Please explain to me where the NV007v falls into place? From the reseach i have done it seems the first model was the Nv007 then the NV007a was released and then the NV007s? Which model is the V?
The Pard 007v is an evolution from the "A" but built with slightly cheaper componants to maintain the same price point as the original, The S model is a completly redesigned body ,more upright and compact and using higher quality componants hence the noticeable increase in the selling price
The 007S is a new design and model -it has been redesigned to be more compact than the 007V. The 007V is an upgraded 007a --i would expect performance to be similar, to the 007S ,but as with any add on-results are going to vary widley as they are dictated by the scope they are fitted to -at present we have not had the oppurtunity to do a side by side comparison
Hi Andries, with an 850 you can see further but the animal will likely be able to see a red light whereas a 940 is a more covert light but you will not be able to see white as far. Thanks for watching!
Good afternoon, James here uses one on his .270 -however you need to remember the recoil aspect to your eye relief as well as the unit -its rated at .308 so 30-06 really would be the limit we would suggest ,as there is very little extra recoil produced -depends on loads used /moderated or braked etc all make a differance to recoil produced
Being new to the clip on method, and since your existing scope needs to be focused, and also the Pard "add on" night sight needs to be focused, do you end up with a kinda fiddly, constantly having to always focus both, as compared to a standard sight with built in night vision? Or do you just focus the pard once, only adjustment going forwards will be the usual optical sight adjustments afterwards?
Thank you for the video. I am looking to purchase one of these but I do not understand how you measure the recoil capabilities this can cope with therefore, are these OK for a springer air rifle in my case a Weihrauch HW95K.
What is everyone using to mount their scope when using this PARD? It adds 5 inches to the rear of the scope, how do you shoulder your rifle?
Please explain to me where the NV007v falls into place? From the reseach i have done it seems the first model was the Nv007 then the NV007a was released and then the NV007s? Which model is the V?
The Pard 007v is an evolution from the "A" but built with slightly cheaper componants to maintain the same price point as the original, The S model is a completly redesigned body ,more upright and compact and using higher quality componants hence the noticeable increase in the selling price
What's the battery life like. Got 1 yesterday and can't get it to stay on long enough to set it up
What is the difference in image in 007s and 007v ?
The 007S is a new design and model -it has been redesigned to be more compact than the 007V.
The 007V is an upgraded 007a --i would expect performance to be similar, to the 007S ,but as with any add on-results are going to vary widley as they are dictated by the scope they are fitted to -at present we have not had the oppurtunity to do a side by side comparison
@@OpticsWarehouse1 thanks for answer. Lets wait for side by side comparison.
How to turn on IR torch on 007v
Is there a 007- elite?
There was someone trying to sell me one and I don’t see a 007- elite anywhere
Which 007V would be better 850mm or 940mm ?
Hi can you tell me is ir 850 better as ir 940 what is the best
Hi Andries, with an 850 you can see further but the animal will likely be able to see a red light whereas a 940 is a more covert light but you will not be able to see white as far. Thanks for watching!
Hi, can i use this 007v on the mounts for my current 007a?
Have you not reviewed the pard nv007sp?
Would this PARD fit onto a Nikko Sterling Mountmaster AO 3-9x50 scope? Thanks
Hi-You will need to measure the external of the eye piece,to gauge the external diameter-it is supplied with a 45mm as standard
Will this work with a Romeo 5?
can it be used on cal 30/06 with nikko sterling or hawke scopes ? can it handle the recoil or shock of centrefire rifle?
Good afternoon, James here uses one on his .270 -however you need to remember the recoil aspect to your eye relief as well as the unit -its rated at .308 so 30-06 really would be the limit we would suggest ,as there is very little extra recoil produced -depends on loads used /moderated or braked etc all make a differance to recoil produced
@@OpticsWarehouse1 I want to put it on my 416 rem mag. If I roll the rubber eyepiece back do you think I will have enough eye relief?
Being new to the clip on method, and since your existing scope needs to be focused, and also the Pard "add on" night sight needs to be focused, do you end up with a kinda fiddly, constantly having to always focus both, as compared to a standard sight with built in night vision? Or do you just focus the pard once, only adjustment going forwards will be the usual optical sight adjustments afterwards?
Difference between V & LRF?
LRF has Laser Range Finder.
as abaove-LRF+ laser range finder
hola que precio para argentina
Olá Walter, lamento dizer que não podemos enviar itens para a Argentina no momento.
Obrigado por assistir!
How mutch cost ?
www.opticswarehouse.co.uk/pard-nv007v-night-vision-12mm-4x-rear-add-on-rifle-scope
Thank you for the video. I am looking to purchase one of these but I do not understand how you measure the recoil capabilities this can cope with therefore, are these OK for a springer air rifle in my case a Weihrauch HW95K.
Hi there, the NV007V would be comparable with your Weihraunch. Thanks for watching!
Does PARD do a rear add on product in 12mm lens (1 to 7 zoom) and in 940nm IR ?
Good afternoon-we have been told the 007V will only be in 850 at present -no 940 option
@@OpticsWarehouse1 Do you know if PARD plan to release a 12mm lens (1 to 7 zoom) in 940nm for the NV007S ?