Night Vision PID

$779.99 at Optics Planet · In stock

The EOTech EXPS3 is a true holographic sight with 10 night-vision-compatible brightness settings, so the reticle stays visible and correctly dimmed behind a mounted device. Its 68 MOA ring with a 1 MOA center dot is fast up close and precise past 100 yards, and the shortened body with side buttons leaves rail space for the magnifier behind it. The parallax-free holographic reticle also helps shooters with astigmatism who see LED dots as a smear.

$609.99 at Optics Planet · In stock

The EOTech G33 adds 3x identification behind the EXPS3 and includes the switch-to-side mount and spacer needed to match EOTech's raised sight line. Swing it in when the target is too small to identify confidently through the bare holographic window, then move it aside for an unobstructed 1x view.

$3,352.52 at Optics Planet · In stock

The Wilcox RAID Xe Low Power is the aiming heart of the rifle: a co-aligned visible and near-infrared laser bench, a variable VCSEL infrared illuminator that adjusts from tight pointer to wide flood, and a separate fixed 40-degree near-infrared room illuminator for CQB. Because the optical bench is co-aligned, a daylight zero on the visible laser sets the infrared, and the OLED-backed controls and ERGOCTO remote support configure it around whatever switch layout you run. Verify the exact low-power SKU and connector before ordering.

$339.49 at Optics Planet · In stock

The SureFire M640DFT-PRO Turbo Scout is built for identification at range, concentrating 700 lumens into 100,000 candela of throw. On a night vision rifle the white light is your transition tool for confirming a target the instant you come off goggles, and the tight Turbo beam reaches far enough to matter outdoors. It runs a rechargeable 18650 or two CR123A cells and integrates with SureFire's Scout switches, so it shares switching real estate with the RAID Xe's remote.

$159.00 at Optics Planet · In stock

The Unity AXON is the switch that makes the RAID Xe and the SureFire run as one system: a dual-button remote with tactile differentiation between the flat and angled buttons, so your support-hand thumb knows laser from light without looking, in the dark, under stress. SYNC variants fire the laser alone off one button and light plus laser together off the other. Order the RAID Xe-specific plug variant Unity introduced in 2026 rather than adapting a generic CRANE lead; the dedicated connector is the clean way onto the Wilcox's remote port.

$136.80 MSRP

The KAC 5.56 QDC Flash Eliminator is the required bridge between the SPECWAR's 1/2x28 barrel threads and the CRS-2. Its three-prong flash-hider geometry controls visible flash when the suppressor is off, while the QDC mounting surface gives the CRS-2 and MCQ-2 their native tool-free lockup. Selecting the KAC muzzle device explicitly keeps the suppressor path inside one verified ecosystem.

$1,425.00 MSRP

The KAC CRS-2 is a signature-reduction suppressor, which is the correct spec for a night vision gun: its job is killing the muzzle flash that blooms image intensifier tubes, and it does that in a 6-inch, 15-ounce package that brings a 143 dBA at-the-muzzle report on 5.56. It mounts on KAC's QDC system over a 1/2x28 flash hider, so it comes on and off the SPECWAR without tools and returns to zero.

$50.00 MSRP

The HRF Concepts RCM flares the magwell opening with roughly 175 percent more funnel surface, and it earns its slot on this rifle specifically because reloading under night vision happens entirely by feel: helmet-mounted tubes have no useful depth perception at arm's length. HRF molds receiver-specific fits rather than a universal wedge; order the LMT MARS-L variant for this host.

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The Magpul PMAG 30 Gen M3 is the default for a reason: a four-way anti-tilt follower, constant-curve geometry, and crush-resistant polymer that survives hard use. It feeds reliably across conditions and is cheap enough to buy in quantity.

$58.00 MSRP

The Ferro Concepts Slingster is the sling you see on night vision guns for a reason: the rubberized pull tab adjusts silently and positively with gloves on, and the movable pad slides to wherever the load actually sits under a plate carrier. At roughly 3.5 ounces it adds almost nothing to a rifle already carrying a laser, a light, and a can.