while others say that it didn't work very good, the IR light is slightly visible when on but you have to be looking for it, and the visibility is extremely poor.

"...The IR illuminator is ok but the range is limited. I was able to clearly count cattle at a distance of about 150 yards...." Read more

"As many reviews state, you get what you pay for.The night vision is terrible it would be better to use your eyes unaided after they adjust to..." Read more

"...The IR light works well and helps illuminate your point of sight...." Read more

"...The built in IR is only so so. In total dark it provides roughly the same as the passive mode with slight light...." Read more

24 customers mention14 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the image quality of the sporting goods. Some mention that it has a clear and crisp picture, while others say that it's blurry and grainy.

"...at night. The imaging is very clear and crisp as I was a doubter with the cost of this item being as low as it is...." Read more

"...' viewing area requires an exacting cheek weld and there is a large area of distortion...." Read more

"...Glass is clear with not many defects. You can see clearly out to 30 yards but you can see aprox out to 100 yards with separate ir light...." Read more

"...IMPORTANT do not expect video game quality out of these, if you have never used real night vision your prolly gonna have some pretty unrealistic..." Read more

18 customers mention6 positive12 negative

Customers are mixed about the focus of the sporting goods. Some mention that it focuses easily and clearly by turning the illuminator button. They also say that it has incredible clarity for a gen 1 unit. However, others say that the manual focus is a pain and the focus rings are easily disturbed during use.

"...the lens adjustments were tighter on this unit as you will lose focus after a few shots...." Read more

"...The focus is surprisingly sharp, given the price point and technology used in this unit...." Read more

"...It’s a gen 1 night vision monocular for $200. What do you expect? Focus is terrible, grain is bad, but it mounts to a helmet and it was cheap...." Read more

"...Capability when used correctly.Cons: Focus rings are easily disturbed during use...." Read more

16 customers mention8 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the night vision. Some mention it's very nice and well constructed, while others say it has a limited range of view and does not enhance their ability to see in the dark.

"Ok for the money this is a great entry level night vision. The field of view is small but it works perfect. Glass is clear with not many defects...." Read more

"...The IR illuminator is ok but the range is limited. I was able to clearly count cattle at a distance of about 150 yards...." Read more

"...For the price, this is an excellent purchase for emergency night vision or as an aid during limited visibility...." Read more

"...Old technology limits range/clarity" Read more

Hard to beat in this price range
5 Stars
Hard to beat in this price range
I purchased this night vision monocular to replace an older unit I purchased some years ago that I never really found satisfactory. The Ghost Hunter is a huge improvement over that old unit, with a flatter, clearer, field of view, less distortion around the edge of the visual field (although there is some) and better resolution. It's also significantly smaller and lighter than the old viewer, and i'm guessing more weatherproof.I bought the Ghost Hunter after having had good experience with Sightmark's Proton 4.5x digital scope which I have mounted on my Crosman Marauder air rifle. Sightmark has a good reputation, and they're said to stand behind their 3 year warranty. I was also attracted to the low price- I paid about $165 for my Ghost Hunter, which puts it at the low end of Gen 1 scopes, but it has very good reviews overall here on Amazon.One slight annoyance: The objective and eyepiece focusing barrels have almost no resistance to turning. That makes them very easy to focus, which I suppose is a plus, but it also makes it very easy to knock the eyepiece out of focus. Once you get the eyepiece adjusted to your eye, you really don't want to have to keep adjusting it. I solved this by wrapping a wide rubber band around the front end of the eyepiece focusing ring.If you're looking for a relatively inexpensive entry into night vision for nature viewing or hunting, this scope is a good choice. By itself it makes a fine viewer, and with the addition of a dot sight and Sightmark's Weaver mount it can serve as the basis of a night vision hunting scope, too. All in all a good value for what they're asking.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2015
I have on occasion used some top of the line night vision equipment. These units are extremely advanced and blow this little monocular out of the water. They have much greater range and clarity than this little unit ever could. However, the sight mark does have a secret weapon.

Top of the line night vision devices can run 5 figures. $200 for the ghost hunter is a lot of money, but compared to its brethren is peanuts. This little guy will perform an amazing job considering the comparatively primitive technology in it. With a halfway decent moon, you can see a few hundred yards and distinguish clearly what you're looking at. The IR illuminator is ok but the range is limited. I was able to clearly count cattle at a distance of about 150 yards. The focus is surprisingly sharp, given the price point and technology used in this unit.

The ghost hunter is small and lightweight, and fits easily in a pocket, unlike more advanced units which are quite a bit larger. The device uses AA batteries, which is a huge plus for me. AA's are easily found, and rechargeable ones can be stocked in great quantities for little cost.

I have not torture tested the sight mark yet, and I do not believe it can survive nearly as much abuse as military duty night vision devices. However, one must keep in mind that this unit is not designed for extremely strenuous use. Rather, it has been built to provide the maximum clarity for the price, and it excels at that. Just by examining the sight mark, I believe it could survive the occasional drop onto a soft surface like grass, and well as moderate weather.

