Holosun Announces DRS-NV Will Be Available At Dealers Soon
Holosun has grown to be an industry leader in optics in recent years. Many of their red dots and reflex sights have become some of the most popular options on the market, following on from more humble reputational beginnings. They have also dabbled in the night vision game, with their product catalog including a selection of infrared laser and illuminator units. Around SHOT Show 2023, Holosun revealed that they were working on getting deeper into the low-light shooting market by virtue of a pair of upcoming digital prototype optics, one thermal and one standard NV. Now a year later, the night vision model is ready and heading to market soon. In a January 11th Instagram post, Holosun announced that their DRS-NV is slated to ship to dealers within a matter of weeks. Check out the text of their post copied below for details.
Holosun @ TFB:
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HOLOSUN DRS-NV shipping out to dealers by end of the month!
The Holosun DRS-NV (Digital Reflex Sight-Night Vision) sets a new standard for versatility, merging Holosun’s cutting-edge red dot technology with digital night vision capabilities. A 1024×768 resolution digital night vision sensor offers up to 60fps, giving users unparalleled clarity in low -light areas. The DRS-NV features a Muti-Reticle System (MRS) with multiple reticle options. The internal video recording system, along with on-board storage and magnetic USB connectivity. Empowering users to capture critical moments.
SKU: DRS-NV
MSRP Price: $1177.00
TECH & FEATURES:
– Red Dot Sight w/ Fusion Night Vision Overlay
– 60FPS Overlay Refresh Rate
– Digital Zoom: 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
– Internal Video Recording System
– Multiple Reticle System (MRS)
– Cross or T Style Night Vision Reticles
SPECS:
– IP67 Certified Waterproof
– 2x 18350 Battery
– OLED/ Sensor Resolution: 1024 x 768 px
– Reticle Brightness: 8 Daylight & 4 Night Vision Compatible Settings
– Battery Life: Observation Mode: 8 Hours Full Function Mode: 6 Hours
– Window Size: 1.25 x 0.98 in
– Weight: 15.3 oz
The DRS-NV and DRS-TH prototypes created a fair amount of buzz during SHOT Show 2023, so plenty of shooters and night vision enthusiasts have doubtlessly been eagerly anticipating this release. Only time will tell how they perform in actual use, but hopefully each version delivers good quality and a strong value proposition once buyers and media testers can evaluate them. What do you think about the DRS-NV, readers? Are you excited about this release and do you think it will be a good product? Or are there features and specs missing that you think will let it down? Do you plan to pick one up? Let us know in the comments section below! See you at the range.
Images courtesy of Holosun.
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If there is anything to complain about then it's that these things are chinese made.
Which is good for pricing here, not good to fund factories there. We should be able to produce stuff like Holosun and other fusion devices like the iRay Jerry here in the US. But we don't. Heck, even Photonis is european. And if Photonis, L3Harris, Motorolla and all of the other government suppliers weren't such a**holes, maybe we could have a good domestic production and civilian supply sources. But noooooo, instead of being competitive through the economy of scale they'd rather sell less for more to the gov and shun civilians.