Mossy-dog

It’s ok, nothing like as good as it is on my .22 with a hawke vantage but with experience it is usable. I have used it on a 5.5-22 and a 3.5-15 and the lower mag is definitely better. essentailly I would sum it up as that I would not buy a Nightforce for using with the Pard but as I have it already and like it in all the other situations I get by with it just fine.

Needing some flip up lens covers for a 50mm Nightforce NXS. Currently using the rubber covers zip ties in place but the Pard collar doesn’t fit the back one so just going to go with a front one. Butler creeks or similar - what size do I need? And are there any other options? Thanks Dan

I have Meindl Glockners, Lundhag Professional High and Salomon Super Mountain. I think that they are all good boots and have their applications. Personally I go for the Glockners usually. Only thing that I would change about them is to make them a bit taller like the Dovers (which frustratingly fit differently so aren't any good for me). I bought the Lundhags chap off a chap and to be honest I am surprised how much I like them now. When I first put them on (struggled to get my foot in) I was far from sure but now they have mounded to my feet a bit I really quite like them .............. apart from the fact that they look like something a storm trooper would wear. Normal knocking about I wear the Salomons (cheap off ebay). They are tough and comfy, wouldlnt be my first choice for the hill all day because they are only short. Summary, I would go for Meindl Glockners although I am going to try the Taigas next time round. Don't count the Lundhag out but they are pricey! Dan