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Posted: 2/7/2016 11:15:06 PM EDT
| ATN Gen 2+. Any good? A PVS-14 is probably not in the budget, but I could probably put together $1,500 for what would really be a toy with possible SHTF applications. Are there better choices in the $1,000 to $1,500 range? |
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You should be able to buy a gen 3 PVS-7 or a gen-3 PVS14A (no manual gain control) or other gen3 monocular here on the equipment exchange with that kind of money. The PVS7 is not really what I'm thinking of, prefer a monocular. How much of a disadvantage in not having manual gain control? |
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The PVS7 is not really what I'm thinking of, prefer a monocular. How much of a disadvantage in not having manual gain control? Quoted:
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You should be able to buy a gen 3 PVS-7 or a gen-3 PVS14A (no manual gain control) or other gen3 monocular here on the equipment exchange with that kind of money. The PVS7 is not really what I'm thinking of, prefer a monocular. How much of a disadvantage in not having manual gain control? Through use in the military and the 7 PVS14s I've built... I could give a fuck about manual gain... |
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Through use in the military and the 7 PVS14s I've built... I could give a fuck about manual gain... Quoted:
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You should be able to buy a gen 3 PVS-7 or a gen-3 PVS14A (no manual gain control) or other gen3 monocular here on the equipment exchange with that kind of money. The PVS7 is not really what I'm thinking of, prefer a monocular. How much of a disadvantage in not having manual gain control? Through use in the military and the 7 PVS14s I've built... I could give a fuck about manual gain... So $1,500 is a realistic budget for one in your opinion? |
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You should be able to buy a gen 3 PVS-7 or a gen-3 PVS14A (no manual gain control) or other gen3 monocular here on the equipment exchange with that kind of money. The PVS7 is not really what I'm thinking of, prefer a monocular. How much of a disadvantage in not having manual gain control? Through use in the military and the 7 PVS14s I've built... I could give a fuck about manual gain... So $1,500 is a realistic budget for one in your opinion? For sure it is. You can pick up a PVS 14 kit on the EE for $650 that will have everything except the intensifier tube, then you have $850 to hunt down a gen 3 tube with. Easily attainable. |
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