Description
The MACHOS (Mission Adaptive Combat Helmet Optics System) Mount by Lion’s Gear Solutions is a Dovetail Compatible Bridge Mount for the Sionyx Aurora line of Night Vision Cameras. The MACHOS is machined from 6061 Aluminum and allows for mounting of two Aurora Cameras to any Dovetail compatible arm or system. The mount comes with a machined aluminum dovetail that is compatible with the Wilcox and Norotos dovetail interfaces with a rock solid no wobble fit. (Clones may have wobble due to tolerance differences from actual mounts)
The MACHOS allows for mounting of a single or dual Aurora cameras. Each camera has an independently adjustable inter-pupillary distance for easy customization of fit. Each arm has articulating steel hinges for movement of the camera away from the eye and return to position easily.
Features
- Interpupilary distance adjustments for each eye.
- Dovetail Included
- 6061 Aluminum Adjustment Rail Arms
- Set Screws keep adjustment arms captive to prevent accidental removal while adjusting
- Stainless Steel Hinges for camera articulation
Drew Sizemore –
This mount is nice and sturdy and holds my Aurora very well. I’m looking forward to getting a second camera for it. It’s super adjustable so I can get the camera exactly where I need it.
Brent –
Clean machining tolerances. Fit perfectly in my WilcoX G24 with no wiggle.
R. Edwards –
The MACHOS is an excellent system for mounting SiOnyx Aurora’s. Feels very solid and the adjustment process is pretty straightforward; I was able to easily adjust the horizontal position of each Aurora Black with a hex wrench to suit my eye width. It also locked firmly into the Wilcox G24 on my ballistic helmet.Take my advice: it’s worth the extra money to get this mount, which allows you to roll the Aurora’s closer to the helmet when they are in the up position. Getting in and out of my vehicle and moving through tighter urban spaces wouldn’t have been as easy if the Aurora’s had been sitting further up and out.So far, I love this mount.I should note that rotating the Aurora’s on the outer hinges is difficult at first, but you get used to it. This is a good thing; you want them staying rigid in the position you leave them in so as not to damage your digital night vision from jarring/swinging.