This digital riflescope from the well-known night vision brand PARD is, despite its light weight, packed with interesting features!

This is the version with the 50mm lens and a magnification of 4x to 8x.
The riflescope uses a rechargeable 18650 battery that can easily be replaced

What is also very interesting is the focus-free lens cover! This lens cover has a closable hole that uses the pinhole principle.
This allows you to leave the lens cover closed during the day and open this hole. This means that the lens will not be overexposed and will not have to refocus at a distance.

Night vision

The most important feature of the DS35 is of course the possibility of night vision.

This type of night vision actually works like a normal digital camera, but without the infrared filter in front of the lens.
Because this filter is misty/removable, this viewer can capture other light outside the visible spectrum. The viewer converts this light into a visible image that we see on the screen on the back of the night vision device.

When it is really dark, these digital night vision devices with the support of an infrared (IR) lamp can still provide a good image, they work with different wavelengths, for this you can use the following lamp for example: IR-lamp HikMicro Pro 940 Nm

For questions about wavelengths, you can read our blog about it: 850nm or 940nm? Which wavelength for your night vision device!

Image & Menu

A very striking feature of this riflescope is the round LTPS 800x800 screen. Thanks to this screen and the 2560×1440 (2K) CMOS sensor, it feels very natural to look through the DS35.

The menu is also easy to operate on this screen thanks to the rotating button and simple, clear design.
In this image you also control the internal menu. This menu has a simple design without too many bells & whistles.
In addition to contrast and brightness, the image also has an adjustable color palette for every situation:

• Color (daytime only)
• Black and white
• Yellow
• Green

Profiles, reticles and zeroing

On the DS35 you can use 5 different profiles (A to E). Each profile can be set differently for different purposes.
For example, you can create a profile for other weapons, and then exchange the scope. But you can also create a profile for other types of ammunition in the same weapon.

In each profile you can adjust the desired parameters and your reticle.
You have 6 reticles from the simple cross, to a real Christmas tree of options. So there is always a suitable one!
The color of the cross can also be adjusted to white, red, green, and red.

The sighting of the DS35 is also a simple and well-designed process. Like many digital rifle scopes, this scope can be sighted in a shot.
Once you have fired a shot, you can indicate in the menu where the bullet has hit. After this, the reticle corrects itself to the point of impact.

Unlike many digital riflescopes, the DS35 uses image-shift zeroing.
This shifts the image instead of the reticle. This keeps the reticle centrally in the image.

Mounting the DS35-50

The DS35 comes with a set of 22mm picatinny/weaver mounting rings.
But if you want to use other mounts, any 30mm mounts will also fit.

For air rifles, we recommend the FX no limit mounts.
Because digital optics have a smaller adjustment range, it is advisable to use mounts with an adjustable angle.