Jamie Nejezchleb from United States, NE Public Profile

First thing I noticed was the removable battery. Love the option of staying in the field without having to charge the device. Just reach in you pocket, pull out a fully charged battery and swap it out and keep hunting. The next thing I noticed was the price point. Who else offers a product with this many options at this price? The clarity of this scope is amazing. I have friends that own other brands, and when they look through mine, the response is always the same, OH WOW! The only thing I'm missing on this purchase is the LRF. I've never had one, so I'm not sure what I'm missing. I'll get one next time. The only thing negative that I can say is that it appears to have developed a couple of dead pixels. I'm not sure if there is anything one can do to correct this, but it is not too annoying yet. Great scope for the money.

This is the second Pard that I had purchased and had big expectations for it. My first Pard is a SA32 45mm and am pleased with it. I bought this scope thinking that it would be an upgrade. I don't know if the thermal sensor is bad or what the problem is, Pard is going to have to figure that one out, as I'm sending it in under warranty. It appears that it had developed several dead pixels that won't go away and are very annoying. Also the thermal resolution does not appear to be any better than an SA32. After getting the scope, I noticed that the refresh rate is only 30 mhz, which is also a little annoying. I like the pard scopes, price point is amazing, options are unparalleled, but for me this one flopped. We'll test the warranty department out, and see how they handle it.