Premium Night Vision

Our premium collection of night vision devices, crafted for performance in challenging low-light environments. Each night vision product is designed with durability in mind, featuring lightweight, rugged construction from high-strength materials such as aircraft-grade aluminum and polymer. Our products meet military standards, ensuring reliability in the toughest conditions.

Feature-Rich Night Vision Devices

Our monocular and binocular night vision devices offer advanced features, including articulating designs, onboard IR illuminators, and customizable adjustments for a tailored viewing experience. Intelligent power management systems with extended battery life and compatibility with external power packs make these devices ideal for prolonged usage in the field.

High-Quality Image Intensifiers and Phosphor Technology

Each night vision device in our collection is equipped with various high-performance image intensifiers, including NNVT, Elbit, and L3Harris White Phosphor tubes. These options deliver clear, high-contrast images, with White Phosphor technology providing a more natural black-and-white view, enhancing target detection and depth perception.

Designed for Tactical Excellence

Our night vision products are designed for tactical operations, perfect for law enforcement, military, security, and the outdoors. If you demand the best in visibility and reliability, experience our superior performance in any low-light situation.

Vancouver Washington / Portland Oregon Metro Sales

If you live around the Vancouver / Portland Metro Area we offer night vision googles/devices at a $100 to $200 discount when you pay with cash, cashiers check, ACH wire or Payment App. In addition we offer a free locals only Vancouver Washington military gun bunny t-shirt or gun bunny t-shirt of your choice.

Contact For Vancouver/Portland Metro Area Night Vision and Military Gear Sales

How Maintain Your Night Vision Device Longevity And Performance

Increase the longevity of your night vision devices with a few tips that will save you money on repair and replacement costs Regularly Clean the Optics Dust, smudges, and debris on the lenses can affect the performance of your night vision device and your viewing ability. Use a lens cleaning solution or wipes designed for optical glass to gently clean the lenses. Make sure to use soft cloths when wiping your lens; if possible, blow the lenses with dust-off before wiping to prevent scratches. Check Mount and Dovetail Interface Inspect the dovetail interface and helmet mount regularly for wear or...

Why You Might Not Want to Buy Digital Night Vision, Yet.

Digital night vision technology has come a long way, becoming more accessible, more affordable and more advanced. However, despite advancements, there are still several reasons why you might still want to wait a few more years. We will explore the key disadvantages of digital night vision compared to its analog counterpart. Field of View Limitations Both digital and analog night vision devices claim about a 40 degree field of view, digital devices like the MG30 tend to have a more constricted and zoomed-in view due to their rectangular display. This will limit your vertical field of view. Compare that to...

Noise and Light Discipline

There may come a time in an SHTF (shit hits the fan) scenario where you may need to make a movement in the night. Here we will give some tips for you to take into consideration if such an occasion arises or you just may want to add to periodically training.  When training noise and light discipline, if you have some fellas to train with you; even better. Noise Discipline  It should go without saying that you want to avoid any unnecessary foot or vehicle movement. Secure any loose end on your equipment or person with tape to avoid clanging...

Green vs. White Phosphor Night Vision Tubes. What's The Deal?

If you've been in the airsoft community or the civilian LARPing community, night vision has probably come up as a piece of equipment many try to justify forking out the cost of used car to wear on their head. And you've likely heard people mention the green or white phosphor preference. In this post we will discuss the history of night vision devices an the difference between white and green phosphor.  The Human Eye And Early Night Vision Before we can understand the difference between white and green phosphor, we need to understand a bit of history and human biology.  Green phosphor was...

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