Overview
Taking a binocular housing apart comes down to engaging four things properly: the intensifier holder lock, the eyepiece retaining ring, the outer frame of the protective lens, and the diopter assembly. This set is one handle and four heads, each shaped to sit square in the feature it drives, so the load goes where you put it instead of into the tube. Heads change over on the same handle and lock on with a fixing screw.
Key Features
1) One handle and four heads covering the intensifier holder lock, the eyepiece retaining ring, the protective lens frame and the diopter assembly;
2) Each head engages its feature squarely instead of riding on an edge, so it does not skip off toward the intensifier;
3) Four fixing screws supplied, one for each head;
4) The same four heads cover ARGUS BNVD-31 and PVS-31 pattern binoculars and ARGUS PNVG-18 panoramic units;
What's in the Box
One handle
Four interchangeable heads: intensifier holder lock, eyepiece retaining ring, protective lens frame, and diopter
Four fixing screws, one per head
How to Operate
1) Pick the head for the part you are working on;
2) Fit it to the handle and lock it with its fixing screw;
3) Seat the head fully in the feature before applying any turn; it should sit square with no rock;
4) Turn steadily, and if it will not move, stop and check the head is fully home rather than adding force;
5) Swap heads as you work through the assembly, checking the fixing screw is tight before each turn;
Compatibility
ARGUS BNVD-31 and PVS-31 pattern binocular night vision housings, plus ARGUS PNVG-18 panoramic night vision.