LEGIONNAIRE White Phosphor is Adams’ standard LEGIONNAIRE but with a L3 White Phosphor tube for greater contrast.
Features:
Focus knob well positioned for both right and left handed shooters
Catadioptric lens for greater light gathering
Locking quick disconnect lever mount
80mm Focal lens (vs 68mm on PVS-22)
40mm Exit Pupil
Available in both Automatic Brightness Control & Manual Gain Control versions
Choice of 1 x CR123A or 1 x AA battery
Pressure switch remote control
Factory Aligned to 1/2MOA or better
In FOV Low Battery indicator
User controlled Bright Light Cut-OFF function
Compact size: 175mm/6.8”(L) x 83mm/3.27” (W) x 76mm/3.0” (H Above Rail w/o Obj. Cover)
Only weighs 814 grams / 28.8 oz. / 1.8 lb (without battery)
Tags: Adams Industries
No offense, but that’s is probably the worst page I ever tried to navigate. I can’t find that product or anything similar on their website.
Can anybody link me?
Maybe you may not like his page he has hands down the BEST night vision in the industry. PERIOD. I have ran my brother’s Sentinel in combat in Afghanistan, both on patrol, in the house, and in the mountains OCONUS and it put every night vision device I have used to shame. I took a face dive into a boulder and the goggle was fine, my face however was not. Adams Industries is second to none. That is just my professional opinion based on actual combat use. Please don’t let a website you may not like choose your who’s night vision you buy.
It has zero to do with me not “liking” it. I’m actually trying to investigate for a purchase and can’t find the product. I was simply asking for help with a link.
I agree these things are bomb proof I’ve walked into walls, dropped them off tables NOTHING scratches these things.
Kind of hard to buy something that you can’t find. The Legionnaire is not listed on the site, anywhere. There’s category for weapon’s sights and when you do a search for Legionnaire, nothing comes up.