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So what you are saying is that I (a law abiding citizen cannot purchase this unit because I’m not law enforcement (LE) or in the military armed forces — 2 Answers

by John, from KY, United States Asked on November 6, 2019

Name EOTech GPNVG Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggle (5)
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Answered by Christopher, guest, from NV, United States, on November 25, 2019

Pretty much. You'll probably have to get class 3 weapons license from the ATF if they approve it

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Answered by SirOsisOfTheLiver, guest, from TX, United States, on April 30, 2021

No what I’m saying is that we as law abiding citizens without $50,000 to just waste on night vision can stop pretending that we would be just snapping these things up if they weren’t restricted. It’s called a rate limiting step.

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