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Start out with the target at 20m just so you can get on paper. Adjust the scope so it's close to zero at that range and then move back to 100m. You should now be on paper at 100m so you can then make the final adjustments to get zeroed at that range To minimise zero shift when swapping scopes you ne...

It shocked me as well!!

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Bruce

You need to state a price otherwise, your post will be removed.

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Bruce

I seem to remember some time in 2015, Sure 24 sending me an A700 to test and compare against the E700. I found that the A700 was not nearly as good as the E700 for NV work The A700 uses a different effio chipset, and a different sensor chip. The A700 uses the Sony SuperHAD sensor, while the E700 use...

Manufacture of the E700 camera stopped a while ago because the Sony ccd sensor chips stopped being made in 2015
If you find one it will either be used, or if new, it will be expensive.
Many forum members have been searching for a suitable replacement but so far, none has been found

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Bruce

What coiour - white, red, green ,IR?

The more information you provide, the more informed the responses will be.

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Bruce

If Clive has sold all the PARD kit he received from SGC and now can't get any more because SGC don't have any to sell him - then that's not Clives fault.
Other sellers may simply not have sold all the stock they received from SGC and thus have them on the shelf for immediate delivery.

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Bruce

There's no such thing as a cheap thermal that will identify anything at those ranges
Tell your pal to save his money and buy something decent.

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Bruce

Not Clives fault
https://www.nightvisionforumuk.com/view ... 75#p181875
Everyone selling PARDs in the UK has to get them from Sportsman Gun Centre..
If they don't get what they ordered from PARD, they can't distribute it to companies like Clives

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Bruce

Re shy foxes, understood. Am currently looking at Wicked lights 940nm or similar Ballistics are my thing.....fascinating science, been loading for 25 years + so there will be accurate distance markers etc and allowances for large bullet drops at extended ranges. (Especially with 190 > 220g rounds)....