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KVC OSS - Obverse Shoe Set for Dual Bridging the AN/PVS-14

Item #: ACC-062 · MPN: 1117824

$284.05$299.00

The OSS maximizes the use of virtually any standard dovetail as a host receiver for matrix interchange of similar/disimilar optics. Both shoes are equipped with RQE's patented user adjustable tolerance tooth to compensate for wear,…

  • ▸OSS INCLUDES:
  • ▸Floating/Top Helmet Mount Shoe
  • ▸Hard-use/Bottom Weapon Mount Shoe
  • ▸MONOCULAR CONFIGURATION
  • ▸BINOCULAR CONFIGURATION
  • ▸Helmet Mountable Floating Shoe
  • ▸1/4-20 Weapon Mountable Bottom Shoe
  • ▸High Flexibility

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Overview

The OSS maximizes the use of virtually any standard dovetail as a host receiver for matrix interchange of similar/disimilar optics. Both shoes are equipped with RQE's patented user adjustable tolerance tooth to compensate for wear,…

Description

The OSS maximizes the use of virtually any standard dovetail as a host receiver for matrix interchange of similar/disimilar optics. Both shoes are equipped with RQE's patented user adjustable tolerance tooth to compensate for wear, temperature changes or tolerances and reduce/eliminate wobble at the juncture point across many brands of dovetail host receivers.

Installing the OSS on your PVS-14 gives you additional options to use any standard dovetail receiver regardless of brand or wear level. The OSS also allows loading from either side of the monocular which provides a more ergonomic and functional right-eyed and dual optic/bridged configuration.

Configured on a single monocular the OSS allows the user to load their monocular from either side for left eye, right eye, or weapon mounting. With a total weight of under 50g this configuration is still extremely light.

Configured on 2 monoculars as a binocular the OSS provides the proper height, standoff, and load orientation options for bridging a pair of PVS-14s. Pictured below is an OSS installed on a pair of standard PVS-14s loaded on an RQE Universal Bridge/UB.

There are no modifications required for installation or removal of the floating to the host optic. A standard hex key is used per industry standards with no special instructions. The floating shoe "clocks" around the host optic objective stop ring and is designed for obverse helmet type applications. Unlike other shoes, the floating shoe has rotational and fore/aft adjustment.

NOTE: Do not use the OSS floating shoe for weapon mounting, co-sighting, or other non-helmet or non monocular/bi-ocular applications. Only the bottom shoe is rated for weapon mounting.

The hard-use weapon interface shoe is anchored in place with the host 1/4" 20 thread mount hole and has matching height and standoff as the mating floating shoe. This hard-use shoe can be used as either a helmet or weapon mount interface. The weapon mount shoe also maintains a resident 1/4-20 mount hole for mounting to a tripod or other various accessories requiring a 1/4-20 mount hole.

TECH_SPECS_TABLE:1, DTT: Dovetail Interface, WE: Weapon shoe <20g / Floating Shoe <30g, MAT:: 7075 Aluminum, WAR: 1 Year,

Key Features

  • OSS INCLUDES:
  • Floating/Top Helmet Mount Shoe
  • Hard-use/Bottom Weapon Mount Shoe
  • MONOCULAR CONFIGURATION
  • BINOCULAR CONFIGURATION
  • Helmet Mountable Floating Shoe
  • 1/4-20 Weapon Mountable Bottom Shoe
  • High Flexibility
  • No Tools required
  • 2-Axis Adjustment
  • Lightweight
  • Backwards Compatible with PVS-14
  • More Height/upward travel Adjustment

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  • 💬 Expert support — our night-vision specialists can help you choose the right unit.

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