GexmilJ-Arm Headset Adapter PVS 14 Night Vision Mount PVS 14 J Arm Compatible with All Models of PVS-14

Does the job! Could it be better? Yeah of course but for the money it’s built pretty well for its simple design and it’s super easy to use. The fit can be a little tighter. I find myself checking that my PVS14 is secure a lot. The dove tail end seems a little under sized for theWilcox mount I use but hasn’t seemed to be too much of an issue so far

I recently upgraded to the Gexmil J-Arm Headset Adapter for my PVS-14, and I have to say, it’s far superior to the Wilcox version I was using before. First off, the build quality is outstanding—it’s made from a durable yet lightweight combination of aerospace-grade metal and high-strength polymer, which doesn’t weigh me down or feel bulky when mounted on my helmet.The adjustability is also a huge plus. The friction set mount allows for easy transitions between left and right-eye use, something that was cumbersome with the Wilcox model. Switching eyes on the fly is much smoother and quicker now, which is critical in tactical situations or when I need to adjust my field of view.Another great feature is the price point. The Gexmil adapter performs just as well, if not better, than the more expensive Wilcox version, and it’s significantly more affordable. The compatibility with my helmet and PVS-14 is seamless, and the setup was quick and easy.In short, the Gexmil J-Arm is a superior option for anyone looking for a reliable, lightweight, and versatile night vision headset adapter. It outperforms the Wilcox version in terms of adjustability, weight, and overall value. Highly recommend!

Not a bad alternative to Wilcox. Worked fine. Clearly they ripped off the Wilcox design.

Pretty good repro

I bought the dovetail mount and J-arm from the same supplier hoping they would work well together coming from the same manufacturer. I was indeed wrong to think that. With all of the design work that goes into making these replicas I’d expect a solid fit with the possibility of them failing quicker than the real deal. There is a pretty serious amount of movement in the Jarm making the PVS14 not very pleasant to wear. It’s going to take a serious amount of shimming to attempt to get this stable. I guess this is the price you pay for not wanting to shell out $750 for a real unit.

If you want your NODS to plummet to the ground right in front of your eyes, then go ahead and buy em. But I for one certainly didn't appreciate it.Absolutely horrible

It works. Best bang for buck but not perfect. Lock tite every single little screw and you’ll be good. There is just a little play that is unfixable but for the price that’s alright.

Works almost as good as the real wilcox g24. Very little play. Tighten screws with loctite and this is absolutely a win.