On a very rare windless night in Nebraska, I ran out to the farm and did a little target shooting with the new TNVC laser. Thunderstorms to my north and south, lead to some really awesome videos through my night vision. I was going to try and do some hunting with it, but the storms came in and ruined that plan. But I did get some good footage.
I recently purchased the new TNVC/Steiner laser called the TOR Mini IR. It is a simple, very affordable low profile IR laser. The laser has an adjustable IR beam that sits in line with the bore. I like inline IR lasers, so I had to jump on this guy and since it was TNVC and Steiner, I knew it would be a good laser.
Overall, its a very nice, very affordable laser. I only tested mine with 22LR and it was awesome. The adjustable laser is a very neat feature! I will probably only use the lowest setting for most of the 22 shooting since it is mostly 100yds and less.
My biggest complaint is the zeroing. It requires a 5/64 allen wrench. Before doing the shooting for the video, I dropped the allen wrench in the grass. My heart stopped and I took about 5 minutes to find it. I was very happy that I found it! But when unpacking my stuff at home, I couldn't find the wrench again. I'll have to double check everything again. So I'm going to buy another one and paint it bright pink or Glow in the Dark or something.
And if you care....I shot a few hundred rounds in my dedicated and suppressed 22LR SBR upper. It features a CMMG drop in and CMMG 4.5" barrel and a Warlock II. The lower is a PSA and features a Geissele SD-E trigger. Drop in was lubed by CherryBalmz's Rimfire Remedy.
