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GA's Review of PARD Optics Night Vision 6.5X-12X Rifle Scope NV008P
Had to leave a review for you guys because nobody else has.
Actually, this unit comes with the 9/2020 Firmware update which means you get the 6.5X-13.5X magnification, The PIP and multiple Reticle choices. The scope reticle and the Red Dot pointer onboard has held zero so far after 50 rounds at the range. There are tons of reviews for this riflescope on the UK air gun forums you can look up. Fancy that, the poor Brits DO NOT have a Second Amendment… keep that thought in mind. However, they do some very nice reviews and they’re relevant. I have walked around outside at night and overall, I like this scope, it’s lightweight and is functional as a handheld Monocular (you can cancel the crosshairs) or as a riflescope out to about two hundred yards. I would zero at fifty yards for .5.56 and you will be pretty close at 200 yards. For the price and functionality this is a very capable option compared to other NV options for the price point and functions. The sight comes out of the box shooting a bit low and left, same for the Brit reviews. Two tips that come to mind right off, (1) the manufacturer includes two shims (if you need another one, simply cut a shim out of a soda can) that you put under the rear of the sight to raise the reticle more towards the center of the scope after adjusting zero, because it will be low. (2) if your scope will not adjust initially using the Zero function, simply take out the battery and count to ten, Reinsert the battery and all should work as per the zeroing instructions. Opps, (3) Additional batteries, this is an 18650 FLAT TOP, and is a little shorter than say a Streamlight 18650. These are about 2.5” 63-65mm x.75” 19mm. The manual stinks, so watch the YouTube vids on how to zero the PARD NV008. I got everything zeroed in one trip to the range. Other than that, enjoy.
Actually, this unit comes with the 9/2020 Firmware update which means you get the 6.5X-13.5X magnification, The PIP and multiple Reticle choices. The scope reticle and the Red Dot pointer onboard has held zero so far after 50 rounds at the range. There are tons of reviews for this riflescope on the UK air gun forums you can look up. Fancy that, the poor Brits DO NOT have a Second Amendment… keep that thought in mind. However, they do some very nice reviews and they’re relevant. I have walked around outside at night and overall, I like this scope, it’s lightweight and is functional as a handheld Monocular (you can cancel the crosshairs) or as a riflescope out to about two hundred yards. I would zero at fifty yards for .5.56 and you will be pretty close at 200 yards. For the price and functionality this is a very capable option compared to other NV options for the price point and functions. The sight comes out of the box shooting a bit low and left, same for the Brit reviews. Two tips that come to mind right off, (1) the manufacturer includes two shims (if you need another one, simply cut a shim out of a soda can) that you put under the rear of the sight to raise the reticle more towards the center of the scope after adjusting zero, because it will be low. (2) if your scope will not adjust initially using the Zero function, simply take out the battery and count to ten, Reinsert the battery and all should work as per the zeroing instructions. Opps, (3) Additional batteries, this is an 18650 FLAT TOP, and is a little shorter than say a Streamlight 18650. These are about 2.5” 63-65mm x.75” 19mm. The manual stinks, so watch the YouTube vids on how to zero the PARD NV008. I got everything zeroed in one trip to the range. Other than that, enjoy.
Pros:
- Light weight and easy installation. Finish excellent and really lightweight.
- Price friendly for functionality and options
Cons:
- Red Dot set screws just a bit looser than I like
Best Used for:
- It works at night, use your imagination
Would Recommend:
Yes
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