This unit is designed to replace the pard NV007, NV007A and NV007V tubes.
Package includes:
- 1 x Universal scope holder USH-46
- 1 x pard Adaptor ring PR-007
- 1 x Storage case
- 1 x Silicone grease tube
- 1x 4 coil eye rubber cap
The USH-46 go over the scope eye relief then need minimum 20mm maximum 45mm.
This unit can be connect to 99% of the scopes from eye relief outer with dimension of 40mm to 46.5mm and it will find the centre automatically while you are tightening it.
Details:
TOTAL length: 69mm
Our pard ring length: 24mm
Made of aluminium.
Please note:
The pard 007 is not included.
This unit does not fit to NV007S nor it works with it.
This unit will not work on any scopes with shorter ocular less then 25mm between the end of the ocular and the reticle illumination control.
Setup instructions:
1. Have the 007 & EVC adapter connected, then slip them over the eyebell and tighten almost fully.
2. Digitally zoom-in the 007 to ×3.5, look through it and manipulate the 007 until the reticle on-screen is centred both horizontally and vertically.
3. Now fully tighten the EVC adapter.
…it can still pivot slightly, with the multiple ‘fingers’ of the adjustable collet acting like a slightly malleable ball-joint, for fine-tuning.
4. Now back-off the zoom to 0x and you have a perfectly centred 007/scope setup.
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3 reviews for Pard NV007 NV007A NV007V Scope Holder Tube Replacement Night Vision Kit
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L (verified owner) –
Got this in the post today, prompt delivery thanks. First impressions are that it’s very well engineered and all parts were well protected for transit. I bought it to go over the ridged diopter rings of three original MTC Mamba Lites that I’ve got on an air rifle, .22RF and .223 Rem. The adjustable adapter easily went on to them and locked solidly. The interconnect to the Pard bayonet fitting has a very fine thread but fits well and I’m going to leave that in place so that the whole thing stays as one unit. The Pard fits on to it more smoothly than their own adapters do.
When in place there was no movement in the system and adjustment to get a clear image was quick and easy. I’m looking forward to getting out and using this.
A very nice rubber eyecup came with the adapter and can be screwed in place of the interconnect. Since I’m leaving my adapter as one unit it would be good to see either an eyecup with a Pard male fitting available or an adapter with a Pard male fitting to screw onto the provided eyecup.
A very nice piece of kit and good value for money at the sale price.
Steven Paull (verified owner) –
I have just bought a Pard NV 007A and like many others have sourced a better scope mounting solution than that supplied with the Pard. In my case, after a lot of deliberation I have bought a Pard NV007 Scope Holder Tube Replacement Night Vision Kit from Masood at Eaglevisioncam. There are cheaper adapters out there and I cannot comment on those. What I can say however is that Eaglevisioncam mount is superbly designed and manufactured to a very high standard which justifies the price. It is designed to fit scopes with an occular bell diameter of 40mm to 46.5mm with I have two Hawke Airmax scopes, it fits the one with the 43mm diameter occular bell perfectly. My other “compact” scope has a 39mm diameter bell so I have had to make a shim for that to get it to fit, but it does and works fine. It’s the perfect solution in my opinion because it allows you to swap the Pard onto different scopes in seconds without having to have different pemanently fixed Pard mountings.
peterandlynnespencer (verified owner) –
Eaglevision Pard 007 scope connector
The service I received from Masood was exemplary. My questions were answered rapidly, helpfully and enabled me to make an informed choice. I ordered the Eaglevision adaptor on Friday morning and had the kit in my hand the following day – quite outstanding service!
The Eaglevision adaptor is an entirely different proposition from the adaptor supplied with the Pard 007 providing a much more stable and accurate fixing than the OE connector.
The Eaglevision kit is not a cheap purchase and whilst it is an excellent bit of kit if you are concerned about the price, there are some things worth noting.
The Eaglevision has three advantages over the Pard supplied fitting:
The first, is that it is much more straightforward to fit to a scope than the standard fitting supplied by Pard. Having said that however, if you can put up with the rather Heath-Robinson insulation tape fixing that the original Pard supplied scope connector requires and are able (with this seemingly poor solution) to fit the Pard to your scope, the standard Pard fitting will actually do the job quite well.
The second advantage is that the Eaglevision will easily fit a variety of scopes (providing that you stay within it’s generous parameters). The Pard fitting will fit only limited sizes of scopes and whereas the Eaglevision adaptor can easily be moved from one scope to another, the standard Pard fitting needs specific shims and wrappings of insulating tape to attach it to a specific scope and cannot be easily or quickly removed. It should also be noted that the Pard adaptors come in several sizes and whilst they are relatively inexpensive (about £20.00) you may well need one for each of your other rifles.
The third advantage is the Eaglevision’s tendency to “self’centre” when being attached to the scope. This is important because in order to get a clear image through the Pard it’s essential to have the scopes’ reticle as near to the centre of the screen as possible. This is not a parallax or accuracy thing – the point of impact (POI) is unaffected by an off-centre screen image or head position – it’s just that the screen tends to slightly blur and fade-out towards the edges of the image particularly when you don’t have your head pressed closely into the rubber eye cup of the Pard, so if the reticle is off centre you will not get a full and clear sight picture.
The OE Pard fitting is very fiddly to adjust for centre because it requires that you hold the Pard perfectly level and horizontal with one hand whilst trying to tighten each of the two Allen screws with the other – it’s a bit like trying to rub your belly and pat your head at the same time – it can be done, but it will frustrate you!
So, in conclusion. The Pard 007NV is a fine piece of kit (you really do need to get one) only slightly let down by it’s fitting system. The OE fitting will work, but the Eaglevision adaptor is a beautifully engineered solution to hanging a scope off the back of your scope – if you can afford one, buy one, you won’t be disappointed.