Night Vision TNVC at NRA SHOW - Booth 4601 Nw Product Info HERE

[Eric-TNVC]

Anyone who will be at the NRA Show in Indianapolis this weekend April 25-27, make sure to stop by booth 4601 and say hello. Also have a chance to win a Hoplite NVG focusing cover from Phokus Research Group. We are giving 10 away, so make sure to swing by for your chance to win!!

PHOKUS RESEARCH GROUP HOPLITE

 

[Eric-TNVC]

New from Wilcox, the FLIR Recon M24 Helmet Adapter.


We do not have pricing yet, but we will have it after the show.

 

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New from Surefire, the 300 lumen E1D LED Defender. Really small, will be a great EDC with the size. Felt good in my jeans pocket. Runs on single SF123 battery. Hi/Lo is 300lumens at 1.5 hrs / 5 lumens at 40 hrs. Pricing soon.

ETA: Surefire did not have their new IR/Visible pistol light at the show. From what I'm told, there is no official release date on that unit, as of yet.

 

[Eric-TNVC]

You guys asked for info on it, so here is what I got. The new IR HUNTER.

Top view

All adjustments are made from the turrets. On the main screen the top turret is color, the right turret is zoom, left turret is mode.

If look closely at the image above, you will notice right above the arms mount lever to the right, a small "plug" . I am told this will be for recording, also external power and data/software updates. I am told there will be many many reticles that the user can choose from, download, and then install on their systems.

ETR Enhance Target Recognition. Everyone who has used a thermal system before, knows how annoying the washout from the horizon can be, and it causing your entire image to brighten or wash itself out, making it more difficult to ID something on the terrain. This solves that issue. Put the object in the yellow square and BAM. Auto adjusts,

Digital Focus Control gives you the ability to sharpen the image.

The thermal combat reticle is really neat. It gives the hunter the ability to estimate the size of whatever game they are looking at, which in turn can help determine what it actually is at distance.

 

[Eric-TNVC]

Three models to choose from:

These units are said to be starting out at 3,995.00.

 

[Eric-TNVC]

**THIS IS A CONCEPT, AND THERE ARE NO HARD PLANS TO PRODUCE THIS ITEM UNLESS THERE IS LEGIT INTEREST. UNITY TACTICAL WANTED ME TO CONVEY THAT THEY ARE WORKING ON ANOTHER GEN OF THIS ITEM, WHICH HAS A FEW SMALL CHANGES.**


Unity Tactical Helmet mount adapter. Some of you may have spotted this tiny item in a photo at shot show, some may not. It was on display, but incognito. Currently Unity Tactical is looking to gauge interest on this unit, before they decide to go into production.

Most guys want to have accessories mounted to their helmet rails, problem is, there aren't any REAL solutions for mounting things to the helmet that address the limited space issue. For instance, more and more people are using comms adapters to mount their earpro to their helmet rails. Problem with that is, you have no more room to mount anything when you do that. This product will address those issues.

Like all of Unity Tactical's weapon mounting solutions, everything is interchangeable with their Fusion system.

This means you can add a pic rail, a micro ring for flashlights, direct mount flashlights, etc. all while having plenty of room.

Mount your camera to your rail while having earpro rail comms adapters. still have room to mount a white light, or other item to the bottom.

I know what you are saying; "Yeah that looks cool for the ops core ARC rails, but what about a solution for us that used the Team Wendy Helmets."

BAM!

Again, there is no pricing on this item, and it has no release date. They are still trying to gauge interest, so please feel free to leave feedback so we can relay to them if folks are interested.