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SOLD N568 & H4831SC Powder Central Florida - local pick up
- By Mg427
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- 8 Replies
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SOLD GAP PPR in 6 mm Creedmoor w/ Bushnell ERS Elite Tactical.
- By 6.5 GUY
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- 17 Replies
SOLD Vortex kaibab 18x56 (new price) $580
- By Maddybrook
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- 10 Replies
I've got a pair of kaibab for sale that have recently come back from vortex for a cleaning. Glass is excellent. Only flaw is a couple small scratches in binos body mainly from the rrs clamp.
$700 $580 shipped in the 48
PayPal ff or add the fees
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PayPal ff or add the fees
SOLD EC Tuner V2 for sale
- By Jgore
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- 1 Replies
I have a EC Tuner 1/2x28 with adapter for sale. Original box and paperwork. Had it on a cz457/Lilja barrel setup. Did its job.
$xxx syd
$xxx syd
SOLD cole tac xero pouch SPF @Moodilistic
- By BigDaddy0381
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- 1 Replies
I have a brand new (only took tag off) cole tac xero pouch in wolf grey. $40 shipped.
www.cole-tac.com
Chrono Pouch for the Garmin Xero® | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear
Introducing the Cole-TAC Xero Pouch - Your Ultimate Companion for Precision Shooting! When Garmin released the Xero Chronograph, we were excited to get our hands on one, but we instantly noticed a case was not included. Look no further than the Cole-TAC Xero Pouch, the perfect accessory to...
www.cole-tac.com Accessories Krieger .22 RF blank SPF
- By CHEYTAC
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- 3 Replies
Back up for sale
direct.kriegerbarrels.com
$ 430 shipped
Krieger Direct - Bolt - 22 Rf - Straight - 22 Rf 16 Twist Stainless Steel Straight 25 Inch
Krieger Barrels 22 Rimfire Stainless Steel cut-rifled barrel. 1-16 inch twist. Straight 25 inch Match contour in 1.25 inch diameter. This barrel is not yet chambered or cut and crowned. We recommend that 1 inch be removed from <u>both</u> the breech and the muzzle when chambering and crowning.
direct.kriegerbarrels.com $ 430 shipped
SOLD 3+ boxes - Hornady Outiftter 7mm PRC ammo
- By Schmo
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- 1 Replies
I have three and a partial boxes of Hornady Outiftter 7mm PRC ammo for sale. They grouped phenomenally out of my rifle, just going to hand load since I got through season. All same lot. The partial box has 14 rounds, so 74 rounds total. $185 tyd. Thanks
Just another new guy
- By N518LF
- New Member Introduction
- 1 Replies
Hello everyone. Been lurking on and off for a long time. My background is mostly pistol and a little AR but recently bought a Tikka Tac a1 in 6.5. Local range here in SoCal “only” goes out to 875 yards but I’m having fun with it. Watched my first PRS match earlier this month and that only solidified my desire to get some formal training!
The first pic, I was in the middle of mounting the scope. The groups were literally the first groups out of this rifle while I was attempting to zero it. Best groups of my life
The first pic, I was in the middle of mounting the scope. The groups were literally the first groups out of this rifle while I was attempting to zero it. Best groups of my life
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Beginner trying to learn to shoot
- By Shawny
- New Member Introduction
- 5 Replies
Hi guys and especially girls!
Long story short, I tumbled across this site every now and then when googling about shooting so I decided it's a good idea to create a profile and start posting. I'm turning 30 in a few years and bought my first rifle, or actually rifles, last autumn and since then I've been trying to hit better...
About my background: I've been trying to become a hunter for years, but the only places where I have been able to hunt have been far away. Also, during my studies, the time and money were more than often needed for something more important, such as beer or books. During the past two years I've managed to gain just a little bit of hunting experience, and I've shot my first birds (with a shotgun). But the shotgun shooting isn't why I registered here.
Last autumn I suddenly, for the first time in my life, had some money to spend on a rifle. I bought a used Tikka M65 in .30-06 which happened to be for sale nearby. For cheaper and more silent practice I also bought a rimfire and ended up buying a cheap Russian TOZ with a cheap scope and a silencer. I also happened to come together with a cheap (if you can say that) Zeiss Classic 3-12 x 56, which I bought and bolted on top of my Tikka rifle. These rifles have never been used in hunting yet, but it's a matter of months before that will happen. The main game to be hunted is, which might seem a bit odd, are moose and birds. Yeah, they aren't very similar, but these are the two I can hunt where I live. Both of these will be mostly shot with the .30-06 because of the laws we have here (.22LR is not legal for most of the birds I'm looking for). The moose hunting demands for abilities to shoot a moving target fast, and bird hunting is closer to long distance sniping. I'd like to become a lot better in both, but probably because of some mental problems being able to shoot long distances seems to be more important for my self esteem
I just want be able to hit a coin in 100 meters more often than my friends, even if that's obsolete.
As most of you have already probably noticed, my native language isn't English. It doesn't actually matter where I'm from, but I'll give you a hint: the city where I come from happens to be the hometown of a quite known gun manufacturer also known for one of the best sniper rifles in the world.
The reason why I created a profile is that in my other hobbies and topics I've interested in I've found that discussion forums are a great source for knowledge and the best way to get it and give it back is to be active in the discussions. I want to become a better shooter, and the best way seems to be shooting, the second best way seems to be dry practicing, and the third best is to discuss with people smarter than myself.
