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This scope has now been SOLD,,,,thanks ,,,O

I gather from similar questions on other forums that have asked for this info from Pard tech that the warranty is on the product not the person as long as original purchase receipts etc can be provided,,,I have these and audit trail of purchase from optics warehouse which I am happy to show to anyone intending to buy this scope,,,,cheers onehole

Hi I have two of these one of which I shall be keeping but wishing to sell the other which is basically as new unmounted and in its box with all accessories,,,absolute bargain for someone at £650 posted. Thanks onehole.

Hi Onehole here,,,,yes I,m still around!!,,,,,,,,I also have recently bought a DS35 and found that i had to resort to using my glasses to get a clear reticule focus and agree with comments on here that the adjustment range is a little limited for us oldies. I hate wearing glasses to shoot and all of my normal scopes have sufficient range to compensate. I had a mad idea of somehow fixing a corrective lens to the Pard and with a little constructive though I went about making a delrin lens holder on my lathe to push onto the ocular of the pard and obtained a +2.5 33mm lens from a local glasses manufacturer{Most helpful Quinzy Eye products} put the lens into the holder which I made a tight fit and simply pushed this onto and over the Pard eyepiece. A little packing tape helped make it really secure and this worked an absolute treat giving ample range for adjustment and easily removable if necessary. An added bonus was that it gave an enlarged sight picture as well. There is no POI shift either no matter how much you adjust the ocular as it is purely aiding focus onto an existing image.Here are a couple of pics to better show what I had made.......

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105 Amax....SOLD

Thanks,,,,,,

I have 500 105gAmax and 500 75gVmax for sale.Must go in the 500 lots they are all same lot/batch respectively. £160 for the 105Amax{SOLD} and £150 for the 75Vmax{NOW SOLD}.Many thanks Onehole.

Hi,,,,these sold late last night I,m afraid subject to usual,,,,will get back to you if for any reason sale does not proceed but thanks for your interest. I have only used these on fox for a short time and although they produced good clean kills they do not appear to be as devastating as ballistic tips.

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I have 744 to sell in one lot.Excellent bullets the equal of Berger 80g,s in performance.They do expand quite well too as having quite a large metplat. £160 posted,,,, cheap buy for a custom bullet! Thank you ,,,O

Yes,,its just that I am thinking tjhe OP is concerned about very small and fairly insignificant amount of error at 100mtr,,,,you could zero anywhere between 80 and 140 yds/mtrs and have almost a same "zero" given trajectory is in the region of only 1/2 in/15mm or so and pretty sure this guy will want to be dialling in far greater ranges and to establish zero or what one is assuming to be zero for following ballistics from 100 yd/mtr will not get you accurately out there[unless your lucky] without checking/adjusting at suggested 200yd/mtrs and beyond.Basic stuff really just wondering whether the poster was aware.

Zeroing at 100 yds or mtrs is ok for starters but trajectory way too flat at this distance to think you could follow ballistics further out. 200 is a better place to nail it.

Hiya,,,,yes I have a need .......O

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