Everything we stock

L3Harris' issued binocular NVG — the low-profile, articulating standard that most other housings are measured against. Built to order around the tube pair you pick.

AB Night Vision's billet 7075 housing on the proven RNVG-A platform: manual gain, articulating pods with auto shut-off, built-in IR illuminator, waterproof to 66 ft and tested past MIL-STD-810H.

Low Light Innovations' flagship: magnesium and titanium alloy, 15.31 oz, plug-in manual gain that preserves your tube warranty, rotational pod shut-off and split-mono capability.

Nocturn Industries' articulating binocular housing — hard-use geometry, onboard power and a bridge that stows tight. A shop favorite for a first serious dual-tube set.

Under 15 oz fully assembled — the lightest binocular on the market. Carbon-fiber reinforced thermoplastic that rivals 6061-T6, with individual pod shut-off for one- or two-eye use.

EOTech's on-gun laser, built from feedback by people who actually run night vision hard. Its VCSEL illuminator throws a clean flood-to-throw beam instead of the artifact-filled mess legacy lasers give you.

LaserSpeed's multi-function aimer: visible green, IR aiming laser and a focusable IR illuminator, co-aligned in one aluminum housing so zeroing stays honest between visible and IR.

The Wilcox G24 breakaway mount — the industry standard, with near-universal dovetail compatibility and a patented breakaway that lowers neck-injury risk under stress.

Team Wendy's EXFIL LTP with CAM FIT retention, a BOA dial and Zorbium-foam Air Fit liner. Integrated rails and NVG shroud — our go-to bump helmet after testing a lot of them.

Noisefighters' panoramic bridge: run two PVS-14s as a wide-FOV binocular setup, with independent pods and true interpupillary adjustment.

All-metal 7075-T6 J-arm at 1.0 oz — half the weight of a polymer mil-spec arm. Rotating knuckle for tight stow, friction lateral adjust, rearward sweep for bigger helmets.

0.9 oz — about 52% lighter than a mil-spec J-arm — and still rock-solid. Made in the USA, in Michigan. Snap a PVS-14 into any standard dovetail mount and fine-tune IPD by hand.

3M's Comtac V — hearing protection and comms in one, with the talk-through and low-profile cups that work under a helmet instead of fighting it.

Rail adapters that move your Comtacs off the headband and onto EXFIL rails — the fix for the pinch point where helmet, muffs and NVGs all want the same space.

Noisefighters' cut-out gel cups: they clear your shooting glasses so the seal actually seals. The cheapest real upgrade on this whole page.

Low Visual's 15L X50 X-Pac pack — MMI webbing, Alphatex velcro, YKK zippers, UTX hardware. Our personal favorite for EDC, rucking and range days.

8x8x4 X-Pac case, padded on every interior wall with movable dividers, and a removable velcro base so it locks into an LVX or LVB pack. Store nods, not worry.

HRT's visible + IR marker light for IFF and low-vis signalling. Small, cheap, and the thing you'll wish you had the first time you work in a stack.