That being said, the binos were hand-me-downs from a SOF unit, so they were pretty busted up, so while it was apples to apples in terms of tube quality, not sure it transfers over to quality binos vs. I have a friend who had run both monoculars and binos while in the Army, and prefers monoculars for moving through the woods and stuff, and binos for urban/room clearing. No real good option for any ball detent NODs easily accessible for civilians right now, though TNVC is working on something that is actually optimized as such, rather than something like the Sentinels in which the ball detent was shoehorned in and still had a very high profile when stowed. DTNVS is probably the best option if you're dead set on having articulation.

RNVG is probably the best product for dead simple durability, due to it being aluminum and non-articulating.

PS31: ATN product, polymer and metal, articulating, auto-shut-off when articulated out the way, a little heavier than the NVD BNVD, no gain control, dovetail only, onboard IR illuminator, battery pack capable Where’s a good write of the differences between those models?RNVG: AB Night Vision product, aluminum, non-articulating, uses PVS-14 optics, no gain control, dovetail only, onboard IR illuminator, LEMO connector to use battery packĭTNVG: ACT In Black product, polymer, articulating, auto-shut-off when articulated out the way, uses PVS-14 optics, a little heavier than the L-3 PVS-31s, no gain control, being replaced by the DTNVS, dovetail only, onboard IR illuminatorīNVD: Not sure, lot of different models use this nomenclature if it's the NVD product, polymer, articulating, auto-shut-off when articulated out the way, a little heavier than the DTNVG, single and dual gain control options, dovetail only, onboard IR illuminator, battery pack capable

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