As I said, I'm a beginner, and most of my problems, questions and solutions will be those beginners are struggling with. The last time I went to the range and shot 8 groups of 3 shots, the average group of three shots at 100 metres was around 40 mm (1.4 MOA) and I think me and my gun should be able to do better. In this topic I try to raise discussion about what should be done to make it better. With my rimfire I'm probably able to shoot 19 shotgun shells out of 20 from 50 meters away. My best groups of five with the rimfire has been 7 mm from center to center and the best group of three with my centerfire rifle was 25 mm. The average with both guns is more than 1 MoA but every now and then I do better than that, mostly with the rimfire.
My current set-up is as follows:
-Tikka M65 .30-06, hunting stock, thin barrel, less than 300 shots fired through the barrel
-Zeiss Classic 3-12 x 56
-Quality bases
-Cheap but solid bipod
-Sand bag to be used below the gun stock
-Factory ammunition
When I'm going to the range next time, the following things will change:
-The bipod is not going to rest on concrete but on a softer pad to reduce the effect of recoil
-I'm going to build a temporary cheek rest from duct tape and sleeping pad. I've been shooting without any kind of cheek weld and from what I tried in my living room, even a folded T-shirt between the cheek and stock makes a huge difference. A hunting stock designed for iron sights and a 56 mm scope isn't a perfect combination.
-I'm going to let the barrel cool down for a while between the shots. Now I've been firing 3-5 shots at intervals of about 10-20 seconds which might cause weird things with thin barreled guns if I'm right. I'm not in hurry, so why hurry?
-Concentrate better in the trigger action, place my palm the same way each shot and concentrate on placing my finger on the trigger more consistently.
From practicing and testing my prone position in the living room I'd say it's difficult to get the stock firmly on your shoulder when you're in prone position. When standing it's not a problem as the rifle is mostly designed for shooting while standing, but I guess there's a reason why sniper rifles look the way they do... It seems the stock could be longer, the cheek pad should be way higher and the wrist should be in a more vertical position to get a firm stance.
I'm not trying to make my gun into a sniper rifle, and definitely not trying to change it into a benchrest gun. I'm trying to make myself a better shooter with better abilities in killing the game and not wounding it. I want to be able to trust myself and my guns when I must hit. Plus I want to shoot tighter groups than most of my friends
Oh yeah, I also took a two day course about sniping. The course didn't cover too much about the shooting technique but was merely about ballistics, which of course was also useful. At least now I know it's not important how tight groups a sniper shoots from 100 meters, because a good shooter can be a terrible sniper if that tight group is not where it should be when shooting from longer distances.
I try to keep this post alive and update what I learn, think and realize.
Long story short, I tumbled across this site every now and then when googling about shooting so I decided it's a good idea to create a profile and start posting. I'm turning 30 in a few years and bought my first rifle, or actually rifles, last autumn and since then I've been trying to hit better...
About my background: I've been trying to become a hunter for years, but the only places where I have been able to hunt have been far away. Also, during my studies, the time and money were more than often needed for something more important, such as beer or books. During the past two years I've managed to gain just a little bit of hunting experience, and I've shot my first birds (with a shotgun). But the shotgun shooting isn't why I registered here.
Last autumn I suddenly, for the first time in my life, had some money to spend on a rifle. I bought a used Tikka M65 in .30-06 which happened to be for sale nearby. For cheaper and more silent practice I also bought a rimfire and ended up buying a cheap Russian TOZ with a cheap scope and a silencer. I also happened to come together with a cheap (if you can say that) Zeiss Classic 3-12 x 56, which I bought and bolted on top of my Tikka rifle. These rifles have never been used in hunting yet, but it's a matter of months before that will happen. The main game to be hunted is, which might seem a bit odd, are moose and birds. Yeah, they aren't very similar, but these are the two I can hunt where I live. Both of these will be mostly shot with the .30-06 because of the laws we have here (.22LR is not legal for most of the birds I'm looking for). The moose hunting demands for abilities to shoot a moving target fast, and bird hunting is closer to long distance sniping. I'd like to become a lot better in both, but probably because of some mental problems being able to shoot long distances seems to be more important for my self esteem
I just want be able to hit a coin in 100 meters more often than my friends, even if that's obsolete.As most of you have already probably noticed, my native language isn't English. It doesn't actually matter where I'm from, but I'll give you a hint: the city where I come from happens to be the hometown of a quite known gun manufacturer also known for one of the best sniper rifles in the world.
The reason why I created a profile is that in my other hobbies and topics I've interested in I've found that discussion forums are a great source for knowledge and the best way to get it and give it back is to be active in the discussions. I want to become a better shooter, and the best way seems to be shooting, the second best way seems to be dry practicing, and the third best is to discuss with people smarter than myself.
As I said, I'm a beginner, and most of my problems, questions and solutions will be those beginners are struggling with. The last time I went to the range and shot 8 groups of 3 shots, the average group of three shots at 100 metres was around 40 mm (1.4 MOA) and I think me and my gun should be able to do better. In this topic I try to raise discussion about what should be done to make it better. With my rimfire I'm probably able to shoot 19 shotgun shells out of 20 from 50 meters away. My best groups of five with the rimfire has been 7 mm from center to center and the best group of three with my centerfire rifle was 25 mm. The average with both guns is more than 1 MoA but every now and then I do better than that, mostly with the rimfire.
