PARD OPTICS for Sale

Quick Look

PARD Optics specializes in advanced digital thermal and night vision scopes designed for hunters and tactical shooters. Their products combine user-friendly interfaces with cutting-edge imaging technology to enhance target acquisition in low light. PARD continues to grow in popularity for its durability and innovative digital solutions.

Why It's a Top Choice

• High-resolution thermal imaging sensors
• Easy-to-use digital interface and controls
• Robust construction for harsh environments
• Competitive pricing for quality optics
• Versatile for hunting and tactical use

Key Variants

PARD NV008

Popular night vision scope favored by hunters for affordable clarity and battery life.

PARD SA19

Digital sight offering multiple reticle options and variable magnification for tactical use.

PARD TC35

Thermal imaging scope built for demanding hunters and professionals requiring reliable thermal detection.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	PARD Optics	ATN	Pulsar
MSRP	$500–$1500	$700–$2500	$900–$3000
Sensor Type	Digital & Thermal	Digital & Thermal	Thermal
Weight	12–18 oz	10–22 oz	13–20 oz
Optics-Ready	Yes	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Digital Controls	Digital Controls	Digital Controls
Notable Pro	Affordable Thermal Models	Highly Customizable	Exceptional Thermal Clarity
Notable Con	Limited US Dealer Network	Higher Cost	Pricey for Entry Models

Best Use Cases

• Hunting in low-light and night conditions
• Range target acquisition and practice
• Tactical and law enforcement operations
• Surveillance and wildlife observation
• Digital hunting optics enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I mount PARD Optics on any rifle?

Most PARD scopes use standard 30mm rings compatible with popular rifle mounts. Verify mounting specs for your firearm before purchase.

What is the typical battery life for PARD thermal scopes?

Battery life generally ranges from six to ten hours depending on model and usage, using rechargeable or replaceable cells.

How does PARD compare to other thermal optic brands?

PARD offers affordable thermal imaging with solid performance, but has fewer advanced features compared to high-end brands like Pulsar or ATN.