Gun Collectors Dream Auction #88 December 5th & 6th

Stealth Cam STC-XNVM Digital Night Vision Monocular with Integrated IR Illuminator

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Start price: $10

Estimated price: $60 - $100

Buyer's Premium: 12%

Description

This lot features a handheld digital night vision monocular manufactured for GSM, LLC under the Stealth Cam brand. The unit, model STC-XNVM, is constructed with a molded black composite housing featuring a rubberized matte finish designed for a secure grip. It is equipped with a digital sensor and an integrated infrared (IR) illuminator for use in low-light or total darkness conditions. The optical system includes a large objective lens with a textured focus ring and a flared rubber eyecup at the ocular lens for comfortable viewing. Functional controls consist of three push-buttons located on the top of the housing for menu navigation and operation, along with a sliding power or function switch and a brass threaded tripod mount on the base. A battery compartment door is situated on the lower side, and the device is fitted with a black woven nylon wrist strap. The side of the housing displays a printed light gray logo consisting of a stylized six-segment camera aperture above the text STEALTH CAM followed by a registered trademark symbol. An adhesive black label on the underside provides technical and manufacturer information, reading: GSM, LLC, Model # STC-XNVM, Made in China, featuring a FCC logo, the website www.stealthcam.com, and the contact number 877-269-8490.


Condition report:

The monocular shows visible cosmetic wear across the exterior rubberized finish, including numerous light scuffs, surface scratches, and a buildup of white dust or residue, particularly evident around the objective lens housing and eyepiece (photos 1, 2, and 4). The objective and ocular glass lenses appear intact and free of major chips or cracks, although the internal digital display and infrared sensor functionality have not been tested. The battery compartment door is present and secure (photo 7). The focus ring and control buttons appear mechanically sound but have not been electronically verified.