Hi Steve, gday from down under, saw your first video on the DS35 , that made my mind up between the 008s lrf and the DS35, I ordered the DS35 70 rf from the Pard store about three weeks ago for a price of $1749 AU, received it last Tuesday and have been playing with all the features. Absolutely more than happy with the package,brilliant and it’s going onto my FX Maverick in .25 caliber as well as my big bore Texan in .357 caliber. Your reviews are both informative and educational, been following them for the past couple of years, keep up the good work. Regards Mark.
One of the best informative and detailed reviews I have seen great job I look forward to seeing the 50 as for the price I think it is worth it. Even though I cannot afford one myself but I can always dream about it.
Great review Steve, in depth with no doubt lots of questions already answered. Pard has been my go to NV unit, never let me down - has to be one of the best value NV solutions at a very fair price. TBO I was expecting the grand price range with this many features, would have to be the lower mag version for me.
Nice one fully informed and honest. It's no big problem about the power me thinks when compared to other things That we/ people do to go ratting great review many thanks
Outstanding review and technical breakdown - Many thanks! I was not aware of the having to move the box to the LRF mid position - so definitely learnt something here I didnt expect! Having returned the Sytong HT77 Add on unit ( due to failures within 3 months of purchase) I feel this is the answer I'm looking for - avoiding the unreal costs of thermal, in NZ prices! This Pard product looks amazing, and being a standardised scope mount, along with I have a stack of 18650s needing use.
Have the 800s lrf. Think putting a built-in ir is not necessarily needed with today's ir torches. You could move the rangefinder in line with the objective lens and lower it. Think this would make for a more infective scope and better looking.
I see your range finder is out of the box at close range but it's easy to see where it is at night, in the day you can't see where it is ranging so how can you range things correctly if the range finder is not in the box through the day
Well done Steve.. Great review would love to see the one on the ds35 50 as I do a lot of ratting to. Would be great to see a lower mag as well for a better field of view.. 👍
Not a bad effort from Pard. I agree with your negatives. I have lots of 18650 batteries. As a fox shooter I'd rather not have the IR I prefer my laser PBIR. When they give us variable zoom, I'll get one.
I would prefer to see custom reticles that you can upload to the scope for specific use. Because its software they can make the reticle both FFP and SFP. Variable zoom is a must.
How do you know which info to input for one type of pellet of the ballistic as not sure if you can run through it be grateful on the DS 35 70 RF pard even better do a video of you setting up your ballistic be nice and very helpful
I repair E-bikes for a giggle. I have a drawer full of 18650's, this form factor is really attractive to me. Great review, on a great scope. One day... 🤣👍
hi Steve , do you heard Hittac optics, they seem make some decent night vision sight as a new brand recently. i can't find review video about it, will you get one and test it？
Great review, many thanks. I currently have the NV008P LRF on my HW100KT which has been an absolute game changer. Would you say there is any significant difference in performance been the NV008S LRF and the DS35-xx-LRF please? Considering a Pard for my S510 so the 30mm tube format would mount more easily with the magazine and rail arrangement.
I have the 008s Lrf. Great bit of kit. The 008s is far more compact and keeps the weight back on the gun and is lighter by about 160g I think. The down side is the shimming and no eye relief. However once you have shimmed which takes 5 minutes it's done and no eye relief is only an issue on recoil rifles. The ballistics calculator works the same. Also the angle and cant indicator stays on on the 008s it kept propping off after a few seconds in the DS.
@@andrewmorrissey2423 Thanks for the feedback. With the setup in question issue isn't so much the weight as the height and balance. The scope and mounts already on the gun is 760 grams and with the existing 30mm rings the centreline of the scope is 30mm above the rail, which feels very natural and I'd like to retain that. My NV008P LRF and standard bracket together are 693 grams all in, but the biggest issue is the height is 50mm above the rail. I scrapped the standard bracket and cut a slot in a standard extension rail which brought the height down to 40mm however it's difficult to get any lower than that as the Objective lens has to sit over the mount instead of in front of it. Also lowering the NV008 that much would put the Objective clashing with the raised magazine so it would not be possible to use a sunshade. Weight wise the DS35 minus mounts is only 70 grams more than the scope that's on but would fit on the same mounts so that would vastly simplify things. The Cant switching itself off does sound annoying, it's one of the most useful features with NV where it's all too easy to pick up a false horizontal. Hope that's not too rambling 🤣 just thinking "aloud". Thanks for the thoughts 👍
Hi Steve great review, As this pard DS is out over a year now Do you think pard have another one day and night scope that going to be released next year .? As I don’t want to by one and then 3 months later bring another one out have you heard any mate about a new release.. Thx ..
