FMA Airsoft Hunting Tactical GPNVG 18 Night Vision Goggles Dummy Binoculars No Function NVG Model

FMA Airsoft Hunting Tactical GPNVG 18 Night Vision Goggles Dummy Binoculars No Function NVG Model

$ 43.99

Score By Feature

Based on 44 ratings

Satisfaction

6.23

Customer service

6.80

Value for money

6.57

Delivery

6.58

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Product Description

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The GPNVG-18 NVG (Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggles) is a 1:1 replica of the real thing.

Every aspect of real optics is depicted in great detail.

Your competitor, enemy, or opponent will be unable to tell the difference because it appears to be so real.

Available with an ANVIS or BNVIS mount for use with a variety of helmets and mounts.

It's just a DUMMY model that doesn't do anything!

Questions & Answers

What is the purpose of the battery case? Is it possible for you to take a look at them?

I haven't received them yet, but the battery pack is supposed to help balance the goggles' weight.

With them on, are you able to see at night?

No, this is merely a display model.

Do you have a clear view of the world through the lenses?

You can see through them, but it's a distorted vision. These are only meant to be used for "display." They do, however, appear to be extremely high-quality. cool.

What's the best way to get rid of the lens?

There is no obvious way to remove the lenses without causing damage to the housing, as far as I can tell.

Selected User Reviews For FMA Airsoft Hunting Tactical GPNVG 18 Night Vision Goggles Dummy Binoculars No Function NVG Model

It's great for cosplay and photos, and it can be wired with LEDS (with a little effort)

5/5

Aesthetically appealing and fantastic for tacti- Cool, but only suitable for cosplay and photo shoots with the FMA mount, as the mount is likely to snap due to the goggles' weight. The battery pack doubles as a storage box for C123 batteries (which are commonly used in manta-rays). strobes, and a few helm lights), as long as you have the right sized hex-drive. to open it up with a wrench Buyers' suggestions. br>br> br>Adhesive is used to keep the hex-shaped pieces in place. To open and close the battery box without a hex key, screw to the plastic "gearbox" ring. wrench. br>br>Use your own velcro and adhesive for the battery box, as the included one is sucky and easily comes off. br>br>If you're comfortable soldering, you can solder in a small push switch on the front of the goggles (where the switch would normally go) and some new DC5521 wires to put some 3-pin connectors on the goggles. The goggles have 6v LEDs built into them for a nighttime effect. br>br>Of course, you won't be able to see with these on, but they're ideal for the reasons stated above.

Karina Copeland

| Jul 03, 2021

Five stars out of ten

3/5

For the price, it's not bad.

Dawson TOMLINSON

| Jan 03, 2021

Crap

3/5

These, as far as I can tell, do not work and are only meant to be played with. My son, on the other hand, is unable to look through them and can only wear them on his head. He is unable to place them on the table and play with them as if they are real. It was a complete waste of money. Purchases should be avoided.