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I'm looking for one of those clip-on at a second-hand price

Pulsar: F155
fxq50
fxq30


thanks

Don't expect many replies - none of these have sold well in the UK (mainly because they are not very good)

Cheers

Bruce

Why ? it surprises me

Could you tell me or recommend any, I would appreciate it

The model pard007, is very good, but it hits my eye and I find it difficult to shoot with it (I use caliber 270wsm)

thaks!!!!

migui wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2019, 12:12

Why ? it surprises me

Could you tell me or recommend any, I would appreciate it

The model pard007, is very good, but it hits my eye and I find it difficult to shoot with it (I use caliber 270wsm)

thaks!!!!

When you look through your riflescope with any of those front add-ons attached, you are actually looking at small display screen of the add-on.
As you increase the magnification of your riflescope, you soon start to see the individual pixels of the display and this reduces the quality of the image.
Pulsar advise limiting the magnification of the riflescope to x4-x8 for the F155, x1-x3 for the fxq38 and x2-x5 for the fxq50
I've looked through all of them and at any magnification, the image is very poor compared to any rear add-on or dedicated digital scope.
A PARD NV008 digital scope that works very well both day and night, might be a better (and cheaper) solution than any of the front add-ons

Cheers

Bruce

migui wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2019, 12:12

Why ? it surprises me

Could you tell me or recommend any, I would appreciate it

The model pard007, is very good, but it hits my eye and I find it difficult to shoot with it (I use caliber 270wsm)

thaks!!!!

If your scope works with an add on, and the problem is length and eye relief then I would suggest one of our Ward D Vision 800L units.

These are a lot shorter overall and also have longer eye relief than the 007.

http://www.nightvisionstore.co.uk/ward- ... 2x21073830


Cheers





Clive

Thanks Phoenix,

but I have fixed rings and the scope can not be removed

Cliveward,

How about that model?

How is it different from 007?

Thanks

migui wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2019, 21:11

Thanks Phoenix,

but I have fixed rings and the scope can not be removed

Cliveward,

How about that model?

How is it different from 007?

Thanks

Hi migui,

The 800L is a lot shorter. It only adds a minimum of 75mm behind your scope so it doesn't affect your shooting position at all. It also has a much longer eye relief eyepiece so you don't 'have' to have your eye hard against it. We have customers using them on .30-06 without moderators, etc. with no problems.

It's also a much more sensitive camera than the PARD unit so will have much better range for whichever IR you are using.

Very robust and waterproof too.


Cheers





Clive

thanks cliveward

I will keep it in mind to think about it