Pard NV007V Night Vision Scope Holder Tube Replacement

Loose Tolerances on the Eaglevision PARD tube adapter make it un-usable. If Eaglevision makes this right, I will certainly post an update.

[@towarzyszbeagle6866]

Are you sure you ordered the right ring adapter? There are several versions of the adapter corresponding to the different 007 models, eg. A, V, S, SP etc. I have one of these adaptors for my SP and the snap on locking ring fits tighter than the stock PARD one. The PARD crosshair is only an alignment and orientation tool. It does not need to match your crosshair perfectly because all the PARD is doing is staring at the scope picture. It all works off of your scopes existing zero. Technically even with the adapter flapping around like yours your shots should still go where the scope reticle is aiming.

[@kennethrich2107]

Yes.... northeastairguns.com/collections/pard/products/eagle-vision-pard-007-scope-adapter

[@kennethrich2107]

I have no use for it. I took it off.

[@fxpeter22]

It should definately be a better fit considering the price but just one observation. When fitted you are looking at the crosshairs inside your scope so the point of impact will not change no matter how sloppy the fit is. The image will move around but the crosshairs are fixed relative to your scope alignment. not the PARD

[@kennethrich2107]

Yes, I know. Been shootong for over 50 years..well versed on optics. The PARD unit has crosshairs as well, which can be and are aligned with your scopes crosshairs. Taking pictures and/or video with the PARD, and having the 2 sets of crosshairs mis-aligned looks silly. Imagine everytime looking through your scope and seeing 2 sets of crosshairs. Try it out....especially on a hunt.

[@fxpeter22]

@@kennethrich2107 Hi, why would you ever want both sets of crosshairs in view? The PARD unit crosshairs are only a tool to help during setup, once done switch them off then you only have one set of crosshairs. By the way, Been shooting over 60 years......and well versed on optics!

[@kennethrich2107]

You are right, you can indeed turn off the PARD crosshair alignment. As stated, it does NOT affect shot placement. What it does however, is skew the crosshairs in the photos and video. In my case, a portion of the lower part of the crosshairs are not visible. I was expecting full field of view as seen through the scope. Savvy ? @@fxpeter22

[@fxpeter22]

Yep, I see where you are coming from on the photos and vids. I have my PARD fitted to a First Focal Plane scope which has a low base mag so on the low setting the reticle is completely visible with plenty of space around it. If i gently increase the scope mag I can get it to match the full screen size. Enjoy your shooting 🙂@@kennethrich2107