PARD DS35-70 LRF: 2K digital day/night riflescope with a 70 mm lens, built-in 1,000 m laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator, in a 30 mm tube that fits standard rings. Choose 850 nm or invisible 940 nm IR. No licence required.
$1,749.00
The PARD DS35-70 LRF is a digital day-and-night riflescope built in a conventional 30 mm tube with a centred eyepiece, so it mounts in ordinary 30 mm rings with no Picatinny rail or bulky bracket. Its 2560×1440 low-light CMOS sensor behind a 70 mm objective gives about 5.6x magnification with 2x digital zoom, shown on a round 800×800 display that keeps the natural scope sight picture. The built-in laser rangefinder reads to 1,000 m and feeds a ballistic calculator that shifts the aiming point for you. A 5 W VCSEL infrared illuminator (850 nm, or 940 nm for a near-invisible beam) lights targets to around 500 m, recoil-triggered recording saves 1080p video to micro SD, and a single 18650 gives up to 8 hours. IP67 sealed, rated to 6,000 J of recoil.
850 nm or 940 nm – which should I choose?
850 nm gives the brightest image and longest reach. 940 nm is almost invisible to game (no red glow) at the cost of a little range – the better choice for wary pigs and foxes.
Do I need to charge the battery in the scope?
No – PARD advises removing the 18650 and charging it in an external charger; do not attempt to charge the cell inside the device.
Do I need a licence to buy this?
No. It is an accessory, not a firearm or ammunition, and ships Australia-wide from 3 Gun Tactical, Tingalpa QLD.
Thermal and night-vision optics are not firearms; no licence is required to purchase and they ship Australia-wide. Specifications from the manufacturer and Australian importer. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
The PARD DS35-70 LRF is a digital day-and-night riflescope built in a conventional 30 mm tube with a centred eyepiece, so it mounts in ordinary 30 mm rings with no Picatinny rail or bulky bracket. Its 2560×1440 low-light CMOS sensor behind a 70 mm objective gives about 5.6x magnification with 2x digital zoom, shown on a round 800×800 display that keeps the natural scope sight picture. The built-in laser rangefinder reads to 1,000 m and feeds a ballistic calculator that shifts the aiming point for you. A 5 W VCSEL infrared illuminator (850 nm, or 940 nm for a near-invisible beam) lights targets to around 500 m, recoil-triggered recording saves 1080p video to micro SD, and a single 18650 gives up to 8 hours. IP67 sealed, rated to 6,000 J of recoil.
850 nm or 940 nm – which should I choose?
850 nm gives the brightest image and longest reach. 940 nm is almost invisible to game (no red glow) at the cost of a little range – the better choice for wary pigs and foxes.
Do I need to charge the battery in the scope?
No – PARD advises removing the 18650 and charging it in an external charger; do not attempt to charge the cell inside the device.
Do I need a licence to buy this?
No. It is an accessory, not a firearm or ammunition, and ships Australia-wide from 3 Gun Tactical, Tingalpa QLD.
Thermal and night-vision optics are not firearms; no licence is required to purchase and they ship Australia-wide. Specifications from the manufacturer and Australian importer. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
| Model | DS35-70-850-LRF, DS35-70-940-LRF |
|---|---|
| Brand | PARD |
| Model | DS35-70 LRF |
| Sensor | 2560×1440 CMOS, 0.001 lux |
| Objective lens | 70 mm |
| Magnification | approx. 5.6x, 2x digital zoom |
| Display | 800×800 round |
| Rangefinder | Laser, to 1,000 m, ballistic calculator |
| IR illuminator | 5 W VCSEL, 850 nm or 940 nm |
| Tube diameter | 30 mm |
| Recording | 1080p video, micro SD to 128 GB, Wi-Fi, HDMI |
| Battery | 1 x 18650, up to 8 h, USB-C |
| Waterproof rating | IP67 |
| Weight | 680 g (without battery) |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Availability | Available on back-order |
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