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AN/PVS-14 P+ with MONOCAM

$4095

PR: 2000 MIN, EBI: 2.5 MAX

S/N: 22.0 MIN, RES: 64 MIN

AN/PVS-14 P  with MONOCAM

$3995

PR: 1750 MIN, EBI: 4.5 MAX

S/N: 19.0 MIN, RES: 64 MIN

AN/PVS-14 P- with MONOCAM

$3795

PR: 1350 MIN, EBI: 6.5 MAX

S/N: 16.0 MIN, RES: 57 MIN

Includes the MONOCAM adapter, bushing and Olympus Camera

The AN/PVS-14 is the all around best multi functional night vision monocular available. It's optics are the highest quality. The new redesigned battery housing (uses one each AA battery) simplifies use with greater dependability and lighter weight, and most important of all, the AN/PVS-14 has shown its mettle in the sands of Afganistan and Iraq and proven itself to be an invaluable tool on the battlefield. With current contracts for production, numbering into the hundreds of thousands of units, the AN/PVS-14 may well be the most highly produced night vision scope to date. One of the reasons for the AN/PVS-14's great success is its ability to fill several niches. These include being head and helmet mounted. In this role, the AN/PVS-14 allows the user to retain his night adapted vision in one eye while viewing his surroundings through the illuminated eyepiece of the AN/PVS-14. The other niche that the AN/PVS-14 fills, is its ability to be weapon mounted behind most collimated daylight aimers and Reflex sights such as the ACOG, Aimpoint and EO Tech systems. This allows the user the ability to use his AN/PVS-14 both as a night vision monocular for increased mobility and tactical awareness and as a short range weaponsight. Another advantage of the PVS-14 is its gain control. This function gives the user the ability to increase or decrease the tube gain. Under extremely dark conditions, gain control allows the user to adjust the gain upward, giving him a better image. Under high light conditions, details can be washed out due to an excess of light. Lowering the system gain can allow those details to be better seen. Additional features of the AN/PVS-14 include, an infrared LED with LED indicator, and a low battery indicator. All in all, the AN/PVS-14 has set the bar for what a night vision monocular should be.