Stay tuned for all the new product announcements!

We'll be adding sone cool new stuff in the upcoming days!

TNVC Displaying at the 2024 SHOT Show, Booth 62211
                       New Products Including NV / Thermal Fusion, New Housings, and More
                                               



Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada As a supplier of industry leading Night Vision, Thermal, and Visual Augmentation and Headborne Systems solutions to Law Enforcement, Military, and Consumer markets alike since 2005, TNVC is excited to be displaying once again at the NSSF SHOT Show at the Sand Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada located at Booth 62211 on the first floor of the Venetian in the Galileo Ballroom.

As always, Tactical Night Vision Company will have several of the newest and most advanced products on display, including the Ops-Core RAILINK power and data management and peripheral integration system, fully integrated with L3Harris's BNVD-F Fused Binocular system  which not only combines traditional image intensified night vision with L3Harris's unmatched high performance Unfilmed White Phosphor image tubes with an LWIR thermal channel for increased detection and situational awareness, but is also provides a navigational Heads-Up Display (HUD) along with TAK integration capabilities while adding less than 22 ounces, less than the operational weight of many legacy I2-only NVGs, to the integrated headborne system.


L3Harris BNVD-F and Ops-Core RAILINK, pictured with the Pixels on Target VooDoo-S miniature thermal aiming system

TNVC will also be providing updates on the TAD Thermal Augmentation Device, announced at the 2023 SHOT Show in conjunction with Optics 1 a miniature Clip-On Thermal Imager (COTI) system that can turn almost any existing I2 night vision goggle into a night vision / thermal fusion device and offering similar capabilities to the Optics 1 AN/PAS-29B ECOTI, but oriented towards the commercial and law enforcement markets and projected to release for sale later this year.

Additionally, TNVC will have several new Night Vision Goggle housings on display, including the new Nocturn Industries Manticore-Ruggedized and ACTinBlack DTNVS-MG (Manual Gain), both featuring manually adjustable gain control and paring beautifully with the L3Harris "SuperGain" Unfilmed White Phosphor image tubes, introduced to the market by TNVC in 2022, featuring High Gain values of 100,000-120,000 fL/fc compared to ~65,000 fL/fc normally found on standard image intensifiers, providing the user with more information and brighter image, allowing them to extend their operational envelopes even further in the darkest conditions.

On display will also be AB Night Visions new RVM-14 monocular and dual bridge system as well as Wilcox Industries' new upgraded version of the venerable G24 helmet mount, the G24P, featuring a 22.5o secondary "Passive" tilt position, allowing the user to more easily look under or through their NVGs in mixed lighting conditions.


The next generation of headborne systems

Other new products will include new thermal sights from Pixels on Target as well as some new systems and accessory / peripheral management solutions as well as some other advanced technology solutions that you will just have to stop by to see.  

So please come by if you're attending the NSSF SHOT Show, Booth 62211 on Level 1 of the Venetian / Sands in the Galileo Ballroom, and be sure to ask about the 2024 SHOT Show Special Edition patch!

Founded in 2005, Tactical Night Vision Company (TNVC) is a Veteran-Owned small business which specializes in providing industry-leading visual augmentation systems, modified-COTS solutions, and systems integration as well as training, education, and life-cycle support to government and commercial customers alike.

For all inquiries please contact:  [email protected]

If you're at SHOT come see us at booth# 62211!

New for 2024 Wilcox G24P helmet mount.

This mount came into existence upon request of a Federal Law Enforcement end user who needed an alternate stow position for use with GPNVGs.

This mid-stow position also works fantastic with fixed bridge goggles to allow the user to more easily see under the goggles without the need to stow the goggle on the helmet.

Once in the mid-stow position, the G24P operates as force to overcome, and the user can quickly reposition the goggle into fully deployed or fully stowed.

New for 2024 - Noisefighters M1 Panobridge and MAX-14!

I can say from firsthand use that the M1 is the very best Panobridge to date! You can easily switch from 40 degrees to 55 degrees and lock down the FOV.

The MAX-14 is also fantastic

At first I read this and was like "ah sweet, this will make driving in truck with my MOD3s much easier" but then I saw the picture and was . Looks like IMO it needs another 15-20* of travel. Maybe IRL it will work better than the pictures show.

For real. I don’t see any change in the goggle being above line of sight. Odd, but like you said it might look totally different in person.

You know how pictures are. It looks different on your head.

I really like it for a fixed bridge goggle.

What's the status with SG tube shipments ?
Is the quality of the specs getting better across the board since COVID is a bad memory?

excuse double post ...

L3 Super Gain tubes in stock for TNVC build products bout 2-3 weeks build time.

L3 PVS-31's and 1531 SG systems next arrival end of 2nd quarter. Very high demand on L3 SG systems.  Thank you.

Any word on when the TAD will be available?

L3Harris BNVD-F with Ops-Core Rail Link.

Still waiting on "Predator Vision". But in all honesty Shot Show coverage this year has been pretty sparse. Not sure why.

USMC SBNVG (Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggle) which is the Elbit PVS-31D combined with the Optics 1 AN/PAS-29B (aka ECOTI).

I can only speak for us but we’re extremely busy at the show.

ABNV RVM-14 monocular and bridge

Nocturn Industries Manticore (UANVB-FC)

Z-BOLT ACAL

Nocturn low profile dovetail helmet mount

How are things looking on the laser front? Anything exciting/cool coming out? The (UANVB-FC) looks pretty interesting.

I’m excited for the ACAL. It’s not far along enough to give any use details however.

Optics 1 TAD. images taken using the eyecup adapter.




side by side comparison against the ECOTI (PAS-29B). TAD on top

Armasight Sidekick 320 & 640

Act in Black DTNVS-MG (manual gain control).

TNVC 2024 SHOT Show patch

IR Tools has a new heated steel target pad that you attach to the back of your steel target. They also have passive IFF 4x4 square fabric markers for use with thermal (LWIR) and they also make IR (analog) IFF patches.

Interesting articulating panoramic goggle by Thales. It's a pre-pre-production sample. EU users expect more info later this year or next.

New lights from Princeton Tec with user adjustable LED colors. The Charge X is also dual fuel (AA or CR123A).

What kind of mortgage would we be looking at for a set of these?
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Heck they've come down in price from 350K when they were all hand made a few years back for a select group.

A marvel of technology, the best I've ever worked with!

That HL2A light....is that a new Surefire?

Also, any new 640 helmet mount thermals?

It's a Rail Link specific light.

Regarding HMT, IMHO nothing noteworthy worth mentioning that's officially available.

I did get to try the new firmware with the Armasight Sidekick 640. It's definitely better than the original firmware that shipped with units previously.

That's the one I've been considering. Backordered on your site. Will the ones you ship next have the new firmware?

Maybe it's me but that looks very Batman like. What's the purpose of the "shroud" around it?

Orders for the the Sidekick 640 will receive the new firmware.

We have the 320 in stock but these do not have the very latest firmware. The firmware isn't available yet but when it is the end user can update it themselves online.

That's the monocular pod housing itself.

Unsure if there's a "reason" for it other than Euro aesthetics.

The optics are "folded," not quite AN/PVS-21 level, but you can see from the location of the two objective lenses--there's no room for a tube directly behind them / it is not a fully "in-line" system like the GPNVG or most other PNVG systems.

Allows for a little bit more compactness, however comes with the added complexity of dealing with mirrors, beam splitters, etc., that could potentially also degrade performance if only slightly and potentially complicate assembly / maintenance / add cost (though everyone knows GPNVG is "the one to beat," so reducing cost may be a primary consideration).

~Augee