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I go for light weight for offhand, because typically if I'm shooting off hand I'm packing the the rifle around the woods 99% of the time and shooting the other 1%. So light and short are my go to. Compact BP would be my preference.

LCS is the McRib of airguns.

Their warranty and parts availability is an absolute joke. Hard no from my past experience.

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Unfortunately the MA2 still has a terrible regulator that makes it inconsistent, I'd take my Pinty BP that's half the price any day. 😵‍💫

If I had an accurate decibel meter I'd love too take readings and compare, but with just my phone there are too many variables for scientific comparisons.

All of STO's Tesla style moderators are only sold in .30. I use the Pugio on my .22 Epoch and I'm pleased with it. Definitely quieter than the air stripper and the Skout Tesla.

I was going to post a similar sentiment yesterday after looking through the OP's posts, looks like he'll be back in a few days and get his 10 & 10. 🤣

🤙 certainly makes reg adjustments a lot easier.

The one you're shooting and makes you smile.

Here's some squirrels at 90 on the Zulus for comparison. If I had the money to spend on another scope I'd go thermal as well.

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The compact nature of the DNT may also impact your decision vs the Pard. What's your intended use is for this scope?

LRF is hard to beat with the low velocity of airguns, once it's calibrated correctly it's dead on. The magic we've always sought from a digital scope at an affordable price. I have a DNT 520R, I'd love to see the difference in the V2. I'm very happy with it, I have no experience with the Pard...