AGM Global Vision 16C4O122454011 Comanche-40ER NW1 Night Vision Black 1x
The AGM Global Vision Comanche-40ER Night Vision Clip-On (NVCO) system is designed to enhance your nighttime shooting experience with advanced technology and reliable performance. It mounts in front of a standard Weaver or Picatinny rail, transforming your existing day scope into a night vision device capable of reaching targets at up to 1000 yards without re-zeroing. Compatible with scopes up to 10x magnification, the Comanche-40ER offers an effortless upgrade for hunters, tactical operators, and enthusiasts seeking clarity and precision in low-light conditions.
Equipped with a Gen 2+ White Phosphor intensifier tube and a resolution of 51-64 lp/mm, this system provides sharp, detailed images with a field of view of 9 degrees. It features a quick-release mount for easy attachment and removal, along with a remote control for operational convenience. Weighing only 2 pounds and powered by CR123A or AA batteries with up to 40 hours of battery life, it is built for extended use in the field. The Comanche-40ER's versatility and performance make it an ideal choice for challenging missions and long-range target acquisition.
Important Firearm Purchasing Information
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Features:
- Resolution: 51-64 lp/mm for clear image detail
- Magnification: 1x for natural viewing experience
- Field of View: 9 degrees for wide coverage
- Compatibility: Mounts on Weaver or Picatinny rails
- Battery: CR123A or AA with up to 40 hours of use
- Weight: 2 pounds for portability
- Intensifier Tube: Gen 2+ White Phosphor Level 1
- Range Capability: Up to 1000 yards without re-zeroing
- Quick Release Mount for fast attachment and removal
- Remote Control for ease of operation