PSR does a full of the AGM PVS7 night vision goggles that fans of the Metal Gear video game are familiar with, featuring a Generation 3 white phosphor tube. He talks about its history, noting its development in the mid-1980s for the US Army, and then delves into its features like a 40° field of view, AA battery power, and a built-in IR illuminator. A key aspect is its mirrored prism system, allowing binocular viewing through a single tube. The PVS7's pros include its suitability for retro setups, affordability compared to binocular night vision, and its robust, simple design.

However, the PVS7 does have cons, such as the lack of true stereo vision, which can hinder depth perception and navigation, and its heavier weight compared to a PVS14. He does a demo to test the PVS7s during shooting with both laser and passive aiming, noting the latter is more challenging with this model. Overall, he finds the PVS7 is a cool and well-performing option for its price, particularly appealing to those new to night vision, for observation, hunting, or collecting GWOT-era gear.