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rangur1

rangur1

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This is a collection of short videos of pesting trash pandas. Mostly successful, but also a missed opportunity or 2 . Taipan vet 25 cal. 15 yards. 34g JSB at 730 FPS for 40 FPE. Enjoy! NOTE: I've been asked often, these videos are a result of my cave man understanding of my equipment. Video is taken from a pard 007, then then uploaded to my PC, then I record my edited video with my phone from the computer screen as you can see. So in essence, the video has been recorded twice through 3 different media. Probably suffer on longer range stuff with the picture quality, but will have to experiment.

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Webe eating good this winter , can still put food on the table .
450 bushmaster ,250gr hornady , 115 yrds quartering away . IMG_0532.jpeg
 
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swNCsw said:
Good clean video as well is it the pard ? I take it the one video where the backing is darker it appears the ir is not on but, I am just guessing of course haha. The backing with the ir sure makes for a nice clear pic . :coffee:
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The dark background is the rubber backstop. The white is a towel pinned up to help me spot them in the dark so I don’t have to run the pard constantly.
 
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JaceSpace1369 said:
That is some really good footage, do you use the pard for short to medium distances only?
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I only have used it short distance only. Haven't had the opportunity to go medium or long range. It is my belief that the scope makes the difference. If your scope is real clear and sharp at 50-125 yards, then the PARD's IR can be focused tighter to give solid illumination to create a pretty sharp image. It's all about focusing both real good prior and testing it out.
 
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rangur1 said:
I only have used it short distance only. Haven't had the opportunity to go medium or long range. It is my belief that the scope makes the difference. If your scope is real clear and sharp at 50-125 yards, then the PARD's IR can be focused tighter to give solid illumination to create a pretty sharp image. It's all about focusing both real good prior and testing it out.
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Good to know! I've been interested in getting one but I keep psyching myself out of it thinking it may not be suited for beyond 100yds. Thank you!
 
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