We have Green phosphor Echo spec PVS14s new on sale now for $2899. in stock and shipping out the same day you order. These are autogated, manual gain control and standard accessories.

We will have more SLH grade Elbit tubes in a month or so, they have been out of stock for a while. Those will also be at/near the price point your looking at.

Let me know if you have any questions or if we can help you.

Photonis Vypers are under $7K now in WP with Echo spec tubes and standard PVS14 lenses.

A little more for a ruggedized Katana R with YH 3rd Gen WP tubes. Katana R housings are a little backed up still from the manufacturer, but we are told this is going to get better in the next month or so.

Let me know if you have any questions.

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Currently we have high grade VH and M23H thin filmed in stock and 20UM grade unfilmed in stock. Both shipping out the same day you order if you get the order in before 11am Eastern M-F.
So no wait time on these PVS14s.

Although we're not going to be able to get you down into the $3k flat range here's some info to consider.

If you're already planning or thinking about getting dual PVS-14s then I strongly recommend considering modern L3Harris unfilmed WP tubes.

#1. L3 is very consistent with specs and so it will be much easier to match or exceed your first PVS-14

#2. They are very easy to convert into a different format if necessary (10160) so if you decide (like most dual -14 uses) that you want a dedicated bino then your options are endless

#3. Decide if warranty is important to you or not. If it is, then #2 above can be a major issue, depending on who you buy them from. We will convert TNVC PVS-14s with L3 tubes and maintain the warranty if done through us. I don't know which all dealers do this but that's important if you want to have your tubes warrantied for longer than 2 years (this is the standard mfg warranty for new commercially sold tubes). If warranty isn't important then I recommend looking at the used market as you can find some great deals. Also know that our TNVC warranty stays with the device so the warranty transfers to the next owner

Start with a 14 and take some low light classes and see if it is your kind of thing. Don't drop 6-12k on binos until you know this is something you will use. If you end up not using it often and just want the "capability", the PVS-14 still checks the box. 3K should be doable, but not for a filmless unit. You would be fine with a thin filmed autogated unit and you will still get most of the performance curve without all of the cost.

This is exactly the purpose of this forum - if you have any questions, just ask. There are a lot of good NV related Youtube videos out there to help kind of explain the various specs, types of housings, lenses, etc. I would watch as many as possible before putting 3K down on something you previously knew very little about.