My current set-up is as follows:
-Tikka M65 .30-06, hunting stock, thin barrel, less than 300 shots fired through the barrel
-Zeiss Classic 3-12 x 56
-Quality bases
-Cheap but solid bipod
-Sand bag to be used below the gun stock
-Factory ammunition
When I'm going to the range next time, the following things will change:
-The bipod is not going to rest on concrete but on a softer pad to reduce the effect of recoil
-I'm going to build a temporary cheek rest from duct tape and sleeping pad. I've been shooting without any kind of cheek weld and from what I tried in my living room, even a folded T-shirt between the cheek and stock makes a huge difference. A hunting stock designed for iron sights and a 56 mm scope isn't a perfect combination.
-I'm going to let the barrel cool down for a while between the shots. Now I've been firing 3-5 shots at intervals of about 10-20 seconds which might cause weird things with thin barreled guns if I'm right. I'm not in hurry, so why hurry?
-Concentrate better in the trigger action, place my palm the same way each shot and concentrate on placing my finger on the trigger more consistently.
From practicing and testing my prone position in the living room I'd say it's difficult to get the stock firmly on your shoulder when you're in prone position. When standing it's not a problem as the rifle is mostly designed for shooting while standing, but I guess there's a reason why sniper rifles look the way they do... It seems the stock could be longer, the cheek pad should be way higher and the wrist should be in a more vertical position to get a firm stance.
I'm not trying to make my gun into a sniper rifle, and definitely not trying to change it into a benchrest gun. I'm trying to make myself a better shooter with better abilities in killing the game and not wounding it. I want to be able to trust myself and my guns when I must hit. Plus I want to shoot tighter groups than most of my friends
Oh yeah, I also took a two day course about sniping. The course didn't cover too much about the shooting technique but was merely about ballistics, which of course was also useful. At least now I know it's not important how tight groups a sniper shoots from 100 meters, because a good shooter can be a terrible sniper if that tight group is not where it should be when shooting from longer distances.
I try to keep this post alive and update what I learn, think and realize.
Night Vision Black Friday/Holiday Sales 2023 JRH - night vision, thermals, in stock and on sale!
- By Lowdown3
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 2 Replies
We decided to start early again this year!
No reason to wait, get your best "Black Friday" prices NOW, starting November 1st.
YES, we ARE starting Black Friday/Holiday Sales NOW just as we did the last few years! Why you shouldn't wait-
1. As of the time of this email we have already started the BF/Holiday sale prices.
2. Inventory is good and there is a larger "pool" of units to pick from now.
3. You will avoid any possible shipping delays not waiting till BF
Inventory updates-
PVS14 Photonis Echo spec units- SOLD OUT
PVS14 WP3 SLH- 1900 FOM models SOLD OUT, 2200 FOM units still available
$3099. Brand new, in stock with all accessories, 2200 FOM and higher for this discounted price. These are NOT the "bottom of the barrel" xls crap grade tubes, these are the MID GRADE tube units, much cleaner and better numbers!
PVS14 WP3 SLH grade BLACK FRIDAY SALE
PVS14 WP3 HIGH GRADE models - moving fast, starting to get low on 1900 FOM models, 2200 FOM models and M23H upgrades in stock and shipping same day. Starting at $3299. IN STOCK AND SHIPPING OUT EVERY DAY!!
PVS14 WP3 High grade with VH or M23H tube BLACK FRIDAY SALE
PVS14 WP3UF UNFILMED models in stock in LIMITED QUANTITIES. 2200 and 2500 FOM models. Getting low on 2500 FOM models. These are the higher 20UM grade, not crapspec aka comspec or the lower 18um grade. That means cleaner tubes, better numbers and higher re-sale value for you. No 12 week wait, get your pick today and have it headed your way TODAY!
PVS14 WP3 UF Unfilmed 20UM BLACK FRIDAY SALE
Katana and RNVG dual tube sets in stock with both high specification 3rd Gen YH grade WP tubes and 20UM grade FILMLESS tubes.
The most popular new articulating bino on the market- the UANVB Katana, with Elbit Systems of America YH grade high spec White Phosphor tubes, as low as $6999. No, you don't have to settle for bottom of the barrel xls grade tubes for a low price bino! These binos have HIGH SPECIFICATION YH GRADE WP tubes! They most fast at this low price!
Katanas with YH grade WP tubes as low as $6999. Black friday sale!
And the best part- ALL ARE ON SALE NOW!!!
Thermals-
InfiRay Outdoor MH25-
Fall Sales Promotion from Iray- save $1000.00 now! Move quick on this deal!
The InfiRay Outdoor RICO MICRO Series is an advanced electro-optic device miniaturized to deliver remarkably versatile functionality: Handheld, helmet mount, weapon mount, and clip-on. Weighing less than a pound, the MICRO will fit in the palm of your hand and can be used with standard dovetail helmet mounts or rifle-mounted as a stand-alone weapon sight. InfiRayOutdoor is blazing a new trail with features never-before-seen in a helmet-mounted thermal, such as onboard recording, onboard video play-back, and a high definition AMOLED display. The RH25 also features InfiRay’s latest high-performance 640×512, 12 µm sensor technology, MATRIX III processing, and a manual-focus f/1.0 objective lens to create an image that is unlike anything in its class.
