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@@migsy2728 hi. Ebay has them but I got mine from Vector Air online

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 OK thanks

@@danshorthouse I think they will be pretty much the same yeah

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 thanks for the reply mate! Would you consider selling yours? Thanks 🇬🇧

@@danshorthouse I sold mine some time ago now , I was running out of space in the safe :)

@@markshen3280 Hi. We think it's a Carrion Crow

Hi ..The bipod has a ring to attach a sling but the rifle doesn't have a stud at the butt end. single point slings or ones with a loop for the butt end would probably work best

Hi there.. I would use good quality Marine Ply for the floor and a solid treated hardwood for the Stringers. Hope this helps :)

Hi, thanks for your comments and watching the video. The stuff in the plastic bag was 100% wild rabbit meat minced, The banana peel was something it dragged out of a bin bag beside the bin and seemed to enjoy playing with it. Although they are naturally Omnivores and will eat almost anything, we were careful to only give it things it could find naturally in the wild, apart from some wild bird food bought from a store(and mincing the rabbit of course) Thanks again and have a great day>

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 Hi, thanks for answer, I thought it was bacon! Well done :)

Does it feel as if you are having to stretch your neck to align your eye with the PARD?

Not sure if I'm honest. Definitely rifled though

What if you bought a new gun?

Thanks Yorkshire Outdoorsman. We had a thing in the garden the other day but it was a bit chilly. I got mine out off scope and friends with no interest in shooting at all could see that bats, the badgers, some deer, and the little critters I leave alone (like field mice) that run out and take some of the dropped bird food and run away like they stole it? They are fun things even if you don't shoot.

Many thanks for those kind words

HI there. I`ve been shooting air guns for I guess about 40 years now, and in my experience I would say that barrel length does have some influence. Particularly in muzzle velocity. We are not talking huge amounts here of course.. sub 12 air rifles after all. Accuracy... well different people will have a varied opinion on that subject. I personally I chose the long kind of automatically. I have always had better results from a standard length barrel. and I like to look of it if I`m honest😁 I love my Vixen. I have fitted the metal foregrip and an AG-43 pistol grip. I am waiting for a carbon fibre barrel shroud too. I think that with the Vixen, Long or short is merely a matter of personal preference. They are both extremely good looking and excellent performing rifles 👍

@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 I know what you are saying 👍

@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 also I do like the short as I can shoot from my pickup cab without worrying about length, just got to remember to open the window lol had a m8 take his window out once

I have just bought a vixen short because of my shooting in a confined space I e. In a hide. It is a brilliant rifle and the accuracy is superb . I have two other rifles, both Brococks and I love them as well but the vixen just said come and try me . Hooked 😅 👍👍

@malcolmdonnison3987 cool ,I prefer the short as I also want to be able to shoot it from my pick up cab 👍

No not at all the PARD technically just looking at what you would be looking at with your eye. No need for re zero

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 Thanks for that i'l try again tomorrow it worked fine off my scopes tonight see what happens when i put it on my scopes

I think what you are saying is that the PARD is working as it should hand held, but has an issue when attached to a scope? If this is the case I would ask Is the scope on its own working correctly? What size objective lens is the scope you are using? and does the PARD function as requested in daylight?

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 Ive set the pard to colour had it on B&W BEFORE ITS SET OK NOW I THINK HAND HELD just have to try it on my rifle my rifle sights are zero'd correctly just checked them all shots almos in the bullseye im a bit new to all this nightg stuff thanks for the help

Not tried the PARD on the gun in daylight will do after

Seems ok now i think the adjuster underneath seemed to have lost some of its tension seems ok now

@@casper1240 that's good news. It's a great little unit even though I have actually moved on to the PARD DS35LRF now ....this hobby is costing me a small fortune 😁

Hey there. Thanks for watching. I personally prefer the 850nm IR illuminator, for two reasons. Firstly, with sub 12 airguns 850 is more than enough for the distances I will be shooting over. Secondly, the 940 will inevitably use more battery power and deplete the battery quicker. It`s just my own personal choice and opinion... Hope this helps..

No it's an air rifle

So did I...at first.. not illegal as such. That is to say there is nothing in current legislation. but frowned upon...PC gone bonkers. Mind you, I didn't see anymore of those in the racks when I went last week.

@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 I had loads of FIG 11 targets and we got stopped using them in the club so I binned them 😩

Not illegal at all .my local range sells the fig 11 targets and they are very popular 👍

@malcolmdonnison3987 strange ,this was about 15 years ago ,might have just been the range we was using, and to be fair, it was very clicky and ran by idiots

Hi there. It Is a 4 channel model, elevator, rudder, and ailerons. so a degree of good co-ordination is required. It is however a good stable model providing it is set up and balanced well. It is light weight and as such not fond of overly windy conditions. Its fairly hardy and can withstand heavy landings as long as the wings are not hitting a tree LOL....Overall I would say it is a great beginner model as well as great fun for the more experienced model pilot.

thanks!@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746

Thank you for the comment. That is interesting information. I Had an idea it may be but wasn't sure. So its great to have confirmation from someone who knows.. Thanks again and have a great day..

Both of us on the mend I hope 😃Hospital is not the place I would have chosen to spend my birthday 😁 but Hey Ho....Have a good one Buddy

Hi there. Possibly a loose battery? I I had a torch that did that once. I just put some silver paper in the battery cap to tighten it up. can't say I have had any problems like that with the PARD tho..thankfully. The battery life will of course depend on several things. Such as, IR illuminator use, recording, using standby mode when not actively using the scope. Even the cold weather will affect battery life.

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 battery cap completely tight and when it said battery low on screen then died I was able to turn it back on and it was at two bar battery again, odd one for sure on a brand new device viewing at night is great though so I’ll work and fiddle with it and see how it goes.

I know it sounds daft but it may just be a faulty battery. During the daytime, Just using the unit in day mode with some occasional recording and putting it into sleep mode when not actively using it, I get at least four/five hours , possibly longer as that's the usual duration of my outings so I have not tried it for longer than that. At night I tend to use IR level 1 as I find it is plenty for my air rifles and I have not yet been out where I have had to swap out the battery. I would also make sure you check in the menu that you have nothing turned on that you don't need, such as Wi-Fi, (unless you use it of course) screen brightness and so on. Hope this helps. :)

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 ok cheers,I’m only new to a night vision to, maybe it is a faulty battery have warranty anyway, but I’ll be sure go through all the options and see what’s on or of and what is and not needed for my foxing, thanks for the help in meantime

I see, What is the issue exactly?

I watched your video and in your room that's dark you can see your green light very clear I turn my on but there's no green circle at all and the battery is full

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 it's a IR 940 vastfire

What is it like over distance? I think the 940 is the larger one? more of a flood beam perhaps? Have you considered the Vector Magnus Laser designator as shown on my Hw110 review. Fully focusable beam. Much like the old ND3. I don't use them now I have the PARD

@@yorkshireoutdoorsmen2746 the distance is ruffly 20 feet