ATN PS22-3P Day/Night Tactical Kit w/ Trijicon 4x32 ACOG 1 QRM

The PS22-3P Day/Night Tactical Kit w/ Trijicon 4x32 ACOG 1 QRM from ATN is an ACOG sighting solution with advanced night vision capabilities. Or maybe it's a night vision system with an advanced ACOG sighting solution. No matter how you cut-the-cake, or maybe slice-the-pie, the PS22-3P NVD (Night Vision Device) and, the Trijicon 4x32 ACOG (Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight) 1 QRM are mated together for the ultimate daytime/nighttime aiming system. This comprehensive kit is packaged with a Mil-Spec hard-shell carry case, and is ready for immediate use.

The PS22-3P uses a 3rd Generation Pinnacle Image Intensifier Tubes (IIT). It has a micro channel plate, GaAs photocathode and a completely self-contained integral high-voltage power supply. The 3rd Generation tube provides a combined increase in resolution, Signal-to-Noise and photosensitivity over tubes with a Multi-Alkaline photocathode. The highlights of the 3rd Generation specifications are the typical SNR of 24 and resolution of 64 lp/mm.

The Trijicon 4x32 ACOG Scope TA01NSN has an amber center illumination for M4A1 that fits the AR15/M16 flat-top rifles and includes the TA51 mount. Modifications to this Trijicon 4x32 ACOG Scope include an integral rear ghost ring aperture and a tritium glow-in-the-dark front sight (yellow center illumination) for close-combat/back-up sighting.

This kit also includes a bounty of mission-critical accessories; a 450 mW IR illuminator, protective caps and an eyecup for the PS22, a remote pressure pad switch, a quick release mount, two CR123A batteries, a soft case, and a hard-shell Mil-Spec carry case.

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