I've not seen a rifle review from you lately m8, I really rate your word over a lot of the so called experts on here, hope you're keeping well and we will have a rifle video soon 👍👍👍 I'm just watching your shootout of the redwolf v impact v crown v wolverine as I'm going to hopefully buy the red wolf, wolverine or crown. I have a maverick compact which is awesome and a wildcat which is similar with a different shirt on it. I'm going to trade my wildcat MK3 in against one of these primarily for benchrest, I'm also considering an Airmaks katran long too but I think I'm leaning towards the red wolf 👍👍👍
Best review I think I've seen. Future of NV with lrf and ballistics looks great now. Where is pulsar? A light avoid sounds good. I love the concept of atn and abl...but .had so many problems. I hope for 4k with lrf, ballistics and easy to attach aftermarket torch. Maybe even a safe pointer laser to help find foxes after they're shot. Would love to see some long range .but...you're air right....ok. Thanks again for best scope review I've seen yet...
@@airgunology I'm a pulsar thermion owner ..and atn4k with abl. I love the ABL capability..but..I've had big reliability issues...scope freezes, scope goes fuzzy..3x abl units died...plus zero issues..which may not be the scope..but the mount I used..single lever qr... Also liked you can name your profiles in atn...and not limited to 5 profiles...also great you can immediately view your film through the scope Pulsar is reliable...but..atn has much better features and capabilities.. So I'm glad to see someone else is doing ballistics... Hopefully pulsar catch up. Hopefully your reviews are popular and pulsar or franchise owner will lend unit for review in future. From what I've seen...atn 4kpro has same image quality as pulsar c50, without lrf and ballistics... Thanks again. Looking forward to more...maybe some longer ranges to show what scope is capable of for varmint hunters.. Well done!
You know scope, can you tell me what is the best THERMO rifle scope for DAY LIGHT used? Because I hunt deer during the day only but my eye did not see well. I want one that can help me see where is the deer or squirrel clearly during the day with Thermo image.
Thanks for the review. Interesting to see how grainy the night images look. I wonder if that is signal noise from the sensor or good old laser IR illuminator issues. The old PARDs required a lot of IR to work, is it the same with this or are they managing passive operation on clear moon lit nights yet?
down to conditions and IR levels. I was running it at low IR torch. The viewfinder / optic is much better. Of course you can switch off IR torch and use a MUCH better IR torch. Options are good.
hi Steve sorry to go off this subject but a few years ago you did a vid on an fx airfective shroud I have been looking for them with out success do you no if still around or not?
hello everything is fine? can you help me? I have an atn x-sight 2hd 5-20x scope, and my reticle, instead of being in the center of the image, is too high, but it is tuned so how can I pull it to the center and stay in tune anyway? can you help me with it? I have it mounted on a Winchester XPR 30-06 cal. thanks
@@airgunology Oodles of them obviously & light years ahead on picture quality.. I say this as an old git who just bought a mint secondhand xt for £160 recently for ratting around my allotment & very happy with it for the money. Amazing how fast tech advances. Had an early gen 1 tubed yukon before that but hardly used it so sold it back to the mate for the same price two years later. Like many shooters i prefer the scope design nightsights over other designs that just don't look "right" mounted on air rifles & far too top heavy too. Exellent video as usual Steve.
I see the DS35 stretches the image considerably, how does this translate to your point of impact when your aim is on the left or right of the target but just good enough to take the shot? Will it miss because you are already in the "stretched zone"? Hope my English is sufficient enough. Also does the stretched image mean that the height of the image is flattened? And if so, does the same thing occur when you take a shot that is a little high or low, will it miss target? This scenario will not be an issue for close range shots, but I can image that the further the distance, the more this phenomenon starts to play a rol or . . . the smaller your target (even up close) the bigger this problem becomes. What's your take on this Steve?