InfiRay Outdoor MH25 $1000. OFF
More will be added to the listing shortly. All NV sales are NOW LIVE (Nov 1st) and there is no reason to wait. We have started BF/Holiday sales early the last few years and that gives you a little more time to get your purchases made versus the mad rush of all during 1 day.
Given increased demand the last month due to world events, we do reserve the right to end any sale at any time. Quantities are truly limited at this point as these are all from the previous tube contract prices.
Have any questions? Call, email or PM. Phone is quickest 9am to 7pm Eastern M-F and 9-noon on Saturday
912.375.1480
912.379.9441
Direct email
[email protected]
We are here to help you as we have been for over 31 YEARS now.
No reason to wait, get your best "Black Friday" prices NOW, starting November 1st.
YES, we ARE starting Black Friday/Holiday Sales NOW just as we did the last few years! Why you shouldn't wait-
1. As of the time of this email we have already started the BF/Holiday sale prices.
2. Inventory is good and there is a larger "pool" of units to pick from now.
3. You will avoid any possible shipping delays not waiting till BF
Inventory updates-
PVS14 Photonis Echo spec units- SOLD OUT
PVS14 WP3 SLH- 1900 FOM models SOLD OUT, 2200 FOM units still available
$3099. Brand new, in stock with all accessories, 2200 FOM and higher for this discounted price. These are NOT the "bottom of the barrel" xls crap grade tubes, these are the MID GRADE tube units, much cleaner and better numbers!
PVS14 WP3 SLH grade BLACK FRIDAY SALE
PVS14 WP3 HIGH GRADE models - moving fast, starting to get low on 1900 FOM models, 2200 FOM models and M23H upgrades in stock and shipping same day. Starting at $3299. IN STOCK AND SHIPPING OUT EVERY DAY!!
PVS14 WP3 High grade with VH or M23H tube BLACK FRIDAY SALE
PVS14 WP3UF UNFILMED models in stock in LIMITED QUANTITIES. 2200 and 2500 FOM models. Getting low on 2500 FOM models. These are the higher 20UM grade, not crapspec aka comspec or the lower 18um grade. That means cleaner tubes, better numbers and higher re-sale value for you. No 12 week wait, get your pick today and have it headed your way TODAY!
PVS14 WP3 UF Unfilmed 20UM BLACK FRIDAY SALE
Katana and RNVG dual tube sets in stock with both high specification 3rd Gen YH grade WP tubes and 20UM grade FILMLESS tubes.
The most popular new articulating bino on the market- the UANVB Katana, with Elbit Systems of America YH grade high spec White Phosphor tubes, as low as $6999. No, you don't have to settle for bottom of the barrel xls grade tubes for a low price bino! These binos have HIGH SPECIFICATION YH GRADE WP tubes! They most fast at this low price!
Katanas with YH grade WP tubes as low as $6999. Black friday sale!
And the best part- ALL ARE ON SALE NOW!!!
Thermals-
InfiRay Outdoor MH25-
Fall Sales Promotion from Iray- save $1000.00 now! Move quick on this deal!
The InfiRay Outdoor RICO MICRO Series is an advanced electro-optic device miniaturized to deliver remarkably versatile functionality: Handheld, helmet mount, weapon mount, and clip-on. Weighing less than a pound, the MICRO will fit in the palm of your hand and can be used with standard dovetail helmet mounts or rifle-mounted as a stand-alone weapon sight. InfiRayOutdoor is blazing a new trail with features never-before-seen in a helmet-mounted thermal, such as onboard recording, onboard video play-back, and a high definition AMOLED display. The RH25 also features InfiRay’s latest high-performance 640×512, 12 µm sensor technology, MATRIX III processing, and a manual-focus f/1.0 objective lens to create an image that is unlike anything in its class.
InfiRay Outdoor MH25 $1000. OFF
More will be added to the listing shortly. All NV sales are NOW LIVE (Nov 1st) and there is no reason to wait. We have started BF/Holiday sales early the last few years and that gives you a little more time to get your purchases made versus the mad rush of all during 1 day.
Given increased demand the last month due to world events, we do reserve the right to end any sale at any time. Quantities are truly limited at this point as these are all from the previous tube contract prices.
Have any questions? Call, email or PM. Phone is quickest 9am to 7pm Eastern M-F and 9-noon on Saturday
912.375.1480
912.379.9441
Direct email
[email protected]
We are here to help you as we have been for over 31 YEARS now.
Night Vision Accessories to round out your NV- mounts, arms, pouches and patches!
- By Lowdown3
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 5 Replies
Norotos Lo-Sto helmet mount IN STOCK and ready for immediate shipment-[/size=4]
No reason to wait 4 months for a lesser mount someplace else!!
Norotos Lo Sto mount with bayonet AND dovetail
Norotos Lo-Sto Helmet mount, force to overcome model that will come with BOTH dovetail and horn (bayonet) plates.
What do you need to helmet mount a PVS14? See article at link below-
Helmet mounting article
Once again, this is the easier to use FORCE TO OVERCOME model.
Now you can buy ONE mount that will grow with you as your NV goes.
Usually people buy a PVS14 as their first night vision device and later buy a dual tube set or dual bridge 2 PVS14s.
Because the PVS14 J arm is a horn also known as "bayonet" socket and dual tube sets and dual bridge platforms take a "dovetail" socket, a user ends up buying multiple different mounts and has to keep track of which mount for which device, etc.
