L3 PVS-14 Gen 3+ AUTOGATED Omni VIII Unfilmed White Phosphor Monocular
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THE VERY BEST YOU CAN BUY
The PVS-14 is the standard-issue night vision optic serving US forces on the front lines of the Global War on Terror. Its phenomenal versatility makes it the premier choice for Law Enforcement Professionals as well. PVS-14’s can be mounted on helmets for hands-free use, behind weapon optics, or simply as a handheld device. As a monocular, the PVS-14 provides Gen3 night vision aid to one of the operator’s eyes, leaving the other to retain its natural night-adapted vision. This is important when changing light conditions in the field cause the user to go back and forth between aided and un-aided vision. Military and Law Enforcement operators need the ability to instantly switch between night vision and white light as the situation develops.
The PVS-14 is a U.S.-made Generation 3 night vision monocular based on the standard issue AN/PVS-14. Our professionally-trained and experienced technicians assemble the PVS-14 according to U.S. Military guide lines, using factory-new parts and hand-selected image intensifier tubes. We offer all PVS-14’s in several kit configurations to make sure end users get everything they want, while not paying for accessories they do not need.
This version of the PVS-14 is built with a new-production L3 Gen3 Un-Filmed White Phosphor image intensifier tube. These tubes meet the current U.S. Military OMNI VIII contract specs and, provide some of the cleanest images available. White Phosphor is the latest technology advancement in image intensifier tubes. These filmless tubes provide greater detail clarity and 15-20% more light transmission than standard thin-filmed green tubes. USSOCOM and JSOC have chosen white phosphor tubes as their new standard and are now taking delivery of these tubes exclusively.
Their better performance in lower light conditions has proven instrumental in the success of their nighttime missions. Now you can own a night vision goggle with the same tubes being used by Tier 1 Special Operations Forces.
L3 is one of two factory manufacturers of Gen3 image intensifier tubes in the United States. They provide the majority of goggle systems used by U.S. Special Operations Forces. L3 tubes are designed to be weapons-rated. These tubes are weapons rated for heavy calibers. However, the PVS-14 housing is not. PVS-14’s and other NVG’s are designed to be worn on the head 99% of the time. Their lightweight polymer housings are not designed to stand up to heavy caliber weapon shock.
Export of Night Vision Equipment or related accessories (such as manuals) is strictly regulated by the US Department of State in accordance with the guidelines of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). It is a major crime to ship or carry US manufactured night vision devices outside the borders of the United States, punishable by fines and prison sentences. Ignorance of these regulations will not hold up in court. By purchasing night vision equipment from Ready Made Resources, you attest that you will not attempt to export or carry this night vision equipment outside the borders of the United States. Also, it illegal to allow a non-US Citizen to look through US Gen3 Night Vision Devices, even on US soil. Again, this is a crime punishable by fines and prison sentences
DO NOT FIND OUT THE HARD WAY, THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IS VERY SERIOUS ABOUT THIS AN WILL PROSECUTE TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW.
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1 review for L3 PVS-14 Aviation Grade Omni VIII Unfilmed White Phosphor Night Vision Monocular MIN 72 LP
Rated 5 out of 5
Samuel Culper –
Samuel Culper here with Forward Observer. Wow — these are incredible nods. Several months ago, I started using night vision for hog hunting, which has become a very practical use even before an SHTF situation. This set of OMNI VIIIs performs better than my buddies’ night vision (also PVS-14s), with a clearer picture, better gain/brightness, better resolution, and less noise. Plus spotting hogs or any other object is way easier with the white phosphor tubes. And I don’t need to use illumination, even during a new or waning moon. When everyone else is having to use illumination because there’s not enough ambient light (no moon), these OMNI VIIIs perform very well without it. That’s been the main difference between this and the others I’ve used. We’re running our nods for 4-8 hours a night and I’ve not had any problems while on foot or in a vehicle.
BOTTOM LINE: When seeing in the dark counts, you want the best possible picture at the best price. If you’re in the market for NVGs, these are worth the extra money. 100%.
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Samuel Culper –
Samuel Culper here with Forward Observer. Wow — these are incredible nods. Several months ago, I started using night vision for hog hunting, which has become a very practical use even before an SHTF situation. This set of OMNI VIIIs performs better than my buddies’ night vision (also PVS-14s), with a clearer picture, better gain/brightness, better resolution, and less noise. Plus spotting hogs or any other object is way easier with the white phosphor tubes. And I don’t need to use illumination, even during a new or waning moon. When everyone else is having to use illumination because there’s not enough ambient light (no moon), these OMNI VIIIs perform very well without it. That’s been the main difference between this and the others I’ve used. We’re running our nods for 4-8 hours a night and I’ve not had any problems while on foot or in a vehicle.
BOTTOM LINE: When seeing in the dark counts, you want the best possible picture at the best price. If you’re in the market for NVGs, these are worth the extra money. 100%.