Technical data

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ITEN NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
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Scope Mounting System 3 #42
A mounting system used to install the CO-MR on the lenses of speci-
eddayscopes.Includesaclampwithinsertsfor46.7,48,48.7-49,49.5
and 50mm tting diameters.
ANAM000011
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Scope Mounting System 4 #43
A mounting system used to install the CO-MR on the lenses of speci-
ed day scopes. Includes a clamp with inserts for 56, 57 and 58.7mm
tting diameters.
ANAM000012
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Scope Mounting System 6 #44
A mounting system used to install the CO-MR on the lenses of
specied day scopes. Includes a clamp with inserts for 62mm tting
diameter.
ANAM000013
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Extended Rail Adapter #85
A mounting system used to install a day scope behind the CO-MR on
a weapon, using a short-mounting Picatinny/ Weaver rail.
ANAM000045
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SKB Mil-Standard Hard Shipping/Storage Case
A protective case used for shipping/storage of the CO-MR and its
accessories.
ANHC000004
2.5 KEY FEATURES
Converts your day scope, sight, or binoculars into night vision device
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Mounts in front of any day scope with no re-zeroing required
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Available in a variety of high performing Gen 2+ and Gen 3 image intensier tube options
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Wireless remote control
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Automatic brightness control
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Manual gain control for the best possible image contrast in both high and low light condi-
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tions (CO-MR MG model)
Powered by a single AA or CR123A battery
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Bright light cut-o system
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Bright light cut-o and battery condition indications
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Interrupting Time 60 minutes (optional feature)
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Filled with dry nitrogen to prevent internal fogging
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Mounts on Picatinny/ Weaver rail with a quick release mount
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Mounts on the lenses of specied day scopes with the optional adapters
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Long-range IR850 illuminator
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Mil Standard compliant
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Limited two-year warranty
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2.6 SYSTEM LIMITATIONS
The CO-MR requires some ambient light (moonlight, starlight, etc.) to operate. Factors that can reduce
naturalnightlightandnegativelyaecttheeciencyandoperationoftheCO-MRinclude:rain,fog,
sleet, snow, and smoke; passing cloud cover and objects that produce shadows; and low-contrast envi-
ronments such as snow-covered territory, sandy deserts, large bodies of water or grassy hills.
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