Tactical Hunting L4G24 CNC Mount Aluminum Frame Helmet Accessories Mount Arm for PVS 15/18

It isn't a Wilcox, but I'm very impressed for the price point. Most of us can't justify a Wilcox and this certainly does the job. Definitely not airsoft junk like I expected for the price. After reading some other reviews I thought it was worth a shot and I'm pleasantly surprised with the quality. There is a few thousandths worth of wiggle, but it still functions considerably better than than the standard non-dovetail mounts that come with most pvs-14s.

I was so incredibly nervous to buy these because of the price and reviews. Most of them are pretty good, but the thing about this kind of mount is the more expensive it gets, the better it'll be, which sucks for cosplayers and airsofters. I bought this months ago and I've had no problems with it. I'm doing a Ghost cosplay and obviously, I had to get the GPNVG 18 dummy nods and those kind require this kind of mount. Now of course the mount isn't going to be perfect. Just look at the price. But ya know what? I'd say it's ALMOST perfect. It's definitely metal. It's super easy to install on a bump helmet. You just push it in the spot. It's that easy. NOW. The reason why I said almost perfect is because my GPNVG 18 dummy nods are loose in them. You can tell that this mount is designed for these nods, but they're just loose, so if you hoped to get a perfect one out of the box, better look for one at a higher price. But not all hope is lost, now it's time for you to get creative. The big reason why it's loose is because it's like there's a bit of a gap between the top inside of the mount slot, and the dovetail part of the nods. I shit you not, I solved this issue in 2 minutes by putting (I swear I'm not joking) a plastic guitar pick in-between the inside of the mount and dovetail part of the nods and it worked great. Yes, they're a bit of the pick tip poking out but it's not that noticable. I've looked straight down while the nods were in and they stayed nice and tight. I've shaken them around and they stayed in. So yeah. If you can find someone sturdy to fill that gap, it works great. It looks cool and feels pretty damn secure. Decent price for a almost perfect mount.

I don’t generally purchase Chinese made knockoffs, however… I just can’t justify dropping $400+ on a real Wilcox G24 mount because I’m no longer a knuckle dragging door kicker. I’m just a middle aged gwot vet with a taste for expensive toys prepping for the boog. SO.. If you’re looking for a fairly decent copy of the real deal, then this is it. But I would highly recommend taking the time to remove the screws and hit them with some blue Loctite. The slider works as intended, the flip works good and has a positive click with no slop. I trust this mount enough to hold my pvs14 securely to my helmet. When mounted there’s zero slop, wiggle or movement. I’m not sure if the break away feature works, but I’m willing to bet it does. All in all if you’re in the market for a nvg mount and don’t wanna blow a days pay then this is sufficient enough. If this mount craps out, then I’ll get the real one.

Ok, I screwed up. I couldn’t get the dovetail j-arm to lock up in this mount and I hastily blamed this mount. I was WRONG. This mount wasn’t the issue but in fact was the J-arm dovetail problem. This mount locks into my Team Wendy perfectly and has no shaking. With my now modified J-arm, it works just as well as my government issued Wilcox. Rock solid.

This knock off does a good job, I didn't want to spend the money for the real deal since my nvg use is very occasional. Always use a tether on your nvg just incase.

Actually a really good G24 knockoff. Like others suggested, I loctited all the screws and it's been amazing.

Lots of wiggle between my shroud and the actual mount, causing a lot of jiggle just walking around with an actual PVS-14 mounted on an original J-arm. I tried reducing the wiggle by putting some filler material in between the mount and shroud, which helped, but still was quite a noticeable wiggle, this time from the up/down joint. The product itself feels solid, and lightweight, but with the amount of jiggle and wiggle, I wouldn't put it through an actual night shoot course with actual PVS-14s. If you are looking for just airsoft/non functional display types, this will work just fine.

Snug fit, operates perfectly. Definitely worth the cheaper price tag over the genuine Wilcox G24.**UPDATE**After 2 occasions of using this mount I noticed a lot of wobble in the mount, luckily I noticed many loose Allen screws before it fell apart possibly damaging my nvgs. I just used loctite on all the Allen screws. It now seems to be fine and no more wobble. You definitely want to loctite all the screws when you receive this mount. Other than that, everything has been working fine.