RovyVon GL4 Pro

Name: RovyVon GL4 Pro
Brand: Good Nite Gear
SKU: 47305550856425
Price: 299.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

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Description

RovyVon introduces the GL4 Pro with Crossbolt/ Screw Mount. This innovative device combines four distinct light sources: a white light, an IR illuminator, a green laser, and an IR laser. These can function independently or together. The lasers are linked within the same module, ensuring simultaneous adjustments and convergence at 27 meters.

The GL4 Pro features a 3-way toggle switch, allowing for both constant and momentary illumination. Additionally, a discreet indicator alerts users when the IR light sources are active. The GL4 Pro runs on replaceable CR123A batteries and is also compatible with rechargeable Lithium-ion 16340 batteries. With its IPX8 waterproof rating, it is built to withstand demanding environments.

Specifications

Made from 7075 aluminum
400 lumens Cool White light
300mW LED-based IR illuminator
Slaved dual-beam lasers
520nm visible green laser (<5mW)
850nm IR laser (<0.7mW)
Mode selector
3-way operation toggle switch
Remote switch port available
Crossbolt/ Screw Mount rail mount adapts 1913 Picatiny or Glock rails. This version does not have a QD latch
Powered by 1x CR123 or 1x 16340 Li-ion battery
IPX8 waterproof
4.9oz

Tactical-Grade, Wallet-Friendly

Professional Performance

Battle-Tested devices trusted by law enforcement, security teams, and tactical operators worldwide

Own the Darkness

See Everything. Miss Nothing. When the lights go out, you stay in control.

You need this if you have NVGs

Simple to work and a must for night ops. Good for day and non NVG too. Good Nite is a pleasure to work with FYI.

Came in perfect condition, works perfectly.

Incredibly affordable but just okay performance. Otherwise, seems to be reliable and a solid entry point to the laser aiming module market, a good choice for $300.

NOT ENOUGH ADJUSTMENT RANGE!!!

I tried mounting this thing to so many different guns and it didn't have enough range of adjustment to zero! it came so close to being able to zero on the TX22, mp5 it was off by more then a few inchs, almost could zero on a glock 19 but was still off by a inch. the cz scorpion was 3 inchs off, the p90 wasnt even in the ball park almost a foot off, ump also not even in the ball park. extremally disappointed. it feels really well built, the mount shockingly wasnt a problem at all despite all the other reviews. it also eats batteries at a crazy high rate, im pretty sure it also drains batteries when off so remove your battery when not in use.

This thing is great for the price point

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Trusted by pros.

Built for the field.

Ready for your next mission.

This is fantastically suited for maneuvering at night as well as being able to shoot at a distance. I would definetely recommend pairing with an Ir laser. I'll be using this out at the MilSim - Lone Tree Milsim

This device is so hard to beat right now for budget digital night vision. I have both analog and digital and on some high moon nights I will even choose my NVG30 over analog because I like seeing color. It's super cool- extruded shoots

At this point for $500 you can not get a better night vision monocular. I have been absolutely blow away by this monocular and that has cast into light a lot of the shortfallings of competitor devices - Phantom Llama's Den

If you are looking for a compelling, cost effective entry level means of moving, hunting, hiking, shooting, recording in low light, this actually might be right up your alley - Chuck with Gunplay.tv

If you’re night vision curious but can’t stomach paying thousands for a headset, the NVG50 is a compelling option for tooling around in the dark and even the occasional night trips to the range - Josh C , Editor in Chief of thefirearmblog.com

If you're a tradtional guy who just wants to be able to go out and train and see at night this is going to get you there - Tactical Advisor