With the Lo Sto mount You can easily change the bracket from a dovetail to a horn (bayonet) setup. Hence, you can buy ONE mount that you can use for ANY style socket with a quick change of the plate which is easily done, quickly without tools. Less expensive and more versatile than a G24 mount.
The Lo-Sto Helmet mount force to overcome is designed to meet a critical demand for a lightweight and compact mounting solution- weighing only 4.8 oz. which projecting a mere 2.35" when folded. Compact and lightweight while perserving the Norotos standard for quality-engineered excellence. The Lo-Sto displays extended rugged field use while providing a mechanical advantage through manufactured precision.
The Lo-Sto's NVG center of gravity and ergonomic wearability maximizes user comfort and extended application. Single handed easy operating tacticle differentials further heighten comfort enriching safety while maintaining custom fit adaptability, include glide rite infinitely adjustable vertical, tilt and fore/aft levers.
With the Norotos Anti-Wobble Quick-Change Adapters Lo-Sto allows the availability of rapid transfer between HORN and DOVETAIL style NVGs, permitting increased adaptability while retaining peak Anti-Wobble stability. Force-to-Overcome deploy/stow release ensures safe and firm user pressure activation for NVG flip-up/flip-down.
Engineered elegance and manufactured precision unite to reveal the most advanced night vision helmet mount available. The Lo-Sto delivers an unparalleled combination of lightweight minimal silhouette capable of enduring through the most demanding field conditions, maintaining safe and easy operational differentials, while becoming the pinnacle of comfort and Anti-Wobble stability.
Ergonomically Optimized Vertical, Tilt, and Fore/Aft-Eye-Relief Adjustment Levers for a custom-fit user experience
Helmet Mount Release Button allows quick one-handed release from Helmet Bracket or Shroud
Force-to-Overcome Deploy/Stow Release enables single-handed decisive user pressure flip-up/flip-down
Low Stow minimal visual aspect in stow position
Horn & Dovetail NVG Interchangeability with dual sockets for quick-change conversion
Universal NVG Compatible for PVS-7B/D, PVS-14, PVS-7A/7C, PVS-15, PVS-18, PVS-21, & PVS-31
Glide-Rite Infinitely Adjustable in both vertical and horizontal directions
Reduced Weight & Enhanced NVG Center of Gravity prevents user fatigue allowing long-term ergonomic wearability
Auto Shut-Off when NVG in stow position or removed from mount
Durable Helmet Mount Surface Finishes withstand extreme environmental and field conditions
Safe & Easy Operational Tactile Differentials on operating levers, knobs, and buttons
Normally in stock- usually noted at the top of the page, or 3-6 weeks for new shipments.
One more time because 1 guy missed this- THIS IS THE EASIER TO USE FORCE TO OVERCOME MODEL. Which means all you have to do is push the mount up to get it to go back on the helmet, no release button to try to find in the dark, just push the mount and NODs up to get them out of the way.
NOTE- the instruction card that Norotos send with these that shows how to adjust the mount also shows the "breakaway" version of this mount. As we have noted 4 times in this item description, the mount you are ordering here it the easier to use FORCE TO OVERCOME model and we do not sell the push button release model!
Note- in order to Helmet mount a PVS14 you need a couple things-
1. Helmet with shroud like our Ops Core FAST bump helmet (see related items)
2. Helmet mount like this Norotos Lo Sto mount
3. J arm for the PVS14, like a standard military J arm or the AX PRO articulating arm (see related items). We HIGHLY recommend ditching the US GI military J arm and going with an AX PRO dovetail arm for more features and better lock up.
On dual tube sets like the Katana you may find that you need to remove the bayonet interface which sits behind the dovetail interface to allow for more adjustment room if need be.
Call or email for Arfcom discounts- 912.375.1480 912.379.9441
[email protected]
AX14-PRO Articulating Featherweight NV mount for PVS14[/size=4]
This is the NEW Noisefighters AX-14 PRO arm. IN STOCK NOW!
Our toughest and most versatile mounting arm for the PVS-14. Less than half the weight and significantly more stiff than a milspec J-Arm, with our proprietary rotating knuckle that provides a tight stow against the helmet and also allows the monocular to be temporarily swung away from the eye: the AX14-PRO delivers a rearward sweep for greater helmet compatibility, multiple anti-rotation features for improved rigidity, reinforced joints with stainless steel washers for smoother movement, and it is also our first maritime-rated arm, with genuine 316 stainless steel and mil spec anodized aluminum hardware. An excellent upgrade for single night vision monocular users. Requires a dovetail style helmet mount. Like our Norotos Lo Sto mount -see related items on right.
What all do you need to helmet mount a PVS14? 1. Helmet with shroud. 2. Helmet mount like the Norotos Lo sto mount. 3. Swing arm like the AX PRO here 4. PVS14 You will need ALL of these componets to helmet mount. See article at link-
The Noisefighters AX14-PRO™ is a featherweight night vision monocular mounting arm for the PVS-14 and similar devices, produced with cutting edge manufacturing and material technologies. The AX14-PRO weighs only 0.9 oz / 26 g total, or approximately 52% less than a milspec J-Arm, yet it is significantly more rigid due to the unique design. Just attach a monocular, snap the complete assembly into an industry-standard dovetail helmet mount, and enjoy. An intuitive, friction-based mechanism allows users to swing the PVS-14 monocular in front of either the left or right eye and perfectly adjust for interpupillary distance.
