Videos tagged with JRH Enterprises

This video from SHOT Show 2023 features JRH Enterprises and Nocturn Industries showcasing their latest night vision devices. Key highlights include the adaptable Tonto monocular, the durable Katana dual-tube system, and new Manticore and Samurai housings with advanced features like onboard and outboard controls. A significant new product is the GPNVG-18 bridge system, designed to convert standard dual-tube NVGs into comfortable, articulating panoramic systems, improving weight distribution and reducing snag hazards.

This YouTube video from JRH Enterprises covers their presence at SHOT Show 2022, focusing on their interactions with Night Vision Devices. The description and title highlight the event and the companies involved. The video explicitly states no firearms, ammunition, or accessories are for sale, nor are there links to such items. The content is confirmed to be free of violence, nudity, profanity, hate speech, scams, or any policy violations.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 features JRH Enterprises and Night Vision Devices (NVD) showcasing their BNVD (Binocular Night Vision Device). Key highlights include the lightweight Multicam housing, MIL-STD-810G testing, a 10-year warranty, and the intuitive design that allows for quick adjustment of interpupillary distance and diopters, similar to PVS-14 units. The discussion also touches on the cost-effectiveness of repurposing surplus PVS-14s into dual-tube binoculars.

This video from SHOT Show 2018 Day 1 features Robert and Jake from JRH Enterprises and Night Vision Devices showcasing two key products: the Mini BNVD Binocular and the PVS-14. The focus is on night vision technology and equipment, with the brands and specific models being the primary subjects of interest. The video likely provides an overview and potentially a demonstration of these night vision devices in a trade show environment.

This video from SHOT Show 2018 introduces JRH Enterprises' Mini BNVD, a lightweight, fully functional binocular night vision device. The presenter details various weight reduction strategies, including using AAA batteries and ancillary battery packs, and discusses how the Mini BNVD can be built cost-effectively by cannibalizing parts from existing PVS-14 units. The standard PVS-14 is also presented as a modular and widely fielded option.