Newcon Optik nvs 14 Manual Do Utilizador
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Unit until you hear a click.
All other operations with the Unit mounted on a helmet are
identical to those with the head gear.
identical to those with the head gear.
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Mounting on a rifle
The Unit can be mounted on a rifle with Picatinny (MIL-STD-
1913) mount adapter. The optical axle of the monocular
coincides with the rifle’s Picatinny rail. Although the Unit does
not contain a reticle and cannot be used as an independent
riflescope, being mounted behind regular riflescope or red-dot
reticle, it gives you an opportunity to aim your target in the night
remaining invisible for the opposite side.
1913) mount adapter. The optical axle of the monocular
coincides with the rifle’s Picatinny rail. Although the Unit does
not contain a reticle and cannot be used as an independent
riflescope, being mounted behind regular riflescope or red-dot
reticle, it gives you an opportunity to aim your target in the night
remaining invisible for the opposite side.
Two types of weapon mounts are available. The type shown on
Fig. 7 has two screws with large grooved heads for convenient
tightening. They attach the monocular to the mount and attach it
to the Picatinny rail.
Fig. 7 has two screws with large grooved heads for convenient
tightening. They attach the monocular to the mount and attach it
to the Picatinny rail.
Note: Over tightening the screws may damage the thread.
FIGURE 7. NVS 14
with Picatinny adapter.
with Picatinny adapter.