Night Vision New Night Vision Accessories

[Delta4-3]

Here are a few items exclusively from NCS that make operating at night a little easier. First and foremost, they are all made in America. The quality and workmanship are outstanding. There will be several more products added shortly.

The first is a battery holder that is Velcro backed and will securely hold 2 AA batteries. It is primarily designed to be mounted on a helmet, but will work just as well other places on your gear.

Also, we have a chem light holder that allows for secure storage of a single chem light. It can be used to carry unbroken chem lights as well as activated chem's so they can be easily placed in a highly visible location such as the top of a helmet. Due to the design, the holder blocks almost no light and the chem light can be activated while it is in the product. This makes for easy, rapid activation in the dark and once activated, the light just has to be placed back on the helmet or other gear.

Finally, a great solution for securing the Phoenix Jr. IR strobe. It is the most inexpensive IR strobe on the market at under $10, but attachment has never been optimal. This pouch provides a place to store the strobe while in use, and hold the 9v battery when not in use.

More to follow...

 

[Cahkdude]

Those are cool. I am currently assembling my helmet kit at the moment. Do we have pricing available?

 

[Delta4-3]

Those are cool. I am currently assembling my helmet kit at the moment. Do we have pricing available?

I guess pricing might be pertinent information eh? $8.95ea. Lifetime warranty. If it goes down, it gets replaced immediately. We also have a new counterweight coming out soon that is very low profile, has multiple attachment methods, and uses necessary gear instead of a lead weight that just ads weight. It's also shockingly cheaper than the competition. Many other things will be added to this line soon. While supplies last, every night vision or thermal order gets these for free.

Thanks!

 

[gyz77]

Awesome!! I run a double mag pouch in the rear also as a counterweight. Works great but I can't wait to see why you guys come up with! I never liked the idea of carrying around a lead weight!!

 

[Delta4-3]

Awesome!! I run a double mag pouch in the rear also as a counterweight. Works great but I can't wait to see why you guys come up with! I never liked the idea of carrying around a lead weight!!

Same here! I don't like dead weight! I've had times where I was carrying 115 lbs of gear. Most of the guys in my used either mags or a multi-tool and batteries. When you have to carry that much weight, lead weights don't make sense.
The good thing about running the dual mag pouch is that I can run two mags when I am running 2 14's in tandem. If I pull one off and let a buddy use it, or whatever, I can pull a mag out on the opposite side and it still balances great for a single 14.