The AX14-PRO is the successor to our original X14-Arm and includes a new, desirable feature: a knuckle is integrated into the arm which allows the entire monocular to both swing away from the eye temporarily and, when not in use, tightly stow against the helmet, significantly lessening the chance for damage during movement under doorways or out of vehicles. This knuckle is supplemented with metal washers for smooth and consistent movements. To be clear, the articulating knuckle permits full range of motion and tight stowing on both the left and right side.
The mechanism is pretensioned at the factory and should never need to be adjusted, but a simple hex key wrench may be used for adjustment as necessary.
A slight rearward sweep of the inner arm helps position the monocular eyepiece closer to one's eye and provides greater compatibility for those with larger helmets.
Multiple anti-rotation features prevent the monocular from rotating and loosening with vibrations.
The choice of a high performance polymer from Arkema® produces a nearly indestructible monocular mount. The highly impact-resistant material chosen for the AX14-PRO should absorb shocks and bounce back into shape instead of fracturing when dropped, bent, or otherwise stressed.
All hardware is made of genuine, passivated 316 stainless steel and mil spec anodized aluminum for the ultimate in salt water corrosion resistance. The AX14-PRO is truly maritime rated.
A tether (or dummy cord) attachment point is featured on the rear of the AX14-PRO to keep the entire system secure.
A no-questions-asked, transferable lifetime warranty is included. The Noisefighters AX14-PRO is proudly made and assembled in the U.S.A. and was designed by a Marine Corps combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan.
Considerations to account for when using this product:
This arm is NOT COMPATIBLE with bayonet-style night vision helmet mounts. You MUST HAVE a dovetail-type night vision helmet mount.
No auto-shutoff system is integrated. Users must manually turn off the monocular when articulating or flipping up and stowing equipment on top of the helmet.
SPECIFICATIONS:
COMPATIBLE WITH: MILSPEC PVS-14, VYPER-14, MOD3 (AUTOGAIN VERSION ONLY)
HELMET MOUNTING COMPATIBILITY: DOVETAIL
INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE (IPD) COMPATIBILITY: 55 - 75mm
MATERIALS USED: HIGH PERFORMANCE POLYMER FROM ARKEMA®; MIL SPEC ANODIZED ALUMINUM; 316 STAINLESS STEEL
FINISH: BLACK
TOTAL ASSEMBLED WEIGHT OF THIS PRODUCT: 0.9 OZ / 26 g
DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1 x 1.25"
ESTIMATED COMBINED WEIGHT WITH A MILSPEC PVS-14 ATTACHED (L3® UNFILMED 11769 TUBE, NO BATTERY, NO EYECUP RETAINING RING, NO RUBBER EYECUP, NO DEMIST SHIELD INSTALLED): 11.8 OZ
ESTIMATED COMBINED WEIGHT WITH A LIGHTWEIGHT NIGHTLINE, INC. NL914C MONOCULAR (L3® UNFILMED 11769 TUBE, NO BATTERY, NO EYECUP RETAINING RING, NO RUBBER EYECUP, NO DEMIST SHIELD INSTALLED): 10.9 OZ
WARRANTY: LIFETIME, TRANSFERABLE
MADE AND ASSEMBLED IN THE U.S.A. BY A DISABLED U.S.M.C. COMBAT VETERAN OWNED COMPANY
AX14 PRO articulating NV mount
Multicam Soft case for NODs-[/size=4]
Multicam padded soft case for NV
We secured only about 100 of these Brand New Multicam soft cases for protection of your Night Vision device in the field.
I've been very impressed with this case! Has MOLLE attachments on rear so if you want to attach this to a pack or other gear it will hold securely. The entire case is padded to protect your NODs. Fastex buckle and zip top for redundancy on keeping your gear safe.
Open the case to find a ton of room for NODs and accessories. A small velcro sewn in bag attached to the top flap holds small items like batteries, sacrificial filters, LIFs, etc. A pocket in the rear can be used to hold manuals, data sheets, etc. A heavy duty elastic bag is there in the rear also to help secure items. A heavy padded false bottom (that I'm holding up in pic) can be used to adjust the size of the pouch or to divide contents with an additional padded divider in bottom.
Plenty of room for 1 or even 2 PVS14s, or a dual tube set and a PVS14, or a PVS14 and a soft harness like a Nightcap. If your that last guy on Earth still using an old "skull crusher" (military head mount) note that the skull crusher will NOT fit in this (too long).
Multicam padded soft case for NV
Smooth LARPerator (TM) patches in stock-
Smooth LARPerator patch
or the "Hawaii" version /images/smilies/icon_smile_wink.gif
Order online or request one FREE with any order over $500.
And be a Smooth LARPerator!
No reason to wait 4 months for a lesser mount someplace else!!
Norotos Lo Sto mount with bayonet AND dovetail
Norotos Lo-Sto Helmet mount, force to overcome model that will come with BOTH dovetail and horn (bayonet) plates.
What do you need to helmet mount a PVS14? See article at link below-
Helmet mounting article
Once again, this is the easier to use FORCE TO OVERCOME model.
Now you can buy ONE mount that will grow with you as your NV goes.
