PVS-14 For UNDER 2k?!?!

MistyMountainSupply

MistyMountainSupply

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Yes. You read that right. To help our friends at EON in Ontario get their launch underway, we are matching their CRAZY launch sale price.

EON-14s are only 1995CAD at Misty Mountain Supply. Limited stock and for a limited time only.
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Get into NV without breaking the bank.

We of course offer all the accessories needed to mount these on a helmet. Don't see something you're after? Hit us up, chances are we do have it and can bundle it all together.
 
RyoTHC said:
If only this was a hunting scope and legal to use. It would sure make first and last light a joy to hunt !
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You can 100% clip PVS-14 style optics to a rail, though yes hunting with it would be illegal - however pest control is a different thing entirely and does allow for legal animal dispatching at all hours (though with specific rules of course)
 
MistyMountainSupply said:
You can 100% clip PVS-14 style optics to a rail, though yes hunting with it would be illegal - however pest control is a different thing entirely and does allow for legal animal dispatching at all hours (though with specific rules of course)
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How much % down on the preorder ?
 
geologist said:
How does that work? The PVS-14 goes in front if your optic?
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Sort of. Thermals go in front of your glass/optic, NV behind. Here's a photo I found online of someone's set up to demonstrate. That said, generally speaking it is a better move to wear the NV device over your eye and look through the optic rather than to rail mount unless the NV device is meant to be rail mounted (not all are).
 

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MistyMountainSupply said:
Sort of. Thermals go in front of your glass/optic, NV behind. Here's a photo I found online of someone's set up to demonstrate. That said, generally speaking it is a better move to wear the NV device over your eye and look through the optic rather than to rail mount unless the NV device is meant to be rail mounted (not all are).
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Thanks MMS.

I prefer to go with the PVS-14 over my non dominant eye and an IR laser mounted on my rifle. For short range shooting.
 
geologist said:
Thanks MMS.

I prefer to go with the PVS-14 over my non dominant eye and an IR laser mounted on my rifle. For short range shooting.
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IR lasers are an absolute hoot, but I would still recommend running the PVS14 over your dominant eye to give you the option of passive aiming if you wanted to, I find past about 75m, if I want to make a reasonably "quick" shot it's a lot easier to line up sights
 
MistyMountainSupply said:
IR lasers are an absolute hoot, but I would still recommend running the PVS14 over your dominant eye to give you the option of passive aiming if you wanted to, I find past about 75m, if I want to make a reasonably "quick" shot it's a lot easier to line up sights
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I'm running an illuminated PA 1x6 so on 1x it's kinda like a big, heavy RDS. My thinking is run with the PVS-14 passive, no IR laser or IR light unless needed. But the eye viewing the NOD will have lost its night vision to a large extent.

Keeping the dominant eye away from the NOD preserves it's night vision and if conditions arise where there is enough light to take a non IR laser shot my dominant eye cab use the LPVO.

I haven't bought an expensive IR laser yet. I have a Uni Max IR laser and a tape switch and UT works surprisingly well although it is a giant PITA to zero. I run it parallel to the bore with a bore laser.

Can you source these UniMax Lasers? I think they were pistol Lasers and I bought mine legally on Amazon but can't find them anywhere.

Sorry for the hijack.
 
geologist said:
I'm running an illuminated PA 1x6 so on 1x it's kinda like a big, heavy RDS. My thinking is run with the PVS-14 passive, no IR laser or IR light unless needed. But the eye viewing the NOD will have lost its night vision to a large extent.

Keeping the dominant eye away from the NOD preserves it's night vision and if conditions arise where there is enough light to take a non IR laser shot my dominant eye cab use the LPVO.

I haven't bought an expensive IR laser yet. I have a Uni Max IR laser and a tape switch and UT works surprisingly well although it is a giant PITA to zero. I run it parallel to the bore with a bore laser.

Can you source these UniMax Lasers? I think they were pistol Lasers and I bought mine legally on Amazon but can't find them anywhere.

Sorry for the hijack.
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I can get you the Holosun series of lasers, I believe the base model that is at least a class 2M laser starts at 489.99
 
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