moa rails for pard nv 008

[airbourne 128]

can any of you answer this, i hear a lot of people saying about the pard nv 008 crosshair being low on the screen so would a moa rail raise the cross hair up on the screen

[Blackwood Outdoors 64]

Cut a piece of tin with some snips from a tin of coke and then place it between the unit and its rail at the rear.. You can also adjust windage slightly as theres some play on the rail then tighten.

[nick703 447]

If it requires a piece of pop can to make  the cross central, surely this is not right, I've had similar issues with two photons and will never again accept this , anything I purchase from now on that requires a piece of POP can to work properly will be returned, I work hard for my money and spend thousands on rifles, thermal, night vision.     F#*#ing pop can .    

[Blackwood Outdoors 64]

Every rifle rail and mounts are different. They can't all be optically centred for windage and elevation perfectly every time on every rifle.... Photons are far worse for this issue.

If it really boils your piss, don't use anything that requires some some slight adjustment at times and stick to a rear add on or some other unit..

[nick703 447]

8 hours ago, Blackwood Outdoors said:

Every rifle rail and mounts are different. They can't all be optically centred for windage and elevation perfectly every time on every rifle.... Photons are far worse for this issue.

If it really boils your piss, don't use anything that requires some some slight adjustment at times and stick to a rear add on or some other unit..

The manufacturing company's of these units that require, pop can, adjustable mounts, moa rails  should supply there night vision with a suitable mounting system, I would gladly pay 100 quid extra for a setup that works out the box , an photons !!!  They really do boil my piss    Probably spent over a grand on my current photon to get it right ish