I Have a Pard 008 on a Ruger10/22, I’ve no shims. But I’ve followed the directions on the video today. However as I didn’t have any shims I had to improvise. We did have a steel tape measure that had stopped retracting. The steel tape is ideal. It’s easy to snap at the correct size, and is obviously thin and very hard. My 008 took 5 pieces under the back and 1 piece on the solid side. Managed to find zero with X-11 and Y-6. Many thanks for the very helpful video.
Well done mate! Very clearly explained. Worked like a charm. I used a hairspray can and it all set now. The principle does work on a usual scope as well. Thumbs up! Thanks a lot! Maybe you want to check if there is excess of the shims in the notches of the mount itself after mounting. I had to cut the crumbled spots of the shims to make sure it does fit correctly and is well alined with the grooves.
This is by far the best video explaining the way to nn optically zero your scope. I have the arken zulus and will be doing this as soon as i get a chance.
Having same problems mate to low and far to the left I’ve managed to sort the height out with the he shims the 008s comes with either gonna buy there new pard mt3 quick detach mount or just sell my 008 and get the arken zulus with the 0moa I just really need help what do you think I should do
I still have a pard 008p on the R10 and have heavily shimmed it using the above process and genuinely love it but pard 008 vs Zulus isn’t even a competition mate! Zulus pisses all over the pard
@@airgunhunteru.k.2600 reximex ixia what’s your Facebook mate I’ll message you Garry Rhodes I have been speaking to gonna try shimming it because he said the pard is not central
@@airgunhunteru.k.2600does the arken have problems with shimming I could just buy the arken mount for my pard if it fits my up and down shim is perfect now
Mine is shooting waaay up and to the right with both shims used in the rear I literally had to max out both x and y both at 300 up and over to the right what do you think of that is there a way to center the crosshair it’s all stuck up in the corner.. probably not right ? rifle is a fx dream tact compact in 22 with all ballistics added in properly
Why not use the inbuilt zero. Isn’t that why it’s there? You used it eventually for the last few “clicks” So what’s the advantage? If you move to another gun it’s all different shims and a whole new hassle.
Because the cross hair on these units does not centre once zeroed so your crosshair can be very drastically off to the side of the screen Doing this helps keep it near centre
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I Have a Pard 008 on a Ruger10/22, I’ve no shims. But I’ve followed the directions on the video today. However as I didn’t have any shims I had to improvise. We did have a steel tape measure that had stopped retracting. The steel tape is ideal. It’s easy to snap at the correct size, and is obviously thin and very hard. My 008 took 5 pieces under the back and 1 piece on the solid side. Managed to find zero with X-11 and Y-6.
Many thanks for the very helpful video.
Thank you for sharing and I’m glad it helped buddy, these are my favourite videos on my channel, the ones that actually help my peers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Well done mate! Very clearly explained. Worked like a charm. I used a hairspray can and it all set now. The principle does work on a usual scope as well. Thumbs up! Thanks a lot!
Maybe you want to check if there is excess of the shims in the notches of the mount itself after mounting. I had to cut the crumbled spots of the shims to make sure it does fit correctly and is well alined with the grooves.
This is by far the best video explaining the way to nn optically zero your scope. I have the arken zulus and will be doing this as soon as i get a chance.
Kool 👍🏻🎯✌🏻
Having same problems mate to low and far to the left I’ve managed to sort the height out with the he shims the 008s comes with either gonna buy there new pard mt3 quick detach mount or just sell my 008 and get the arken zulus with the 0moa I just really need help what do you think I should do
I still have a pard 008p on the R10 and have heavily shimmed it using the above process and genuinely love it but pard 008 vs Zulus isn’t even a competition mate! Zulus pisses all over the pard
What moa is the standard pard mount mate I think that’s the problem I need a 0moa mount I’ve just watched @lancsvermin control video on it
@@Cattyman6 what rifle are you putting g it on ?
@@airgunhunteru.k.2600 reximex ixia what’s your Facebook mate I’ll message you Garry Rhodes I have been speaking to gonna try shimming it because he said the pard is not central
@@airgunhunteru.k.2600does the arken have problems with shimming I could just buy the arken mount for my pard if it fits my up and down shim is perfect now
Which do you prefer arken zulus or pard 008s lrf
Zulus hands down!
Mine is shooting waaay up and to the right with both shims used in the rear I literally had to max out both x and y both at 300 up and over to the right what do you think of that is there a way to center the crosshair it’s all stuck up in the corner.. probably not right ? rifle is a fx dream tact compact in 22 with all ballistics added in properly
Take the shims out and see where it shoots
Do you have a link for the shim pack? Thanks for any reply 👍🏻
Unfortunately not mate, another alternative that works fantastic is to cut some slithers of a coke can and stack them mate
nice
Why not use the inbuilt zero. Isn’t that why it’s there? You used it eventually for the last few “clicks” So what’s the advantage? If you move to another gun it’s all different shims and a whole new hassle.
Because the cross hair on these units does not centre once zeroed so your crosshair can be very drastically off to the side of the screen
Doing this helps keep it near centre
No need to shim...just buy a zb lite pro universal mount and zero the mount like you would a normal scope...cross hair always stays centred..
@@nigelbase1196 until you tap it or transport it in a car!
I’ve had 3, very good for what they are but unreliable