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Is the Holosun DRS-NV the future? (InRangeTV)
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That’s true i suppose. Most adventures seem to utilize improvised or basic weapons without much tech. But those adventures also tend to fail.
To me the interesting thing is the development of the digital camera in a hardened optic mount, this is less about this specific product and more about this type of product being developed and hopefully getting cheaper
I would imagine if these things don't suck ass they will absolutely start to show up on rifles in conflict zones once their availability expands and the price goes down. I mean, even russian special ops use expensive optics so maybe these specifically will show up. Anyway, this technology seems like it should be able to be produced way cheaper.