Prone-Panoramic Bridge For Sidekick/Flir Breach and PVS-14

Name: Prone-Panoramic Bridge For Sidekick/Flir Breach and PVS-14
Brand: Disruptive Systems

Disruptive Systems

£245

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The bridge comes with left and right arms for the PVS-14 plus left and right arms for the Armasight Sidekick (640 or 320) or Flir Breach. This allows you to run your thermal device on either eye. With night vision and thermal becoming more widespread, the ability to keep a low profile is becoming more important at night. The new prone panoramic bridge allows you to quickly and easily switch between standing and prone tilt settings via a button push that can be operated with either hand. The prone setting gives you an additional 15 degrees of tilt. This means that you can look forward, through

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Prone-Panoramic Bridge For Sidekick/Flir Breach and PVS-14

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