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Color: HD 2-16x28
Features
- High-Definition Day/Night Vision: Sightmark's Wraith HD 2-16x28 Digital Riflescope delivers ultra-crisp imaging with an 850nm IR Illuminator and a 1920x1080 CMOS sensor. Detects objects up to 200 yds at night, ensuring exceptional clarity and visibility.
- 8x Digital Zoom: This riflescope features an 8x digital zoom and a 1280x720 FLCOS screen, ensuring fine-detail imaging even when observing distant subjects.
- Versatile Viewing Modes: Viewing with black-and-white or green night vision modes and a vibrant daytime color mode. The scope seamlessly transitions between these modes, offering sharp, full-color clarity for daytime and optimized night vision.
- Customizable Reticle Options: Tailor your aiming experience with 10 reticle options available in 9 different colors. Achieve precise accuracy and adapt to various shooting scenarios by selecting the reticle style and color that suits your needs.
- Built-In HD Video Recording: Preserve your hunting experiences and observations with the built-in 1080p HD video recording feature. Capture stunning videos of your outdoor adventures and wildlife encounters, allowing you to relive and share your memories.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sightmark |
| Product Model | Color Scheme and Style: 2-16x28 |
| Dimensions | 10.5" Length x 3" Width x 2" Height |
| Appropriate for Sports | Hunting and Airsoft |
| Product Weight | 1 Pound |
| Material Composition | Aluminum |
| Magnification Capacity | Minimum 2x to Maximum 16x |
| Lens Calibration | Objective Lens Diameter: 28 Millimeters |
| Device Compatibility | Rifle |
| Enhanced Feature | Night Vision Enabled |
| Package Size | 19.33 x 5.94 x 3.7 inches |
| Package Weight | 1.41 Kilograms |
| Alleviation for Users | 3 Year Limited Warranty |
| Specific Model Name | Wraith |
| Design Suitable for | Unisex-adult |
| Purchase Includes | One Sightmark item with IR flashlight, Objective lens cover, Fixed picatinny mount, User manual |
| Manufacturer Details | Produced by Sellmark Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SM18021 |
| Availability Date | Since August 18, 2020 |
Frequently asked questions
The Sightmark Wraith scope provides a high-definition imaging with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. It offers clear and crisp visuals even in low-light and no-light situations.
Yes, the Sightmark Wraith scope has a dual use and can be effectively used in daytime. It offers a color mode for day use and black and white or traditional green for night time use.
The Sightmark Wraith scope offers a maximum range of 200 yards with its night vision capability. However, its daytime range can extend beyond this.
Yes, the Sightmark Wraith scope comes with a removable IR illuminator and an inbuilt video recording feature so you can capture your targeting or scouting activities instantly.
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The Wraith Day/Night Vision Scope is praised by users for its crisp HD quality during the day and clear black and white or green tone during the night, with a range of approximately 200 yards. Users found the interface intuitive and easy to use, with one saying it only took 15 minutes to fully set up. The scope is highly recommended for night hunting, especially for shooting hogs. However, some concerns were raised about the weight of the unit, its brightness settings, and battery life.
Pros
- 🎯 Great HD quality and clear night vision
- 📏 Range of approximately 200 yards
- 🔧 Easy set-up and user-friendly interface
- 🦌 Perfect for night hunting
Cons
- ⚖️ Unit is fairly heavy
- 🔆 Some users found the brightness settings could be improved
- 🔋 Battery life could be longer
Should I Buy It?
If you are in search of a day/night night vision scope and hunting at night is your main goal, this product would be well-suited since the device, despite its weight, showcases excellent night performance. Although it has a higher price point, users perceive it as value for money. However, take note of its battery life and consider purchasing additional batteries for extended use.