My DS35-70 lrf has a very grainy image while looking thru the scope. How do i get a clear image while looking thru the scope. I have not found anything on getting a clear image. Clear day, clean lenses, lowest power setting. Still bad image
hello friend, my DS35 just arrived how do I measure the distance of the target during the day, since the laser is invisible during the day, since the lasers do not coincide with the secondary reticle, also because for each distance the laser is not always in the same place inside the lens! I can perfectly make the laser coincide with the secondary reticle, making changes in the settings, but in the various distances it is not always in its place, so during the day it is a problem for me to measure the target, especially if we are talking about a small and long target distance, Can you give me some advice on how to do it? Thanks again and congratulations for your videos
You can do it due to everything you said. The only way this can work is if the rangefinder was down the middle of the scope which it is not. Set your target for the range finder to roughly the range you expect to shoot at and learn how it is effected. Try not to range the critter, rather the largest object closest to it, ie the ground or tree etc. at night easy as laser flash can be seen. This is a problem with all these types of sights.
You have to click all the time when a rat is on the move ?with range finder?i would be anoyed pritty soon.because most of the time rats moving allot all the time in 15 to 30 meter's and not always sit still and read the news paper's..i have a sytong ht60 ..pritty old but i know how i have to aim between 15 to 25 meters..does this help allot? the rangefinder?Before i spent more money on a new scope i want to know tbh..Ow you gave the awnser in your clip ..very good ..no range finder for me ..just trail and error (to know the scope) Nice video.
They just can’t improve the 30fps frame rate, can they? 🙄 Do they not have a clue about slo-mo? I’m willing to bet, that has an impact on potential sales. The one thing that is a deal breaker for me.
This is because it is not parallel to the scope bore line. I mention a method to fix it for users in the conclusions as well as a technical way for scope manufacturers to fix it properly with zero grub screws.
Im a big PARD fan, but I always raise the same complaint when it comes to Pards digital NV scopes.... TOO MUCH OPTICAL BASE MAG. Why won't they listen and bring out a 3x optical base mag NV scope? Why haven't PARD figured out why all the others have a lower base mag. It was 6.5x with the 008LRF I did try but sold mine after a month due to the narrow FOV. They could also do with bringing out a larger objective lense 44 or 50mm to increase IR light capture and improve the NV image quality and range. I can shoot out to 400 meters at night with my NV007V sat on the back of my 56mm objective scope when using a good aftermarket laser IR. Sort out your objective and your base mag PARD and you'll attract a fair few more centre fire users.👍
The ATN are absolutely garbage they are unreliable and heavy! The advantage of the pardnv008 is it mounts further back on rifle so feels more balanced. I give my ATN 6 months , pardnv008 awesome all-round for the price.
Hi, Mỹ DS35 70Rf arrived today. Purchased it after watch your review and others. All I can say is it’s brilliant. Going out to night rabbit shooting.
Hi Steve, gday from down under, saw your first video on the DS35 , that made my mind up between the 008s lrf and the DS35, I ordered the DS35 70 rf from the Pard store about three weeks ago for a price of $1749 AU, received it last Tuesday and have been playing with all the features. Absolutely more than happy with the package,brilliant and it’s going onto my FX Maverick in .25 caliber as well as my big bore Texan in .357 caliber. Your reviews are both informative and educational, been following them for the past couple of years, keep up the good work. Regards Mark.
Thanks buddy, nice to see someone back up what I say instead of internet keyboard warriors who never touched the scope
In china this Pard DS35 70 lrf cost like 900$ usd.Why is it so expensive there?
One of the best informative and detailed reviews I have seen great job I look forward to seeing the 50 as for the price I think it is worth it. Even though I cannot afford one myself but I can always dream about it.
Much appreciated!
I spent 10 bucks on a battery. It lasts all nite from 10 to 6 in the morning. Recording, range finding, IR full blast. It’s my own personal hack.
Great review Steve, in depth with no doubt lots of questions already answered. Pard has been my go to NV unit, never let me down - has to be one of the best value
NV solutions at a very fair price. TBO I was expecting the grand price range with this many features, would have to be the lower mag version for me.
Nice one fully informed and honest. It's no big problem about the power me thinks when compared to other things That we/ people do to go ratting great review many thanks
Outstanding review and technical breakdown - Many thanks! I was not aware of the having to move the box to the LRF mid position - so definitely learnt something here I didnt expect!
Having returned the Sytong HT77 Add on unit ( due to failures within 3 months of purchase) I feel this is the answer I'm looking for - avoiding the unreal costs of thermal, in NZ prices!
This Pard product looks amazing, and being a standardised scope mount, along with I have a stack of 18650s needing use.
Very fair revie-totally agree with all pros and cons. Thanks for sharing!
Commandée avant hier soir, je l'attends avec impatience ! Merci pour cette vidéo complète. 😊
Have the 800s lrf. Think putting a built-in ir is not necessarily needed with today's ir torches. You could move the rangefinder in line with the objective lens and lower it. Think this would make for a more infective scope and better looking.
