PARD NIGHT STALKER 4K 2.0 LRF 6.5-26 SCOPE

The Pard Night Stalker 4K 2.0 LRF 6.5-26 scope is a digital hunting optic that merges thermal-class imaging with traditional magnification and integrated rangefinding for serious hunters working low-light or night conditions. Built around a true 4K sensor (3840×2160 resolution), it delivers the fine detail needed to confirm targets at distance and make ethical shots when daylight fades. If you're glassing edges at last light, running a predator hunt after dark, or working terrain where precision matters more than speed, this scope puts clarity and confirmation in your hands before you pull the trigger.

The rangefinder is seamless—a 1000-meter laser housed in the lens itself, so you get distance data without extra gear or complexity. The new 1280×1280 display is sharper and more comfortable to scan for extended periods, and the side-focus knob lets you dial in fast, even wearing gloves. Dual power (internal 21700 battery plus a hot-swappable 18650) keeps you running deep into a hunt or night shift, so runtime isn't a liability. Recoil-activated recording captures your shot; Picture-in-Picture gives you a faster look at your target before you commit; WiFi connectivity lets you stream to your phone for spotting or remote confirmation.

Built for rough use: aluminum alloy housing resists scratches and handling wear, magnetic lens cap won't rattle or get lost, and a 6000J recoil rating handles centerfire rifles without flinching. IP67 protection seals it against rain, dust, and condensation. The whole package—sensor, display, ballistic calculator, gyroscope, and compass—runs on an intuitive keypad designed for gloved fingers in the dark. This isn't a night-vision tube or a thermal imager; it's a high-resolution digital scope for hunters who need to see detail, confirm distance, and shoot with confidence when conditions demand more than traditional glass.

Key Features

• True 4K sensor (3840×2160) for ultra-sharp target detail and identification in low light
• Built-in 1000-meter laser rangefinder—integrated into the lens for clean profile and immediate distance confirmation
• Upgraded 1280×1280 display for sharper, more comfortable extended viewing sessions
• Side-focus knob with glove-friendly operation for rapid image adjustments
• Dual battery system: internal 21700 for extended runtime, hot-swappable 18650 for field changes
• Picture-in-Picture mode for faster target confirmation
• Recoil-activated recording—automatically captures your shot
• WiFi connectivity to pair with your phone via Pard Vision 2 app for spotting or remote viewing
• 6000J recoil resistance rated for centerfire hunting rifles
• IP67 environmental sealing for rain, dust, and condensation protection
• Magnetic lens cap for silent, glove-friendly access
• Aluminum alloy construction—lightweight, durable, scratch-resistant
• Ballistic calculator and gyroscope built in

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the rangefinder on this scope and how far can it reach?

The Night Stalker 4K 2.0 has a built-in 1000-meter laser rangefinder integrated into the lens. It gives you instant distance data without carrying a separate rangefinder or dialing manually, so you can confirm distance and apply ballistic holds in one motion.

How long does the battery last, and can I swap it in the field?

The internal 21700 battery delivers up to 6 hours of operating time on a charge. You also get a removable 18650 battery that you can swap out in the field, so if you're on an all-night hunt or extended session, you can keep a spare charged and ready without breaking down your setup.

Can I record my shots, and does it connect to my phone?

Yes. The scope has recoil-activated recording—it automatically captures video when you fire. It also features WiFi connectivity so you can pair it with the Pard Vision 2 app on your smartphone, letting you view or stream the scope's image for spotting or remote confirmation.

What makes the 4K sensor better for hunting than a standard scope or night vision?

The 3840×2160 4K sensor captures ultra-fine detail that helps you identify targets and features clearly, especially in low light. That level of clarity matters when your shot window is short and you need to confirm what you're looking at before you pull the trigger. The 1280×1280 display is designed to stay sharp and comfortable to scan during long periods behind the optic, whether it's dusk glassing or a night hunt.