ATN PS22-3P Day/Night Tactical Kit w/ ELCAN SpecterDR 7.62

The PS22-3P Day/Night Tactical Kit w/ ELCAN SpecterDR 7.62 from ATN is a 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 CX5395 reticle has been calibrated for a 7.62 carbine or a 7.62mm LMG.

The PS22-3P is a 3rd generation Pinnacle night vision attachment that converts a day-time sighting system into a mission critical night vision weapon sight. The PS22-3P can be co-aligned with a red-dot sight or fitted directly to the front of a conventional daytime riflescope. It can also be hand-held as a standard night vision monocular.

The SpecterDR 7.62 red-dot sight from Elcan is a dual-FOV optical combat sight. Switching the SpecterDR from 4.0x to 1.0x can be accomplished instantly with the throw of a lever. Unlike standard-issue variable-magnification optics, the SpecterDR's optical path is optimized for both magnification settings - the image quality and eye relief are identical in both positions. This sight's reticle is calibrated for use with 7.62 ammunition.

Depending upon the situation, the operator can select a cross hair or dot reticle. Both aiming patterns will remain visible in the event of battery failure or power-interruption due to an EMP. The SpecterDR is an outstanding single solution for LR and CQB engagements - it's designed, engineered, and constructed to withstand the rigors of today's modern battlefield.

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 QR mount, two CR123A batteries, one DL1/3N battery, a soft case, and a hard-shell Mil-Spec carry case.

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