Eh ? At what distance, in comparison to what, that's a really open question ?
I think the comment you replied too was aimed at another thread with a pinch of humour!
Whatever do you mean, it's a serious question
@Liveonce what lasers would you say were best for use with a pard 008 on a .204 and is there much to be gained over standard IR?I didn’t either and was very cynical on some of the threads but had to hold my hand up after a few outings. It all depends on the application, still have original 008‘s sitting on my rimfire’s but for anyone buying new with that sort of budget then yes and certainly anyone foxing or stalking will see the benefits of the C50’s features.
No amount of videos or quotes will replace actual time looking through any scope, the thing I touched on earlier about being able to make out your quarry without any illumination before the shot really is a benefit out in the field and once experienced you become aware of the advantages it brings. The low light performance for stalkers is unreal, you can shoot in full colour right up to last knockings whereas your ATN’s Pards etc you will be looking at a black screen and if you can make something out it will be lagging like the clappers, the C50 doesn’t suffer from lag when the light is going.
Regarding lasers vs led ive said before since going from lasers on the Pards to led with the Pulsar I’ve noticed that less foxes seem to be aware of my presence, sometimes continuing to look and walk towards me sub 100yds with the light on them, logic says more covert but who knows, could be pure coincidence
Don't suppose you've got any updates on availability yet?
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Already done. Was just after any idea on timescales you were able to give as that would determine whether I hang on or buy something else.Please select the model you require and choose the stock alert email . As soon as in stock you will be notified.
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The amazing Pulsar Digex C50 provides incredible day and night imagery, top tier build quality and super low light night vision performance.
Thank you and apologies - my original question probably wasn't clear.
You need to see clearly and hold accuracy during load development, i personally prefer a day scope for this, rifle needs to be rested as well as possible, once your then happy with your load, then use the c50 or what ever.This might not be the thread for this Q but there seem to be a lot of knowledgeable folk in here so I'll try anyway
I'm about to pick up a new .223 and put either a Pard (most likely due to availability) or C50 on top. I will probably end up reloading at some point but for now I'm just going to chuck a couple of boxes of factory through it and see how it shoots and keep things simple. Question is would either scope be any good for this basic load testing or am I better putting one of my day scopes on top until I figure out what it prefers? Sorry if that's a numpty question - not used either Pard or C50 before!
This might not be the thread for this Q but there seem to be a lot of knowledgeable folk in here so I'll try anyway
I'm about to pick up a new .223 and put either a Pard (most likely due to availability) or C50 on top. I will probably end up reloading at some point but for now I'm just going to chuck a couple of boxes of factory through it and see how it shoots and keep things simple. Question is would either scope be any good for this basic load testing or am I better putting one of my day scopes on top until I figure out what it prefers? Sorry if that's a numpty question - not used either Pard or C50 before!
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