Bottom line, if your goal is to invade Azerbaijan, you will need a more advanced device. If, on the other hand, your goal is to simply check on the critters at night unobtrusively, it's hard to imagine a more cost competitive unit than this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016
This Gen 1 NVG is a 6 out of 10 in my eyes, The NVG part works well and I'm quite impressed for the price, It takes between 20 sec to 2 min to power down. The IR Light when Active creates a red light on the lens which if using in a senior could give your positions away with a naked eye. This does not mount to a rhino helmet mount (US Military NVG Mount) unless you buy a adapter. This DID not come with battery's and was shipped with it in a box inside a larger box with no bubbles or pads, creating a unsettling thought about the shipment. I have had the product for almost a day, so a update will concur down the road when I receive the Mount from amazon. But for the money its about what to be expected, not much better not much worse... I just wished it came with the attachments, as of now.

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Bought the adaptor for the combat helmet and could find only 2 price points either super expensive or 30$... the$30 adaptor stinks wobbles and keeps the NVGs on a angle so they are not good for helmet mounted. For the 2x, this is my first working with 2x and it is impossible to adjust your eyes for moving with 2x on. SO if your looking for walking of moving NVG set, this is not one, on a 22 cal or something small where the recoil wont effect the NVGs, this is a great purchases
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2015
Great product for the money! I have set this up on my Colt AR-15 co-witnessing it behind my EOTECH Red Dot and the G33 Magnifier. Works very well with this set up and I am still able to obtain good eye relief. I am able to clearly see the Red Dot with the NV on and the distance gained in my field of view allows me to easily obtain a target past 100 yds. at night. The imaging is very clear and crisp as I was a doubter with the cost of this item being as low as it is. The IR light works well and helps illuminate your point of sight. I do wish that the lens adjustments were tighter on this unit as you will lose focus after a few shots. A good way to help with that is to use the Sightmark Ghost Hunter Daytime-Riflescope NV adapter. This allows you to add some pressure on the focusing rings so they do not move with each shot. All in all great value for the money!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2020
As many reviews state, you get what you pay for.
The night vision is terrible it would be better to use your eyes unaided after they adjust to the dark.
If you plan on running IR the entire time you wear the night vision it’s not too bad. Minus the red light that will be constantly glowing, and or IR shining for other NVG users to see.

Overall save your money and buy something else.
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019
Ok for the money this is a great entry level night vision. The field of view is small but it works perfect. Glass is clear with not many defects. You can see clearly out to 30 yards but you can see aprox out to 100 yards with separate ir light. This is obviously not a military grade unit so dont expect that. If you just want something to play with i highly recommend it. Behind a ir ready optic on a fire arms it works perfect , also with a ir laser i have found no issue. The monocular/rifle scope are the same unit minus the mounting bracket.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020
Worked okay for a few days. It functioned as a super cheap NVG. You get what you pay for. A week later I tried it out again and it’s totally shot. Doesn’t work at all. Amazon would not allow me to return, so now I’m stuck with almost a $200 paper weight. I would spend a few bucks more and get something nicer.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020
It works. It’s a gen 1 night vision monocular for $200. What do you expect? Focus is terrible, grain is bad, but it mounts to a helmet and it was cheap. If you want good NVGs, expect to pay $6k+ for gen 2 and $12k+ for gen 3.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2015
For the money it seems hard to beat. This is a first generation, inexpensive, night vison device, not a three thousand dollar state of the art item. It seems much brighter and a whole lot lighter than my Yukon. The actual 'in focus' viewing area requires an exacting cheek weld and there is a large area of distortion. As a passive device, depending on ambient light, it works quite well for thirty to fifty yards. The built in IR is only so so. In total dark it provides roughly the same as the passive mode with slight light. Sightmark does make a stand alone IR that works with this system very well out to a hundred plus yards in total dark. That means a separate purchase and I can't see an excuse for that, hence four stars instead of five.
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Tommy
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome piece of kit !!!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 13, 2020
Great piece of kit really clear image and excellent IR illumination and cant believe the price an absolute steal

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Francesco
5.0 out of 5 stars Ghost hunter 2x24
Reviewed in Italy on October 20, 2019
Buono per essere un GEN1 è rifinito bene e funziona perfettamente anche in totale assenza di luce con l'illuminatore acceso. Lo consiglio.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ghost hunter 2x24
Reviewed in Italy on October 20, 2019
Buono per essere un GEN1 è rifinito bene e funziona perfettamente anche in totale assenza di luce con l'illuminatore acceso. Lo consiglio.
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Stratt
3.0 out of 5 stars Product description is slightly misleading
Reviewed in Canada on May 1, 2020
The good, did need to fiddle a bit with settings but after a few adjustments the image is actually quite good, even extremely low light, the IR light actually does a decent job. The bad, the product description is a bit misleading as I bought the 2x24 and the description is for 1x24 and states that it comes with the head gear, which it DOES NOT. Contacted manufacturer about it and the fact they did not ship to Canada (as I could not find any Canadian distributor for the head gear) and they didn't actually read my question and pointed me in direction of a retailer carries some of their products (but not the head mount). I will keep it as I did buy the rifle mount for it but likely would not buy from this seller again.
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Dillon
1.0 out of 5 stars Got a open box for full price
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2020
For the most part it works as expected with the accept ion of a few things hence the poor review it’s most likeley on amazons pet not the actual product but the tube has 2 blems on it. They were there before I used it, the packaging was already opened not a huge deal just annoying.
2.0 out of 5 stars Like looking through a fish bowl
Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2016
Get what you pay for. Like looking through a fish bowl.
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