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  1. 14-06-2024, 04:14 PM #4
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    The DS35 is lighter, has a fantastic built in IR plus the ballistic calculator which works very well. Not to mention the price difference. If I was just looking at these 2 options I would go for the Pard every time. The Pard does have a narrower FOV but it has never worried me. I also find in day mode the Pard has a clearer image than the Pulsar. I notice this when sighting in, it is easier to see the target and the bullet holes with the Pard.
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