ATN NVM14-2 Day/Night Tactical Kit with Aimpoint Micro T-1

The NVM14-2 Day/Night Tactical Kit with Aimpoint Micro T-1 from ATN is a turnkey sighting solution with advanced night vision capabilities. This comprehensive kit is packaged with a Mil-Spec hard-shell carry case, and it is ready for immediate use.

The 2nd generation NVM14-2 monocular can be used hand-held as a monocular, head/helmet mounted as a goggle, or weapon-mounted as part of a formidable low/no-light weapon sighting system. The NVM14 is constructed to endure the rigors of battle-field conditions - its compact rugged housing is recoil-resistant and fully waterproof.

The Aimpoint Micro T-1 is a lightweight compact red-dot aiming system that provides full-size sight performance. Built to offer battle-proven reliability - the Micro T-1 performs flawlessly under extreme conditions. It is suitable for use on rifles, carbines, SMGs, and handguns. Its reduced form-factor makes it an ideal choice as a 'piggyback' option for larger sights.

The T-1 is constructed from a durable aluminum alloy, and sealed to provide all-weather reliability. The lenses have been coated to provide maximum visibility and dot-brightness at all times. A unique band-pass coating has been employed to ensure absolute compatibility and maximum performance when used in tandem with an NVD. Configured with 4 NVD-compatible settings, 8 daylight settings, and one extra-bright setting - the Micro T-1 is ready for use 24/7/365.

This kit also includes a bounty of mission-critical accessories; one sacrificial filter, one demist shield, a weapons mount for the monocular, batteries for the sight and the monocular, flip-up headgear for the monocular, and a soft goggle-kit carry-case.

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