Re: Looking for options to mount NV on a Remington
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pingi3</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Triad</div><div class="ubbcode-body">HA shaggy, read his post, he wants to put the nightvision BEHIND the day scope.
But your Linky-Fu is strong, and well directed ;-)
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SO what your saying is that you have tried this set up and it does not work? Or you stating a theory?
Oh I know what, I'll take your advice, slap my knee and call Vic and call him an ass for selling me this set up.
http://tnvc.com/items/night_vision_accessories/unipvs14.html
Now to the guys who were mature and kind enough to contribute to a question I had, thanks.
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That Post Purchase Pride is a bitch isn't it?
If you are talking about using it with a NV compatible red dot sight, go for it, it will work. But since your first post mentioned a R700, I did not think that you would be going that route.
I have not tried the exact set up you linked from TNVC. I have successfully used similar set ups on M4 platforms with Aimpoint products. I would not consider anything like that TNVC product for use with a magnifying day optic as you have hinted.
I have 8 1/2 years of operational experience with NV on precision rifles (sorry no hog hunting). Our original issue stuff went BEHIND the day scope and it SUCKED ASS. It sucked so bad, that our legal office forced the vendor to refund us for six units after we fought with them for two years. They were replaced with PVS 22 systems on McCann rails and work just fine.
From the link you posted:
“One thing to keep in mind when placing the unit on a day scope is eye relief. You will have to move the scope forward to accommodate the extra length added by the PVS-14.”
They are alluding to the zero issues that you will have. That kind of statement is what I call a CLUE.
If your day scope has to be moved forward on the rail to allow use of the NVD, you will now have a new zero (or no zero) to contend with.
If being right makes one less mature we are in a world of hurt.