Tactical Night Vision Company is the exclusive distributor for BattleView, a system that is going to save a LOT of lives in the field.
For the first time, a medic can now stick an IV into a vein with the use of a NVD, but without the fear of missing a vein. This patented vascular illumination device uses IR energy to penetrate tissue and make the vein “glow” as seen in the attached picture.
TNVC, Inc and Laser Devices, Inc. are proud to announce the release of the LAS/TAC 2 Infrared Class 1 Pistol Laser series available exclusively from Tactical Night Vision Company. This series of Eye-Safe IR Lasers is designed specifically to attach to popular pistol makes and models via several available mounting interfaces (Mil-Std 1913/Picatinny,Standard/Weaver, Non-Standard Accessory Rails).
The LAS/TAC 2 Class 1 IR Laser series feature ~0.1mW Infrared Laser modules, making them Eye-Safe and unrestricted for individual civilian sale. They are fully adjustable for windage/elevation and can attach and detach without realignment. LAS/TAC 2’s activate using a three-way lever switch with or without a remote momentary pressure pad.
Powered by two 3-volt CR123A lithium batteries, the LAS/TAC 2 Class 1 series features a single power mode of operation, low-profile windage/elevation mechanism, and the ability to swap out the laser module head with a white light LED or visible laser (not included). The impact resistant glass-filled polymer housing stands up to field and holster abuse, and is waterproof to 3 meters. The low-profile housing fits current production holsters.
For additional information, product features, and to purchase, please visit www.tnvc.com
An exciting new partnership has been brewing in late 2011 and we are happy to announce that in 2012, Jeff Westphal Racing and Tactical Night Vision Company will be working together during Jeff’s Grand Am Continental Sports Car campaign with Insight Racing in the #19 BMW M3.
Jeff Westphal was introduced to TNVC CEO, Victor Di Cosola at Infineon Raceway while attending Jim Russell Racing School (now Simraceway Performance Driving) where the two had a significant amount of business similarities, making it a wise choice for a technical partnership. “TNVC and Victor operate with a high level of precision, which helps give our military and law enforcement customers an advantage over the opposition, the same type of attention to detail and precision that I look for in a race team. I have been working with Insight Racing since mid 2011, and they are the perfect ally to have with the JWR and TNVC partnership as their endurance racing background is so detail dependent and oriented.†Explained Jeff “TNVC and I will be working together with Insight Racing to help bring awareness of tactical equipment for consumers around the globe, as well as expand business opportunities for industry related companies.â€
TNVC is a California based company with operations based in Wisconsin and California.. They supply many branches of the US Government, and U.S. Law Enforcement with Night Vision products and training. Victor Di Cosola, The President/CEO was and is adamant about creating a knowledgeable company for people to learn about and purchase proper night vision equipment, the type and quality resource he would have loved during his early years. “I take much pride in being able to help save the lives of our boys overseas, anything I can do to give them a leg up on the opposition, TNVC is ready to support them. I have a great respect for what our troops go through, as well as any professional in their industry. To be at the top of your craft in anything it takes much dedication and skill, so I am confident TNVC has partnered with the right people in motorsports to help elevate the image of all the parties involved.†Said Victor.
You will be able to catch Jeff Westphal and TNVC in the 2012 Continental Tire Sports Car Series races with the Insight Racing #19 BMW M3, broadcast on Speed channel.
Come meet Jeff in person at the TNVC Booth at the 2012 SHOT Show: Booth #6502.
We received this earlier today from TNVC. I don’t any of us haven’t had someone in our lives that has suffered from cancer. We think this is a great way to honor their suffering and in some unfortunate instances memorialize a lost loved one. Please join us in supporting TNVC’s initiative by purchasing a “For the Girls†Pink Ribbon Patch.
We at TNVC have loved ones that are personally affected by cancer. It is a disease that takes many forms and affects millions of Americans. Everyone knows someone who has been touched by this horrible affliction. At TNVC, the battle is personal, as it is with many others. Those that are battling cancer are in the fight of their lives every day. They have no deployments, no rotations, and no shifts. They fight every second of every minute of every day. By our definition, that makes them warriors. And it is in honor of these brave women in our lives that we have designed the “For the Girls†Pink Ribbon Patch. Each patch is Velcro-backed so it can be attached to your tactical gear as a reminder to continue the fight no matter what. TNVC donates all proceeds to the American Cancer Society for cancer research to help find a cure. Wear the Pink Ribbon as a symbol of strength, devotion, and love for those you care about. Carry them with you and show support for the most noble battle of all. This is a fight we can win.
Each patch costs $10.00 and includes USPS shipping. You can also purchase them at SHOT Show in booth #6502.
Anyone who’s worn a night vision device can tell you that it is a pain to have to refocus your lens when transitioning fro looking at a an object in the distance to something closeup such as a weapon or map. The Re-Focus Ring (RFR) from O’gara is now available exclusively from Tactical Night Vision Company.
Designed as a monocle that flips up and down to instantly transition from infinity to an instant close focus of 18â€. Standard baseline focus of NODs is about 15’ out. Anything closer starts to get progressively more blurry. Traditionally, the operator needed to manually refocus the objective and diopter or replace the objective lens cap on the goggle to get a close focus which usually requires two hands and lots of fumbling in the dark. The RFR requires a half second to flip up or down, allowing the operator to refocus on the fly.
The RFR has been in service with special operations units for years and now it’s available to you from www.tnvc.com
TNVC is offering their first ever, commercial night vision training course. They have assembled a very special training staff that comes from the finest the military and LE communities have to offer in order to bring you some of the best NV training available.
In order to ensure they are delivering the finest NV training, a state of the art 12,000 sq ft indoor facility located in Brunswick, Georgia will be utilized. Military, LE and civilian professionals alike will find it to be one of a kind, as it’s tailored strictly for night operations training.
For those of you who cannot travel to the NV training facility, TNVC also offers a complete mobile training team to train at your facility. In addition to the new commercial course, TNVC will still continue to offer restricted Mil/LE NV courses, so please contact them with your organization’s specific operational needs and requirements.
They have established online email enrollments for all NV courses, located on the TNVC web site training section www.tnvc.com/training
Now that they have been out for a few weeks, we are able to give some additional information on the Laser Devices Civilian Class I Lasers available exclusively from Tactical Night Vision Company. This article will concentrate on the Dual Beam Aiming Laser – Intelligent² (DBAL-I2) Class I which happens to be an excellent value. It is offered in Black or Tan case with Green or Red visible laser.
TNVC took the unit out and was able to clearly discern the laser’s circular pattern to up to 100 yards but noticed degradation beginning at 115 yards. Additionally, TNVC found the lower power to work to their advantage in a CQB environment as more high powered lasers are prone to bloom on walls, particularly light colored walls. Finally, they found that the IR illuminator did not wash out the visible laser.
This is the first time that Laser Devices products have been offered to the public. Please note that it is STILL an ITAR controlled item. For more information, or to order visit www.tnvc.com.
