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This is a TVS-2 it is a HUGE observation night vision scope that was used both on the M2 50 cal machine gun and also for dismounted LP/OP work. We got this a while back and now have it up and running. We’ll be using this for night LP/OP work paired up with a period correct Hughes Probeye thermal imager. The thermal will tell you where something is, the TVS will then tell you who it is by reading their name tape…
The optical clarity on this thing is absurd. With my PVS-14, I see that there something slightly out of place a long ways off…. We pan the TVS-2 around and it’s a water tower, an aluminum one, with 5 legs, and 3 lines of writing on it… The PVS-14 sees that there is a farm perhaps 1.5 km away… The TVS says it’s a single story house with a bay window to the right of the front door. There’s 3 outbuildings and an old truck parked beside the largest of them. It’s a Dodge truck, with a flat right front tire.
Night Vision goggles
ak side rail
vertical grip
shotgun ranges
airsoft
airgun
red dot sight
green laser sight
rail mount
handgun
gun parts
gun rang bags
tactical rifle
laser grips
Plz visit www.gl-st.com
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Night Vision goggles
ak side rail
vertical grip
shotgun ranges
airsoft
airgun
red dot sight
green laser sight
rail mount
handgun
gun parts
gun rang bags
tactical rifle
laser grips
Plz visit www.gl-st.com
or contact gl-st@hotmail.com
I'm constantly revising the roughly created Scopedog Custom.
The leg ratio looked too short, so I increased it a little bit. Also, I added turnpick and roller dash to this. In addition, I have worked on improving the quality of various parts that I don't like.
I'm going to make an arm punch soon.
That's it for today.
Thank you.
Selbstgebautes elektronisches Gerät, das Figuren auf einem Oszilloskop erzeugt - aus meinem Album Scope-Art www.flickr.com/gp/192772121@N02/
ICM Single shot with Rotation
Selfmade electronic device, that draws figures on an oscilloscope - Part of my Album Scope-Art www.flickr.com/gp/192772121@N02/
AR 15 scopes come in many variants. However, not all scopes are suitable to every AR 15 rifle. To determine whether a scope is the right fit to a particular rifle, an evaluation of the user’s needs, as well as the type of rifle and its intended use is important. All AR 15 scopes currently in the market have their own strengths and weaknesses. Hence, it is important that a balance of these two intertwined factors be reached in making a decision regarding which scope to use for a specific AR 15 rifle. The AR 15 is arguably the most popular rifle today. This is why there is no shortage of accessories and equipment being produced to complement what is already a top-notch line of rifles.With all the choices available today, rifle owners are faced with a predicament not for lack of suitable best AR 15 scopes, but due to the sheer difficulty of choosing from a long list of seemingly perfect complement for their guns. The question now is how to segregate all the choices and come up with the best scope for a particular AR 15 rifle.
This is an uncommon sighting around here, and when word went out that there was an Ani hanging around outside the wetlands area, lots of people showed up to take a look. This couple allowed us all a good close look thru their scope.
Night Vision goggles
ak side rail
vertical grip
shotgun ranges
airsoft
airgun
red dot sight
green laser sight
rail mount
handgun
gun parts
gun rang bags
tactical rifle
laser grips
Plz visit www.gl-st.com
or contact gl-st@hotmail.com
The Petri Blue Scope dates to around 1961, give or take a year. I can't find much information about this camera, but it was apparently an economy version of the more popular Petri 7. It's virtually identical to the 7, except it lacks the selenium exposure meter around the lens, and has a blue-tinted viewfinder (hence, I suppose, the name "Blue Scope"). I surmise it had a short production run, because it is somewhat rare these days, being much less commonly found than the Petri 7 and the 7's even more common successor, the 7S. I found this one on Ebay, and it came in like-new condition in it's original (somewhat worn) box, complete with manual, warranty card and even the little packet of slilca gel. The nameplate on the camera says "Blue Magic Scope," but the box and instruction manual just say, "Blue Scope," without the "Magic". I suspect the "Magic" was a Petri marketing ploy, which was not very successful. I have yet to find anything magical about it, but I think it takes surprisingly good pictures with nice sharpness and color rendition.
A BRV made scope adapter that fits the following models: Trijicon TR20, TR21, TR22, Short Dot, and the Mark AR 3-9x40mm scope.
The adapter includes a red dot to help point at enemies, and a range finder that will show the range of the enemy on a small screen on the adapter.
Pastie: pastie.org/1711087
Scope: Sharpstar AL 106
Mount: Atlas
Camera: SBIG ST8300M
Filters Baader
HA 8x15 8x1
OIII 10x15 10x1
SII 12x15
PHD2 Guiding with 50mm and DSII.
Captured in Nebulocity 3
Mapped in Photoshop CS5
used carbonis tools
The mains adapter is assembled with 4 screws. Inside is a transformer (on the right under the card cover) and a PCB which cotnains both power supply and battery charger circuits. The battery can be plugged straight onto the adapter, it then operates the swtich on the PCB selecting the charger function.