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The MAX14 is an all-metal night vision J-arm that connects a PVS-14 or commercial monocular to a dovetail helmet mount. Its 7075-T6 aluminum body weighs about 1 oz with the flathead screw, roughly half a polymer milspec J-arm, and the rotating knuckle lets the monocular swing away from the eye and stow tight against the helmet. A friction mechanism sets left- or right-eye use and interpupillary distance, and the inner arm sweeps rearward to bring the eyepiece closer. It suits shooters and helmet-wearers who want a rigid, durable arm over a plastic one; the trade-off is that it costs more than polymer arms and needs a dovetail mount, not a bayonet shoe.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 11 ratings. Owners praise the light weight, rigid metal build and the rotating knuckle for stowing and eye switching.
The MAX14 is an all-metal J-arm that attaches a night vision monocular to a helmet mount. It fits the milspec AN/PVS-14 and several commercial monoculars. The whole structure is 7075-T6 aluminum alloy. It weighs 1.0 oz with the flathead screw installed, about half as much as a polymer milspec J-arm.
A rotating knuckle lets the arm stow tightly against the helmet and lets the monocular swing away from the eye temporarily. A friction-based mechanism lets the monocular be placed in front of either the left or right eye and adjusted for interpupillary distance. A slight rearward sweep of the inner arm positions the eyepiece closer to the eye and improves compatibility with larger helmets. A tether point on the rear helps keep the system secure.
To use it, attach a monocular and snap the assembly into a dovetail-style helmet mount such as the Wilcox G24. It does not work with bayonet-style night vision helmet mounts. It has no auto-shutoff system, so the monocular must be turned off manually when the arm is articulated or when equipment is flipped up and stowed on top of the helmet.