Great review Steve, I’m off in the morning to sell a kidney I want one that bad 🤣👍🇬🇧
lol, many others too
That's a great good scope very nice 👍👍👍
Thanks Steve. I want one but do you need a special slip to cope with the Starship Enterprise add on bits?
Forgot all about your channel allen till i saw the youtube pop up.still well presented video
I see your range finder is out of the box at close range but it's easy to see where it is at night, in the day you can't see where it is ranging so how can you range things correctly if the range finder is not in the box through the day
Hello not going to answer my question please
Well done Steve.. Great review would love to see the one on the ds35 50 as I do a lot of ratting to. Would be great to see a lower mag as well for a better field of view.. 👍
Hopefully Pard will send me one to try out and review for you
Good one, Steve!!! Greetz from the Netherlands!!!😄
Not a bad effort from Pard. I agree with your negatives. I have lots of 18650 batteries. As a fox shooter I'd rather not have the IR I prefer my laser PBIR. When they give us variable zoom, I'll get one.
I would prefer to see custom reticles that you can upload to the scope for specific use. Because its software they can make the reticle both FFP and SFP. Variable zoom is a must.
Looks like a great piece of kit 👍🏻
How do you know which info to input for one type of pellet of the ballistic as not sure if you can run through it be grateful on the DS 35 70 RF pard even better do a video of you setting up your ballistic be nice and very helpful
I repair E-bikes for a giggle. I have a drawer full of 18650's, this form factor is really attractive to me. Great review, on a great scope. One day... 🤣👍
send me 20 pieces too)))
Hi Steve a great video as usual, Do you have to have your phone connected to scope for rangefinding and ballistic calculation regards Keith
Great review steve, did you know you can loosen the ir and move the lens about to line up with screen then retighten 👍
Well done review Steve👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎
Thanks buddy
hi Steve , do you heard Hittac optics, they seem make some decent night vision sight as a new brand recently. i can't find review video about it, will you get one and test it？
Great review, many thanks.
I currently have the NV008P LRF on my HW100KT which has been an absolute game changer.
Would you say there is any significant difference in performance been the NV008S LRF and the DS35-xx-LRF please?
Considering a Pard for my S510 so the 30mm tube format would mount more easily with the magazine and rail arrangement.
I have the 008s Lrf. Great bit of kit. The 008s is far more compact and keeps the weight back on the gun and is lighter by about 160g I think. The down side is the shimming and no eye relief. However once you have shimmed which takes 5 minutes it's done and no eye relief is only an issue on recoil rifles. The ballistics calculator works the same. Also the angle and cant indicator stays on on the 008s it kept propping off after a few seconds in the DS.
@@andrewmorrissey2423
Thanks for the feedback.
With the setup in question issue isn't so much the weight as the height and balance.
The scope and mounts already on the gun is 760 grams and with the existing 30mm rings the centreline of the scope is 30mm above the rail, which feels very natural and I'd like to retain that.
My NV008P LRF and standard bracket together are 693 grams all in, but the biggest issue is the height is 50mm above the rail.
I scrapped the standard bracket and cut a slot in a standard extension rail which brought the height down to 40mm however it's difficult to get any lower than that as the Objective lens has to sit over the mount instead of in front of it.
Also lowering the NV008 that much would put the Objective clashing with the raised magazine so it would not be possible to use a sunshade.
Weight wise the DS35 minus mounts is only 70 grams more than the scope that's on but would fit on the same mounts so that would vastly simplify things.
The Cant switching itself off does sound annoying, it's one of the most useful features with NV where it's all too easy to pick up a false horizontal.
Hope that's not too rambling 🤣 just thinking "aloud".
Thanks for the thoughts 👍
Hi Steve great review, As this pard DS is out over a year now Do you think pard have another one day and night scope that going to be released next year .? As I don’t want to by one and then 3 months later bring another one out have you heard any mate about a new release..
Thx ..
honest review , i like this scope
Which model would you reccomend for a 12ftlb air rifle for rabbits/pigeons etc out to about 30 yards
I've not seen a rifle review from you lately m8, I really rate your word over a lot of the so called experts on here, hope you're keeping well and we will have a rifle video soon 👍👍👍 I'm just watching your shootout of the redwolf v impact v crown v wolverine as I'm going to hopefully buy the red wolf, wolverine or crown. I have a maverick compact which is awesome and a wildcat which is similar with a different shirt on it. I'm going to trade my wildcat MK3 in against one of these primarily for benchrest, I'm also considering an Airmaks katran long too but I think I'm leaning towards the red wolf 👍👍👍
Best review I think I've seen.