Color: 4K 4-32x40
Bit heavy but works great on my AR-.15.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Mandolindian
I've been using this scope for a week or so, and I am very impressed with the performance. The listing claims that the unit is good out to 200 yards, but I find that I can see significant details out well beyond 300 yards, even at the lowest IR output setting. That tells me that the included IR illuminator is very powerful and I probably don't need to consider replacing it. I don't expect to be attempting any night shots beyond 200 yards, if that far. I would prefer to use rechargeable batteries for the light, but I guess that it would be difficult to match the power of two CR123A 3-Volt batteries in a package as small as this light. I HAVE tried a single Sanyo 16650 Li-ion rechargeable battery in the light, and it fits and works pretty well. The 3.7-volt Sanyo battery does not produce as much illumination as a pair CR123A batteries (6-volts total), but it does work and it provides enough illumination to identify and shoot a target (feral hog) out to about 200 yards. The scope was easy to mount and easy to zero, and the menu interface is simple and comprehensive. I don't know that I will be using the recording features, and I have not done any testing for that. I mainly wanted a scope that will allow me to shoot hogs at night, without breaking the bank, and this one fits the bill nicely. Based on research that I've done, there is probably nothing better that doesn't cost a lot more. A really good thermal vision scope would be nice, but would cost many times what I paid for this system. The base 4-power magnification is good for most situations, and the digital zoom can be helpful at the first 1 or 2 stages. I haven't tried the zoom in daylight, but I don't think it works very well at night because of the reduced picture clarity. Fortunately, I shouldn't need the zoom for shooting at targets closer than 200 yards. I don't have any real complaints about this system, considering the relatively low cost, but there some things that could possibly be done differently. This system is rather bulky and heavy. The weight of the scope is 36.3 ounces (with batteries), and it would really be nice if that weight could be reduced. The control interface includes the ability to reduce the brightness of the display screen, but I find that at night it is still a bit too bright even at the lowest setting. If I could reduce the screen brightness even more, I could recover my night vision more quickly after using the scope. This may be something that could be changed in a firmware update? Mounted on a bolt-action rifle, the scope sits a few inches too far forward for optimum eye relief. An extended mounting base is available, but the cost is $40 or more. As the scope sits now, however, it is still quite usable for shooting. I may save my $40 and apply it to the purchase of a semi-auto AR style rifle that (presumably) would not need the extended mount. I don't like the idea of buying and discarding CR123A batteries for the illuminator, but I may just switch to using rechargeable 16650 batteries. If I can find an affordable night vision binocular (or monocular) for locating targets at 300 yards and more, I can easily move close enough to shoot with a 16650 battery in the Wraith IR illuminator. It would be nice if the illuminator included a small LED indicator at the rear, to remind the user to turn it off when not needed. As it is, it is too easy to accidentally leave the invisible IR light on and run down the batteries. Having said all that, I honestly don't think that there is a better night vision scope available that doesn't cost a LOT more than this system, and it has performed better than expected so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2020 by Forest K. Duncan
Color: HD 2-16x28
The flashlight should be better output and or rechargable. Otherwise no issues with the night vis capabilities.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by Darius Martin
So far this scope works and functions as advertised. I bought mine November 2019 and have it mounted on my DPMS AR10 in 308. Sighting in was very easy. First shot was about 10 inches low and 8 inches left at 100 yards. Made the easy adjustment and my second shot was 1 inch left, one inch low. Now I have it dialed in pretty good. Ran 30 rounds through it and no issues with zero so far. Plan on using it for a hog hunt in March 2020. I was very impressed with the night vision and illuminator. For the price, this scope is hard to beat. March 17-18, 2020, got to use the scope on a 2 night hog hunt. I was pleased with the scope for the most part. It does have limitations from my experience. 1. the night vision is useless at night without the illuminator but that is expected. So, when using the scope with the illuminator take care to have a good line of sight to your intended target. Grass, twigs, and the feeder produce some blow back lighting from the illuminator that the scope picks up. This causes the landscape behind these things to become somewhat darker. In my case, the hog I was tracking in the scope was a bit difficult to see since it was feeding about 30 yards behind behind the feeder causing the pig to be darker in the scope. I was still able to make a successful shot but it was not like in an open field. 2. it is more difficult to measure distance and depth at night through the scope. I let my hog go the first time since I thought it was quite small compared to the feeder I was using as a gauge for size. Eventually, (30 minutes later) I decided to take the shot at the pig that I thought was about 5-10 yards behind the feeder. It was more like 30-35 yards. The overall shot was about 75 yards from my blind instead of the 45 yard shot I thought that I was taking. 3. If you expect to scan for game all night, you may want to rethink that. I was using a thermal scope to see the hog that I harvested before it came in to me. Without the thermal, I don't think I would have seen the pig until I heard it splashing in the mud and water from behind the feeder. I was able to experiment with its capabilities on deer that I saw throughout the night during my hunt. I was able to see the deer from quite a distance away but when I tried to find them in my scope using the IR illuinator, it was impossible until they came within 100 yards due to the foliage that popped up here and there that seemed to block the illuminator from reaching the deer. Once the deer were clear of the brush of the clear cut I was watching. With this being said, I am still happy that I purchased this scope and it performs well especially for the price. Just understand that there are limitations to this type of night vision scope. Keep your shoot lanes clear of unnecessary obstruction and you should be good.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2020 by Amazon Customer