PARD Thermals
- By AlabamaLarry
- Optics
- 2 Replies
Appreciate the information, I am fairly new to the whole night hunting thing. I started with NV and having only gone a few times I did get two yotes but that was with my .308 powder burner. Those shots were at 100 and 120 yds.I have the SA32/19 which has the 19mm optic lens and is great for the short-range use I intended it for - primarily ratting. If you are going to go after game that is more of a distance with your Texan, I would suggest the 35mm lens which is right at your price point (with LRF). It will give you a lot better definition in that 50-100 range for hogs or coyotes. My PARDS have worked reliably. The LRF with BC has always been correct for me. Documentation sucks, but they aren't the only one!
You are looking at a 384k scope in your price range. I have a 640k that I use for the longer range night hunting that there is a large difference in target definition than the 384k with the small lens, but the prices start getting much higher with them.
I think there are a lot more posts in this section if you search for them that will give you a wide range of opinions from use from other members.
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