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Night Vision Vectronix plrf15 with pvs14 ?
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Not with that, but I do know a guy who’s done this:
Hecque I wouldn't be surprised if just the RRS stuff in that pic wasn't approaching $5k !!
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Now I thought the issue with using Vectronix with 14s was the Vectronix were 1550nm ranging lasers, so not visible with 14s. Maybe some of them have two di-odes and can switch to 905nm ?
Hecque I wouldn't be surprised if just the RRS stuff in that pic wasn't approaching $5k !!
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Now I thought the issue with using Vectronix with 14s was the Vectronix were 1550nm ranging lasers, so not visible with 14s. Maybe some of them have two di-odes and can switch to 905nm ?
The 14 is behind the eyepiece. Are the Digital bits on the PLRF NV-rated?
There is a night setting for the reticle on the PLRF and Vectors, it allows you to see the readout in the NVG. It works well.
I made a mount for my vectors. I’ve ranged out to 5k plus at night multiple times. The Nv setting on the vectronix works great. Not too bright so good for the toobies.
I can get some video of it in action tonight if you’d like.
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Well I mean I don’t want to bore anyone with my ghetto setup hahaSeriously? You have to ask?
I've been trying to buy one for like a year now. Ashbury never answers their fucking phone and never responds to emails.
Yeah tried calling. No answer
They don't like sauerkraut.
Quiet you.
Is your Cricket Wireless phone broken? You may want to check it.
It’s only taking calls from Bangers and Mash this week.
For a single PVS-14 you can use a MonoLoc on the right ocular.
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I could be wrong but I think mine is made by Wilcox..the one that the OP posted.. Ill confirm after digging it out.
I've used the Ashbury setup and it can be a little tricky because the rubber on the PLRF body gets in the way of easily threading the adapter on. On darker nights it can be hard to get ranges beyond maybe 800 yards because the picture is so dark it can be hard to tell what you're ranging. Also, it goes without saying but the numbers can be hard to read because the PVS will be focused at distance. But if there's bright ambient light like in a city, the results can be impressive IMO.
Very Good Intel !!!!!!!!
Ha! I saw this post and was scrolling down to post about your set up. I see you beat me to it.
These things work awesome with a set of WP L3 PVS-14s.
If any y’all were still looking.
www.snipershide.com
SOLD - 🦾PLRF15 PVS 7/14 adaptor
Range at night with a PVS14 and a PLRF15. This is a actual Vectronix adaptor Asking 300$
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I bought one of these years ago... it screws into the bottom of the PVS-14 and has multiple diameter adapters that let you mount a PVS-14 onto lots of different diameter occulars/ objectives front or rear. Not super stable but works ok.
nightvisionhome.com
MUM/MiNi-14/GT-14 Universal Adapter - Night Vision Home
MUM/MiNi-14 Universal Adapter
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