Future of NV with lrf and ballistics looks great now.
Where is pulsar?
A light avoid sounds good.
I love the concept of atn and abl...but .had so many problems.
I hope for 4k with lrf, ballistics and easy to attach aftermarket torch.
Maybe even a safe pointer laser to help find foxes after they're shot.
Would love to see some long range .but...you're air right....ok.
Thanks again for best scope review I've seen yet...
Pulsar won't send me a unit to try and not buying one.
@@airgunology I'm a pulsar thermion owner ..and atn4k with abl.
I love the ABL capability..but..I've had big reliability issues...scope freezes, scope goes fuzzy..3x abl units died...plus zero issues..which may not be the scope..but the mount I used..single lever qr...
Also liked you can name your profiles in atn...and not limited to 5 profiles...also great you can immediately view your film through the scope
Pulsar is reliable...but..atn has much better features and capabilities..
So I'm glad to see someone else is doing ballistics...
Hopefully pulsar catch up.
Hopefully your reviews are popular and pulsar or franchise owner will lend unit for review in future.
From what I've seen...atn 4kpro has same image quality as pulsar c50, without lrf and ballistics...
Thanks again.
Looking forward to more...maybe some longer ranges to show what scope is capable of for varmint hunters..
Well done!
If I change the battery while I'm in a treestand hunting will I have to rezero the scope or will it keep all my current settings?
Seems a long way from the rear scope mount to the eyepiece !
It is a little, but very secure and works well
You know scope, can you tell me what is the best THERMO rifle scope for DAY LIGHT used? Because I hunt deer during the day only but my eye did not see well. I want one that can help me see where is the deer or squirrel clearly during the day with Thermo image.
Great review Steve, any idea when the 50 is going to be available,
Thanks for the review. Interesting to see how grainy the night images look. I wonder if that is signal noise from the sensor or good old laser IR illuminator issues. The old PARDs required a lot of IR to work, is it the same with this or are they managing passive operation on clear moon lit nights yet?
down to conditions and IR levels. I was running it at low IR torch. The viewfinder / optic is much better. Of course you can switch off IR torch and use a MUCH better IR torch. Options are good.
hi Steve sorry to go off this subject but a few years ago you did a vid on an fx airfective shroud I have been looking for them with out success do you no if still around or not?
Thanks! What do you think about quality of picture in the night and day mode ? Is it better than pard 008slrf with 850 torch ?
hello everything is fine? can you help me? I have an atn x-sight 2hd 5-20x scope, and my reticle, instead of being in the center of the image, is too high, but it is tuned so how can I pull it to the center and stay in tune anyway? can you help me with it? I have it mounted on a Winchester XPR 30-06 cal. thanks
Sort of like a modern yukon photon then? even around the same weight.
yeah but packed with loads more features.
@@airgunology Oodles of them obviously & light years ahead on picture quality.. I say this as an old git who just bought a mint secondhand xt for £160 recently for ratting around my allotment & very happy with it for the money. Amazing how fast tech advances. Had an early gen 1 tubed yukon before that but hardly used it so sold it back to the mate for the same price two years later. Like many shooters i prefer the scope design nightsights over other designs that just don't look "right" mounted on air rifles & far too top heavy too. Exellent video as usual Steve.
For centerfire use on fox and boar up from 50-150m and no 3rd party IR, do you reckon DS35 (non LRF) or the Alpex?
Hi Steve , What is the Item weight . would you please tell me
Can you move the ir on the screen thanks
would you be able to use a power bank for extra power
I see the DS35 stretches the image considerably, how does this translate to your point of impact when your aim is on the left or right of the target but just good enough to take the shot? Will it miss because you are already in the "stretched zone"? Hope my English is sufficient enough. Also does the stretched image mean that the height of the image is flattened? And if so, does the same thing occur when you take a shot that is a little high or low, will it miss target? This scenario will not be an issue for close range shots, but I can image that the further the distance, the more this phenomenon starts to play a rol or . . . the smaller your target (even up close) the bigger this problem becomes. What's your take on this Steve?
My DS35-70 lrf has a very grainy image while looking thru the scope. How do i get a clear image while looking thru the scope. I have not found anything on getting a clear image. Clear day, clean lenses, lowest power setting. Still bad image
Oneleaf has launched commander 4K nv400. It looks like the specifications are good. You can compare them.
