Eberlestock’s High Speed Giveaway Part 2: Night Vision, Thermals, and Accessories

A few weeks ago, Eberlestock introduced one of the biggest giveaways in the firearms industry this year with its High Speed Giveaway. More than 20 companies both large and small have contributed to a prize package valued at over $34,000. As I mentioned in Part 1, this is a game-changing giveaway for whoever wins the grand prize, laying the foundation for an impressive firearms and gear collection or significantly expanding an existing one.

Now, with the giveaway entering its final stretch, entries will soon be tallied and a winner announced shortly after the promotion concludes. For Part 2, I wanted to take a closer look at how this package prepares the winner to train and operate at night, while also highlighting some of the supporting gear and accessories included in the giveaway.

Seekins/SOLGW Build with Thermal

One of the standout additions to the package comes from AGM Global Vision, which is providing an AGM Adder V2 LRF 35-384 thermal optic.

Mounted in front of the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 on the Seekins Precision SP10, the thermal setup creates a capable platform for nighttime hog hunting, predator control, and other low-light applications. While a .308 may be more rifle than necessary for coyotes, the flexibility of AGM’s clip-on design allows the winner to easily transfer the thermal to the Sons of Liberty Gun Works MK1 14.5-inch rifle.

That adaptability is one of the strongest aspects of the Adder V2 LRF. Instead of being locked into a single rifle configuration, the winner can move the thermal between platforms depending on their goal, environment, or intended use. Whether it’s a precision-oriented .308 setup or a lighter 5.56 carbine, the thermal capability dramatically expands what these rifles can accomplish in the dark.

Going Dark

Eberlestock also partnered with Ops-Core, Nocturn Industries, and Wilcox Industries to provide a complete night vision setup, giving the winner an opportunity to learn, train, and develop proficiency with one of the most sought-after capabilities in the shooting community.

Night Vision Components

Ops-Core FAST Bump Helmet System & AMP Communication Headset (Connectorized)

The foundation of the setup begins with Ops-Core’s proven FAST Bump helmet system paired with the AMP communications headset, providing a comfortable and scalable platform for night vision training.

Nocturn Industries Katana Molded Night Vision Binocular

Nocturn’s Katana Ruggedized binos offers dual-tube night vision capability, improving depth perception and situational awareness compared to traditional monocular setups.

Wilcox Industries G24 Mount

Rounding out the package is the industry-standard Wilcox G24 mount, allowing secure attachment and rapid deployment of the night vision system.

Combined, these components create a complete night vision package that many enthusiasts spend years piecing together. For the giveaway winner, it arrives ready to train with on day one.

Backpacks, Knives, and First Aid

Eberlestock didn’t stop with firearms and optics. The company also provided a lineup of their products which included backpacks that supports hunting, training, camping, and general outdoor use.

Packs

Eberlestock ROMAD

The ROMAD is well suited for extended hunting trips, camping excursions, and multi-day outdoor adventures. Its size, organization, and storage capacity make it a strong candidate for a 24-to-72-hour sustainment pack.

Eberlestock Spectre

The Spectre is purpose-built to carry rifles such as the Seekins SP10 or SOLGW MK1 while still offering room for ammunition, sustainment gear, data books, and other mission-essential equipment. It bridges the gap between a rifle transport system and a field-ready pack.

Both bags provide flexibility and allow the winner to configure them around their own needs, whether that’s hunting, training, camping, or general preparedness.

Knife

Half Face Blades Skinner Jr

Half Face Blades contributes a Skinner Jr featuring OD Green and Black G10 grips, Midnight Bronze Cerakote, Allen hardware, and aggressive texturing.

Designed as a practical utility knife, the Skinner Jr is equally at home processing game, handling camp tasks, or serving as a dependable field knife. It’s the type of tool that quickly becomes a permanent part of a loadout.

Accessories and More

What makes this giveaway impressive isn’t just the headline items, it’s how thoroughly the supporting equipment rounds out the package.

Need medical gear? North American Rescue has you covered.

Need lubricant for your firearms? Gun Butter is included.

Need quality boots for training, hunting, or outdoor use? Crispi is part of the giveaway.

Looking for additional gear and community-driven content? Rucklist is providing a one-year subscription.

The deeper you dig into the prize package, the more apparent it becomes that this wasn’t assembled as a collection of random products. It was built as a complete ecosystem designed around firearms ownership, training, outdoor recreation, and personal development.

Closing Thoughts

After taking a closer look at the thermal, night vision, and support gear included in the High Speed Giveaway, it’s clear the value extends far beyond the firearms themselves. The winner won’t simply walk away with rifles and a pistol they’ll receive the tools needed to train, hunt, explore, and build real-world capability across multiple disciplines. From precision shooting and night vision training to camping, fieldcraft, and sustainment, this package provides opportunities that many enthusiasts spend years assembling piece by piece.

Time is Running Out

With the giveaway rapidly approaching its conclusion, now is the time to get your entries in. Opportunities like this don’t come around often, and the sheer breadth of equipment included makes Eberlestock’s High Speed Giveaway one of the most impressive prize packages we’ve seen this year. If you’ve been considering entering, don’t wait until the last minute…get your entries submitted and see if you’ll be the one walking away with more than $34,000 worth of firearms, optics, night vision, gear, and accessories.