PARD Night Stalker 4K 2.0 50mm Digital Night Vision Riflescope with LRF and 850nm IR

A coyote called in at last light can still be coming in after dark, and there is no time to change scopes. The PARD Night Stalker 4K 2.0 50mm covers both ends of that hunt: a 3840 × 2160 sensor rated to 0.001 lux, a 1,000 m laser rangefinder housed inside the objective lens, and a detachable 850 nm infrared illuminator for the hours when the ambient light runs out. Its 50 mm lens gives 5x, and digital zoom takes it to 20x.

Key Features

• 4K sensor to 0.001 lux. A 3840 × 2160 CMOS sensor with 2 μm pixels shows the scene in color or black and white.
• 5x to 20x on a round display. The 50 mm lens gives 5x and a 4.2° × 4.2° field, about 7.3 m across at 100 m, and digital zoom takes it to 20x. The round 1280 × 1280 IPS display sits behind 65 mm of eye relief; focus runs from 10 m to infinity and the diopter from -5 to +5. The Night Stalker 4K 2.0 70mm gives 6.5x to 26x and a narrower 3° field, and comes without an illuminator.
• Rangefinder in the lens. The laser rangefinder is housed inside the objective, so the scope keeps a day-scope profile. It measures to 1,000 m and feeds the ballistic calculator.
• Detachable 850 nm illuminator. The infrared illuminator has an adjustable beam: focus it for distance or widen it to cover more ground, and take it off when you don't need it.
• Side focus you can program. The side focus knob adjusts the image like a day scope's and can be set to trigger ranging or the ballistic calculation. The grooved keys and the silent magnetic lens cap work with gloves on.
• Two batteries. A built-in 21700 and a removable 18650 run it for up to 6 hours, with external power over USB-C, and a single press wakes it from standby.
• Record the shot. Recoil-activated recording keeps a 20-second loop and saves it to the microSD card (up to 128 GB) when it senses recoil. Photos and video save at 1280 × 1280, with sound, time stamps, auto and loop recording. Picture-in-picture shows a 2x view of the reticle area at the top of the screen, Wi-Fi turns a phone into a second viewfinder through the PardVision2 app, and there is an HDMI output, a gyroscope and an electronic compass.
• Built for recoil and weather. An aluminum alloy housing sealed to IP67, rated to 6,000 J of recoil and -30 °C to +55 °C (-22 °F to +131 °F).

Ideal For

• Coyote and hog hunters who start at last light and stay out after dark with one scope.
• Hunters who range before the shot, with the distance feeding the ballistic calculator.
• Hunters who film their hunts, since recording starts on the shot.