EOTech and PVS-7s

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Posted: 12/28/2005 6:32:29 PM EDT

I'm thinking of ditching my PAQ-4 clone in favor of an EOTech for night use. A 5mW laser is a big violatation of the principle of light discipline, so I think a passive sight like an EOTEch is more prudent than sweeping the battlefield with a laser.

I dont have much experience with EOTechs but I know the reticle always stays in focus for the naked eye.
Now, if I'm wearing PVS-7s, and the PVS-7 is focused far away or at infinity, will the little EOTech reticle still stay in focus or will it appear blurry?

thanks

Posted: 12/28/2005 7:08:15 PM EDT

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I'm thinking of ditching my PAQ-4 clone in favor of an EOTech for night use. A 5mW laser is a big violatation of the principle of light discipline, so I think a passive sight like an EOTEch is more prudent than sweeping the battlefield with a laser.

I dont have much experience with EOTechs but I know the reticle always stays in focus for the naked eye.
Now, if I'm wearing PVS-7s, and the PVS-7 is focused far away or at infinity, will the little EOTech reticle still stay in focus or will it appear blurry?

thanks

A few things...

Unless someone else is wearing a NOD, your PAQ-4 IS invisible to the naked eye of course. If you knew this already, I apologize.

In regards to the EO...Same principle for a NVD. You will be in focus no matter what distance-focus your NVD is in. Hope this helps,

Vic

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