July 5, 2007 -
Featuring wide diameter ocular piece that provides 100% image coverage, Model GT-22 mounts in front of daytime scope on any weapon equipped with MIL-STD 1913 rail. Unit can operate on 1 or 2 AA batteries for tactical power management. Centrally located push-to-turn power control switch, focusing ring, and remote pressure switch ensure rating among all tactical units.
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N-Vision Optics Introduces a New Night Vision Weapon Sight, the GT-22
N-Vision Optics has announced the new night vision sight, the GT-22. The unit can be mounted in front of a daytime scope on any weapon equipped with a MIL-STD 1913 (Picatinny) rail. It is fully compatible with almost any daytime scope, and the wide diameter ocular piece provides 100% image coverage.
The GT-22 incorporates a combination of advanced features that are not found in any other system. The ability to operate the unit on one OR two AA batteries allows for significantly better tactical power management. The centrally located push-to-turn power control switch, a unique focusing ring, and the remote pressure switch ensure rating among all tactical units.
Contacts:
Marketing:
Candace Clemens Vice President of Marketing
USA
Phone: 781-505-8360 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: N-Vision Optics Address: 128 Wheeler Rd. City: Burlington State: MA ZIP: 01803 Country: USA Phone: 781-505-8360 FAX: 781-998-5656 http://www.nvisionoptics.com
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