Usually people buy a PVS14 as their first night vision device and later buy a dual tube set or dual bridge 2 PVS14s.
Because the PVS14 J arm is a horn also known as "bayonet" socket and dual tube sets and dual bridge platforms take a "dovetail" socket, a user ends up buying multiple different mounts and has to keep track of which mount for which device, etc.
With the Lo Sto mount You can easily change the bracket from a dovetail to a horn (bayonet) setup. Hence, you can buy ONE mount that you can use for ANY style socket with a quick change of the plate which is easily done, quickly without tools. Less expensive and more versatile than a G24 mount.
The Lo-Sto Helmet mount force to overcome is designed to meet a critical demand for a lightweight and compact mounting solution- weighing only 4.8 oz. which projecting a mere 2.35" when folded. Compact and lightweight while perserving the Norotos standard for quality-engineered excellence. The Lo-Sto displays extended rugged field use while providing a mechanical advantage through manufactured precision.
The Lo-Sto's NVG center of gravity and ergonomic wearability maximizes user comfort and extended application. Single handed easy operating tacticle differentials further heighten comfort enriching safety while maintaining custom fit adaptability, include glide rite infinitely adjustable vertical, tilt and fore/aft levers.
With the Norotos Anti-Wobble Quick-Change Adapters Lo-Sto allows the availability of rapid transfer between HORN and DOVETAIL style NVGs, permitting increased adaptability while retaining peak Anti-Wobble stability. Force-to-Overcome deploy/stow release ensures safe and firm user pressure activation for NVG flip-up/flip-down.
Engineered elegance and manufactured precision unite to reveal the most advanced night vision helmet mount available. The Lo-Sto delivers an unparalleled combination of lightweight minimal silhouette capable of enduring through the most demanding field conditions, maintaining safe and easy operational differentials, while becoming the pinnacle of comfort and Anti-Wobble stability.
Ergonomically Optimized Vertical, Tilt, and Fore/Aft-Eye-Relief Adjustment Levers for a custom-fit user experience
Helmet Mount Release Button allows quick one-handed release from Helmet Bracket or Shroud
Force-to-Overcome Deploy/Stow Release enables single-handed decisive user pressure flip-up/flip-down
Low Stow minimal visual aspect in stow position
Horn & Dovetail NVG Interchangeability with dual sockets for quick-change conversion
Universal NVG Compatible for PVS-7B/D, PVS-14, PVS-7A/7C, PVS-15, PVS-18, PVS-21, & PVS-31
Glide-Rite Infinitely Adjustable in both vertical and horizontal directions
Reduced Weight & Enhanced NVG Center of Gravity prevents user fatigue allowing long-term ergonomic wearability
Auto Shut-Off when NVG in stow position or removed from mount
Durable Helmet Mount Surface Finishes withstand extreme environmental and field conditions
Safe & Easy Operational Tactile Differentials on operating levers, knobs, and buttons
Normally in stock- usually noted at the top of the page, or 3-6 weeks for new shipments.
One more time because 1 guy missed this- THIS IS THE EASIER TO USE FORCE TO OVERCOME MODEL. Which means all you have to do is push the mount up to get it to go back on the helmet, no release button to try to find in the dark, just push the mount and NODs up to get them out of the way.
NOTE- the instruction card that Norotos send with these that shows how to adjust the mount also shows the "breakaway" version of this mount. As we have noted 4 times in this item description, the mount you are ordering here it the easier to use FORCE TO OVERCOME model and we do not sell the push button release model!
Note- in order to Helmet mount a PVS14 you need a couple things-
1. Helmet with shroud like our Ops Core FAST bump helmet (see related items)
2. Helmet mount like this Norotos Lo Sto mount
3. J arm for the PVS14, like a standard military J arm or the AX PRO articulating arm (see related items). We HIGHLY recommend ditching the US GI military J arm and going with an AX PRO dovetail arm for more features and better lock up.
On dual tube sets like the Katana you may find that you need to remove the bayonet interface which sits behind the dovetail interface to allow for more adjustment room if need be.
Call or email for Arfcom discounts- 912.375.1480 912.379.9441
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AX14-PRO Articulating Featherweight NV mount for PVS14[/size=4]
This is the NEW Noisefighters AX-14 PRO arm. IN STOCK NOW!
Our toughest and most versatile mounting arm for the PVS-14. Less than half the weight and significantly more stiff than a milspec J-Arm, with our proprietary rotating knuckle that provides a tight stow against the helmet and also allows the monocular to be temporarily swung away from the eye: the AX14-PRO delivers a rearward sweep for greater helmet compatibility, multiple anti-rotation features for improved rigidity, reinforced joints with stainless steel washers for smoother movement, and it is also our first maritime-rated arm, with genuine 316 stainless steel and mil spec anodized aluminum hardware. An excellent upgrade for single night vision monocular users. Requires a dovetail style helmet mount. Like our Norotos Lo Sto mount -see related items on right.
What all do you need to helmet mount a PVS14? 1. Helmet with shroud. 2. Helmet mount like the Norotos Lo sto mount. 3. Swing arm like the AX PRO here 4. PVS14 You will need ALL of these componets to helmet mount. See article at link-
The Noisefighters AX14-PRO™ is a featherweight night vision monocular mounting arm for the PVS-14 and similar devices, produced with cutting edge manufacturing and material technologies. The AX14-PRO weighs only 0.9 oz / 26 g total, or approximately 52% less than a milspec J-Arm, yet it is significantly more rigid due to the unique design. Just attach a monocular, snap the complete assembly into an industry-standard dovetail helmet mount, and enjoy. An intuitive, friction-based mechanism allows users to swing the PVS-14 monocular in front of either the left or right eye and perfectly adjust for interpupillary distance.