@@Terry-cv9rz thanks. I'll have to take a look at it.
Nice con from Ireland 😊
Hi can anyone please advise how to get the micro hdmi-d to enable please?
Is this scope OK for close range ratting??
hello friend, my DS35 just arrived how do I measure the distance of the target during the day, since the laser is invisible during the day, since the lasers do not coincide with the secondary reticle, also because for each distance the laser is not always in the same place inside the lens! I can perfectly make the laser coincide with the secondary reticle, making changes in the settings, but in the various distances it is not always in its place, so during the day it is a problem for me to measure the target, especially if we are talking about a small and long target distance,
Can you give me some advice on how to do it? Thanks again and congratulations for your videos
You can do it due to everything you said. The only way this can work is if the rangefinder was down the middle of the scope which it is not. Set your target for the range finder to roughly the range you expect to shoot at and learn how it is effected. Try not to range the critter, rather the largest object closest to it, ie the ground or tree etc. at night easy as laser flash can be seen. This is a problem with all these types of sights.
Did the focus less lens cap work when you tried it. I did watch another video and it looked good.
Yes
Hi I will like to have 1 can u tell me the price
You have to click all the time when a rat is on the move ?with range finder?i would be anoyed pritty soon.because most of the time rats moving allot all the time in 15 to 30 meter's and not always sit still and read the news paper's..i have a sytong ht60 ..pritty old but i know how i have to aim between 15 to 25 meters..does this help allot? the rangefinder?Before i spent more money on a new scope i want to know tbh..Ow you gave the awnser in your clip ..very good ..no range finder for me ..just trail and error (to know the scope) Nice video.
i just don't like the starship enterprise warp drives on top
lol, you get used to them, better than the ATN with a big lump of ABL hanging off the side
They loo a bit prone to damage & like most night sights it's not going to fit in your gunbag.
@@junglie I was thinking that, I know the 008 pard is not a conventional scope shape but at least it doesn't have anything sticking out of it.
@@airgunology do you know when this will be released on the UK?
I bought the 50 and the 70 and nether had a battery
what do you think in relation to the price-quality ratio, is pard ds-35 or hikmicro alpex a50t better?
Not played with hik or alpex so can't really comment. Do they have ballistic calcs ?
@@airgunology I don't think so, thanks for the answer
Do you think it's worth getting pard ds if i have pard008p now?
Jel moze da se demontira ic lampa i daljinomer pomocu imbis kljuca radi lakseg koriscenja u dnevnom lovu da nesmeta
Ne, kao što sam rekao u videu, ne možete ukloniti 2 priloga.
Hi sir
I want to buy it Do you have
When will they be available in the uk
Did you even watch the video, end of Nov 22 :)
@@airgunology sorry
Hi Steve, does it fit on the Leishy 2 ok?
yes, just like any other scope
What happened to this guy he seem to have vanished????
They just can’t improve the 30fps frame rate, can they? 🙄 Do they not have a clue about slo-mo? I’m willing to bet, that has an impact on potential sales. The one thing that is a deal breaker for me.
why is the range finder always way of from the crosshairs that is blooming annoying
This is because it is not parallel to the scope bore line. I mention a method to fix it for users in the conclusions as well as a technical way for scope manufacturers to fix it properly with zero grub screws.
Im a big PARD fan, but I always raise the same complaint when it comes to Pards digital NV scopes.... TOO MUCH OPTICAL BASE MAG.
Why won't they listen and bring out a 3x optical base mag NV scope?
Why haven't PARD figured out why all the others have a lower base mag.
It was 6.5x with the 008LRF I did try but sold mine after a month due to the narrow FOV.
They could also do with bringing out a larger objective lense 44 or 50mm to increase IR light capture and improve the NV image quality and range.
I can shoot out to 400 meters at night with my NV007V sat on the back of my 56mm objective scope when using a good aftermarket laser IR.
Sort out your objective and your base mag PARD and you'll attract a fair few more centre fire users.👍
Don’t spend ya money on a back up battery. Hit me up.
👏 "Promosm"!!!
So basically, then basically. Then basically, and basically, that basically means basically is basically plus basically basically...
The ATN are absolutely garbage they are unreliable and heavy! The advantage of the pardnv008 is it mounts further back on rifle so feels more balanced. I give my ATN 6 months , pardnv008 awesome all-round for the price.
So you've not done the other vid . 4 mo ths