http://opptoday.com/srcsgt/pre-shot-threat-detection-ptd-laser-system
Some interesting news...
Well, the NVESD has announced a new system, called the Pre-shot Threat Detection system - or PTD. It goes like this. It's a targetting laser, so when you're aimed directly at the enemy optics, it will detect them so that you know it's time to pre-emptively open fire. Enemy optics includes Riflescopes, Binoculars and most-definitely NV optics. The bad news is that it's a pretty-bright green laser... How do you say "Laser Damaged Photocathode friendly fire?" -
Of course, a LIF is great news now, but it will only make you more detectable. And, of course, if you happen to be watching while someone aims this at you, copper is likely to follow photons.
So, a word of advice to preppers... Don't go looking at anyone important with your NODs or Scopes/Optics. And put lots of shine objects all over the place
That said, it will incorporate visible ( likely green ) lasers and aiming lasers at 800-830nm, which are very visible, so whoever it is you are watching, you will know they are sighting you up too. I guess we're not getting enough shoot-the-enemy-through-the-riflescope events happening since Vietnam and there's a need for more.
Said unit will incorporate picatinny rail mounts and fit all popular US military rifle models.
Some interesting news...
Well, the NVESD has announced a new system, called the Pre-shot Threat Detection system - or PTD. It goes like this. It's a targetting laser, so when you're aimed directly at the enemy optics, it will detect them so that you know it's time to pre-emptively open fire. Enemy optics includes Riflescopes, Binoculars and most-definitely NV optics. The bad news is that it's a pretty-bright green laser... How do you say "Laser Damaged Photocathode friendly fire?" -
Of course, a LIF is great news now, but it will only make you more detectable. And, of course, if you happen to be watching while someone aims this at you, copper is likely to follow photons.
So, a word of advice to preppers... Don't go looking at anyone important with your NODs or Scopes/Optics. And put lots of shine objects all over the place
That said, it will incorporate visible ( likely green ) lasers and aiming lasers at 800-830nm, which are very visible, so whoever it is you are watching, you will know they are sighting you up too. I guess we're not getting enough shoot-the-enemy-through-the-riflescope events happening since Vietnam and there's a need for more.
Said unit will incorporate picatinny rail mounts and fit all popular US military rifle models.