Night vision scope, which to choose?

Hello if in your budget look at a PVS14 and you can either weapons mount it behind a red dot with nv setting, it can be helmet mounted and used with the same gun and an ir laser can also be used. It can be used as a hand held monocular, and best of all it can jump from gun to gun with no rezeroing. Hope this helps Eric.
Will be looking into this
 
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Pard FD1?...seems ok to me...

I received my FD1 today (I'm in Connecticut USA). The instructions are completely inadequate and there are NO videos that show you a) what to expect and b) step by set setup and mounting and use with an optical scope as a clip-on. I will have to make a video my self on these points as I have to first figure things out on my own.





I was also disappointed at the screen resolution in daytime color mode. I was looking at a target at 50 yards and it couldn't resolve the target rings themselves nor the pellet holes.





As a clip-on, it does not have the ballistic calc and new aim point. I just threw-out my $650 for this scope. Useless to me. That is never disclosed by Pard or dealers.





I haven't shot with it yet because I still have MANY questions.





Pard make great products but HORRIBLE customer support and resources for customers.





I also have a NV008SLRF and DS35-70LRF.
 
Are you zeroing at that 50-70 distance and does your setup shoot flat, do you need a range finder or clearest image, just want to be able to see in the dark, lightweight and compact. The reason I ask is I have been testing day/night scopes for over a year including wraith 2-16HD, wraith 4k max, wraith 4k mini, pard nv007, pard nv008p, atn 4k pro 3-14, accufire tr1. I'm sure I can get you sorted with a little more details and I am happy to share test videos just let me know. For that matter any one in this thread looking just ask I also recently started testing thermal scopes and monoculars.
Hey brawler1588. Whats a good one for a fixed distance (bait station) under 50 yards? Dont need it to record or measure. Strictly night vision and easy to use and fairly cheap
 
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Hey brawler1588. Whats a good one for a fixed distance (bait station) under 50 yards? Dont need it to record or measure. Strictly night vision and easy to use and fairly cheap
I would go with the dnt zulus 520 for $499, BUT for $200 extra you can get the lrf version if you wanted. If not the non lrf will do you well. As for ease of use if you get it I will talk you through the buttons and any questions you may have.

 
Hey brawler1588. Whats a good one for a fixed distance (bait station) under 50 yards? Dont need it to record or measure. Strictly night vision and easy to use and fairly cheap
Am using my non LRF model Zulus to wreck rats from 15 to 40 yards. For me its been a ratting game changer…
 
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I would go with the dnt zulus 520 for $499, BUT for $200 extra you can get the lrf version if you wanted. If not the non lrf will do you well. As for ease of use if you get it I will talk you through the buttons and any questions you may have.

Thanks! I like how light they are compared to other night vision scopes.
 
I would go with the dnt zulus 520 for $499, BUT for $200 extra you can get the lrf version if you wanted. If not the non lrf will do you well. As for ease of use if you get it I will talk you through the buttons and any questions you may have.

dNT Zulus ($499) or Wraith Hd ($375). Of these two, is the Zulus worth the extra $$