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This is a really nice looking setupI’d go with a Pard DS35. They are $360 right now.
DS35(LRF) Day&Night Vision Rifle Scope - PARD
The DS3x series uses an 800*800 LTPS circular display, which delivers high-clarity images with rich contrast and has an extra-wide field of view for enhancedpard.com
I use a NV008S, they are currently $420. I did the clip on for some time. I prefer a dedicated optic and rifle for my night pesting.
NV008S(LRF) Day&Night Vision Rifle Scope - PARD
NV008S(LRF) day&night vision rifle scope features a three-level adjustable IR illuminator and PARD's unique image enhancement technology ,which makes hunting more simple.
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The Pard unit arrived yesterday, pretty nice, easy to mount and use. The couple shots I took last night were right on, justsome wine corks at about 20 yards.
What I wasn’t crazy about was how far forward I had to move the scope to get a decent eye relief. It’s just barely enough, so I’m not sure if I’ll keep it. Might be better on a regular rifle, but not so much on a bull pup...
What I wasn’t crazy about was how far forward I had to move the scope to get a decent eye relief. It’s just barely enough, so I’m not sure if I’ll keep it. Might be better on a regular rifle, but not so much on a bull pup...
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It was good as a dedicated optic for night, but I got upset when I wanted to shoot without the unit during the day. The scope was way too forward.The Pard unit arrived yesterday, pretty nice, easy to mount and use. The couple shots I took last night were right on, justsome wine corks at about 20 yards.
What I wasn’t crazy about was how far forward I had to move the scope to get a decent eye relief. It’s just barely enough, so I’m not sure if I’ll keep it. Might be better on a regular rifle, but not so much on a bull pup...
Been there, done that, have a dedicated no scope now.
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Im interested in the DS35 for some night hunting with a M60B.
How important is the LRF? I shoot primarily the same places every time at known ranges....thinking not a big deal for me?
How important is the LRF? I shoot primarily the same places every time at known ranges....thinking not a big deal for me?
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It wasn’t worth it for me. I know the distances on my property. And I’m not using it anywhere else in the foreseeable future.
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Thanks for the reply. Makes sense. They no longer have the no ir no rf option. If I get the model with IR only, can I take it off the scope? Thanks for the help! (On the DS35)
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The illuminator on the NV008s is not removable. I just have mine turned off since I use an IR floodlight.
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OneLeaf.Ai basically the same thing as the PARD.
Footage - less than 10 yards couldn't focus down
Footage (initial trial) - 25 yards away from the focused area
https://amzn.to/4bpNcfb - $339.98
Footage - less than 10 yards couldn't focus down
Footage (initial trial) - 25 yards away from the focused area
https://amzn.to/4bpNcfb - $339.98
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Few days ago I received a Wanney da/night digital scope with range finder, I'm very happy with it so far, here it is
at 370 yards at the telephone poll with the capacitator by the built in range finder and has one more Magnification. setting. Next,, is to get it zeroed.
at 370 yards at the telephone poll with the capacitator by the built in range finder and has one more Magnification. setting. Next,, is to get it zeroed.
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I just bought a Pard DS35. The cost vs the Oneleaf nv400 was not worth the extra frames per second recording. The DS35 is a bargain, I will let you guys know what I think once it’s mounted up.
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