The AX14-PRO is the successor to our original X14-Arm and includes a new, desirable feature: a knuckle is integrated into the arm which allows the entire monocular to both swing away from the eye temporarily and, when not in use, tightly stow against the helmet, significantly lessening the chance for damage during movement under doorways or out of vehicles. This knuckle is supplemented with metal washers for smooth and consistent movements. To be clear, the articulating knuckle permits full range of motion and tight stowing on both the left and right side.
The mechanism is pretensioned at the factory and should never need to be adjusted, but a simple hex key wrench may be used for adjustment as necessary.
A slight rearward sweep of the inner arm helps position the monocular eyepiece closer to one's eye and provides greater compatibility for those with larger helmets.
Multiple anti-rotation features prevent the monocular from rotating and loosening with vibrations.
The choice of a high performance polymer from Arkema® produces a nearly indestructible monocular mount. The highly impact-resistant material chosen for the AX14-PRO should absorb shocks and bounce back into shape instead of fracturing when dropped, bent, or otherwise stressed.
All hardware is made of genuine, passivated 316 stainless steel and mil spec anodized aluminum for the ultimate in salt water corrosion resistance. The AX14-PRO is truly maritime rated.
A tether (or dummy cord) attachment point is featured on the rear of the AX14-PRO to keep the entire system secure.
A no-questions-asked, transferable lifetime warranty is included. The Noisefighters AX14-PRO is proudly made and assembled in the U.S.A. and was designed by a Marine Corps combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan.
Considerations to account for when using this product:
This arm is NOT COMPATIBLE with bayonet-style night vision helmet mounts. You MUST HAVE a dovetail-type night vision helmet mount.
No auto-shutoff system is integrated. Users must manually turn off the monocular when articulating or flipping up and stowing equipment on top of the helmet.
SPECIFICATIONS:
COMPATIBLE WITH: MILSPEC PVS-14, VYPER-14, MOD3 (AUTOGAIN VERSION ONLY)
HELMET MOUNTING COMPATIBILITY: DOVETAIL
INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE (IPD) COMPATIBILITY: 55 - 75mm
MATERIALS USED: HIGH PERFORMANCE POLYMER FROM ARKEMA®; MIL SPEC ANODIZED ALUMINUM; 316 STAINLESS STEEL
FINISH: BLACK
TOTAL ASSEMBLED WEIGHT OF THIS PRODUCT: 0.9 OZ / 26 g
DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1 x 1.25"
ESTIMATED COMBINED WEIGHT WITH A MILSPEC PVS-14 ATTACHED (L3® UNFILMED 11769 TUBE, NO BATTERY, NO EYECUP RETAINING RING, NO RUBBER EYECUP, NO DEMIST SHIELD INSTALLED): 11.8 OZ
ESTIMATED COMBINED WEIGHT WITH A LIGHTWEIGHT NIGHTLINE, INC. NL914C MONOCULAR (L3® UNFILMED 11769 TUBE, NO BATTERY, NO EYECUP RETAINING RING, NO RUBBER EYECUP, NO DEMIST SHIELD INSTALLED): 10.9 OZ
WARRANTY: LIFETIME, TRANSFERABLE
MADE AND ASSEMBLED IN THE U.S.A. BY A DISABLED U.S.M.C. COMBAT VETERAN OWNED COMPANY
AX14 PRO articulating NV mount
Multicam Soft case for NODs-[/size=4]
Multicam padded soft case for NV
We secured only about 100 of these Brand New Multicam soft cases for protection of your Night Vision device in the field.
I've been very impressed with this case! Has MOLLE attachments on rear so if you want to attach this to a pack or other gear it will hold securely. The entire case is padded to protect your NODs. Fastex buckle and zip top for redundancy on keeping your gear safe.
Open the case to find a ton of room for NODs and accessories. A small velcro sewn in bag attached to the top flap holds small items like batteries, sacrificial filters, LIFs, etc. A pocket in the rear can be used to hold manuals, data sheets, etc. A heavy duty elastic bag is there in the rear also to help secure items. A heavy padded false bottom (that I'm holding up in pic) can be used to adjust the size of the pouch or to divide contents with an additional padded divider in bottom.
Plenty of room for 1 or even 2 PVS14s, or a dual tube set and a PVS14, or a PVS14 and a soft harness like a Nightcap. If your that last guy on Earth still using an old "skull crusher" (military head mount) note that the skull crusher will NOT fit in this (too long).
Multicam padded soft case for NV
Smooth LARPerator (TM) patches in stock-
Smooth LARPerator patch
or the "Hawaii" version /images/smilies/icon_smile_wink.gif
Order online or request one FREE with any order over $500.
And be a Smooth LARPerator!
Nearly free Tikka T1x oversized bolt knobs
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- All Things Rimfire
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To install: Unscrew your bolt handle with a 3mm hex key, put a couple drops of oil on the knob, slide the oversized knob over the handle and then use some muscle and your workbench to pop it on. Once it's on, it's on, so proceed with caution
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