Sky King,
I know earlier in this thread, you had a little conflict with another member.
It looks like the problem has resolved itself!
I believe that particular member, is no longer a member here.
Let me explain:
I no longer see post number 5 here, ....so apparently post #5 has been deleted...
In addition, " ezana4ce" started a Optics thread titled "ALL THINGS PARD" a few weeks ago, and it seems to have been removed as well.
In fact, I believe ... ALL ... of his comments, throughout the entire forum have been deleted.
Not really sure what happened to him, but I suspect it probably was related to an attack by a keyboard warrior!
Normally, this would not be any of my business , but he did attack me as well, a few weeks ago, and alluded that I was being "lazy" for not using google, to answer a optics question, that I had posted in his thread, which is now deleted.
Anyway, I was reading this particular thread today, and notice some similarities to my ordeal.
I noticed in post 6 of this thread, you were defending yourself.
So I backed up, to see what I missed, and I noticed that post number 5 of this thread was missing, or completely deleted.
So anyway, I believe the problem has resolved itself!
I believe that this forum, and especially the Optics section, will now be a much more civil, and friendly place to hang out, and ask/answer questions!
Cheers!
Carry on!
Yes, I’m new to digital optics and I don’t need you to provide evidence because my post clearly speak for themselves, thank you very much. My background is in technology, so I don’t have technological issues. I am very demanding in terms of performance. As to the Wraith, the resolution was excellent however, having it frequently lock up and require a reboot and having it not keep zero or obviously dealbreaker.
I should also mention that prior to purchasing any digital optic, I spent many days and many hours, reading reviews, and watching YouTube videos and reading the respective user manuals. I didn’t just jump in with both feet, blindfolded.
As the DS 35, even in the daytime, with plenty of light, and with the scope properly adjusted, the resolution of the green target rings on a cream colored background will not clear at 50 yards at the maximum 11.2 magnification. So it wasn’t a matter of illumination. So whether it would be better in darkness is not going to be considered because it’s not a matter or more IR illumination. But I’m going to buy a big IR torch for nighttime use, and I’ll see if it makes any difference. I’ve also bought different color combinations of paper targets. And will see if that makes a difference. As to the ATN 4K pro smart 5–20 scope with arrives today, I plan on having two different scopes for different guns even though I have quick releases. I haven’t seen many problems on the forums with ATN 4K pro, smart, and I haven’t seen a lot of problems with the Pard DS 35.
Let me just add that I’m a combat veteran and very familiar with Firearms and I’ve even owned a gun store. That’s just for some background.
Oh, by the way, the ATN night vision scopes were very highly recommended to me by a person that I have trust in and that has been using them since they were first introduced.
Thank you very much for your time and concern and helpful comments. Please stay safe and well.
And by the way, my posts on this matter shouldn’t be characterized as “complaining“. I was simply reporting my experience and opinion.