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Hi All,

Just a heads up that these are arriving in January and we are taking pre-orders so you can get your hands on them first.

The original NV007S is very good indeed and the NV007SP LRF improves this further, keeping the short no change to eye relief design it has an improved sensor, improved infra red illuminator with adjustment for beam and now direction (as per the DS35). The biggest highlight is the built in laser range finder.

Another small improvement is moving the battery compartment to the left hand side. I personally never found it an issue on the right hand side with bolt clearance but the change has been made.

Available to order now via our website:
https://www.nightvisionstore.co.uk/pard ... 2x38932018

We also have on special offer the standard NV007S and is massive value if you don't need the latest or the LRF feature. With a Dark Engine it will get out to 800 yards and we don't expect the new SP to be any different!

https://www.nightvisionstore.co.uk/pard ... 2x36764133


Cheers





Clive

Hello Mate, have you found that the NV007SP-LRF makes a high pitched audible beeping sound while the LRF is active ?

Seems to be a bit of an issue with them but I'm hoping it might be a batch problem and that there are some out there which don't do it.

It should be an immense bit of kit.
Would be adding to a FRONTIER 30 FFP 3-15X50 so hope there are no issues adding it to an FFP ?

Cheers,
J.

Oh, and I've got a couple of your IR illuminators and they are absolutely superb.
Which illuminator do you think would work best with the Pard NV019 ?

cheers,
J.

I’ve had the 007 and gone back to a photon. Couldn’t get a good picture at all


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I'very had the original 007 since they first came out, still using it today on a 17hmr for 100yd foxes and on a pcp air rifle for 25 yds rats. Both rifles have Hawke scopes. I had both the XT and RT photons and the image from the 007 beats them both. If you couldn't get a good image then there was something amiss, maybe the scope you were using it with wasn't compatible, having ir filtering lens coatings .