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The Noisefighters AX14-PRO is a polymer mounting arm that attaches an AN/PVS-14 night vision monocular to a dovetail helmet mount. It weighs about 0.9 oz, roughly half a milspec J-Arm, yet is stiffer, and adds a rotating knuckle that lets the monocular stow tight against the helmet or swing away from the eye. A rearward-swept position and anti-rotation features improve helmet fit and stability, and stainless steel washers smooth the joints. It suits night vision users who want a lighter, more rigid arm than the standard J-Arm, though it needs a dovetail-style mount and is not a universal fit.
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Owners of the AX14-PRO generally praise the weight savings and rigidity over a milspec J-Arm, and many like the rotating knuckle for stowing the monocular tight to the helmet. Some note the polymer build and the need for a dovetail mount as trade-offs.
The AX14-PRO is an articulating polymer arm that mounts a single AN/PVS-14 or similar night vision monocular to a helmet. It attaches to an industry-standard dovetail helmet mount. A friction-based mechanism lets the user swing the monocular in front of either the left or right eye and adjust for interpupillary distance.
A knuckle built into the arm lets the monocular swing away from the eye temporarily. It also stows tightly against the helmet on both the left and right side. The knuckle has stainless steel washers for smooth, consistent movement. The inner arm sweeps slightly rearward, which positions the eyepiece closer to the eye and suits larger helmets.
The arm is made from a high-performance Arkema polymer that is impact resistant and meant to absorb shocks and return to shape instead of fracturing. All hardware is passivated 316 stainless steel and mil spec anodized aluminum for salt water corrosion resistance, and the arm is maritime rated. Multiple anti-rotation features keep the monocular from rotating and loosening with vibration. A tether attachment point on the rear secures the system.
