Which Pard?

[bighit]

This is a 12mm lens model and gives less reticule magnification and a very slightly wider field of view than the standard 16mm model, the magnification of the scope rear optic is reduced. This is preferred by some for airgun and rimfire use at closer ranges or a smaller more natural reticule is required.

This came from Blackwood's outdoor who sell them .

[Cicero]

This is a 12mm lens model and gives less reticule magnification and a very slightly wider field of view than the standard 16mm model, the magnification of the scope rear optic is reduced. This is preferred by some for airgun and rimfire use at closer ranges or a smaller more natural reticule is required.

This came from Blackwood's outdoor who sell them .

Thank you so much. This is the one I need then for close range ratting.

Best regards

[Neil54]

It is to do with field of view.
12 mm is better for 0-100 yds.
16mm is better for longer distance.
I have 12mm on my air rifle.

[madcarlos]

It is to do with field of view.
12 mm is better for 0-100 yds.
16mm is better for longer distance.
I have 12mm on my air rifle.

Funny enough my mate just bought one and went for the 12mm, He done some homework and all recommend the 12mm.

[Cicero]

Thanks guys. Looks like 12mm is the one I need.

[rex]

I am looking to buy a pard, probably the 007
Does it work fine down to 10-15 yards?

[angrybear]

I am looking to buy a pard, probably the 007
Does it work fine down to 10-15 yards?

It relies on the scope for focus, so if the scope does, the 007 will.