Lancer Tactical PJ Type Basic Version Helmet w/ Retractable Visor (Foliage)
[M11D03][15606 / CA-740G]
Attention:
The Lancer Tactical Helmet PJ Type Helmet is the newest helmet design available for our military, law enforcement, and responsible civilian. The Lancer Tactical Helmet PJ Type comes with a bicycle style jaw strap, which can be adjusted in 2 different locations. This helmet includes several velcro panels along the top, side, and back of the helmet allowing for multiple patches to be added to the user's preference.
The Lancer Tactical Helmet PJ Type also comes with 2 side rails for lights, lasers, and other accessories. It comes with a front mount to attach lights, cameras and night vision brackets. Lancer Tactical also give you 2 bungees for Night vision goggle stability. Included with the helmet is an integrated retractable visor. The visor is BB resistant for up to 400 fps, and is capable of being manipulated with a single hand. Although the Lancer Tactical Helmet PJ Type Helmet DOES NOT provides any ballistic protection, it provides excellent protection against airsoft BBs and it definitely looks awesome.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
Model: Basic PJ Helmet w/ Visor
Weight: 1 Lbs 2.5 Oz
Color: Foliage
Package Includes: One (1) Helmet
Features:
- Durable, High Quality Construction
- Great Head Protection
- Multiple Locations for Patches
- Drop Down Retractable Visor
Please Note:
- The Retractable Visor does NOT provide a full seal and may not be considered adequate eye protection for some fields
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
- Color: Foliage Green
- Material: Polymer / Styrofoam
- Package Includes: One (1) Helmet
verified buyer
I've had this helmet for about 4-5 months and it seems to work really nice. Has the capability to put rails on the side for cameras, flashlights,etc. you have to buy the rails separately for i think $10. also has a nice visor for if you forget your goggles. also Lancer Tactical has a code that you put in on their website and you get 1000 free.20 bbs. They seem to be high quality.
Pros:
Lightweight
Has built in slots for rails (sadly you have to buy separately)
Has the built in visor, nice if you forget your eye wear
Has Velcro for all those morale patches
Cons:
Sadly only has a little padding on the inside and a lot of dense Styrofoam if you could call it that.
if you have a head bigger than a 7 3/4" hat it might not fit.
Picked this helmet up early in the season since it was fairly cheap. I kind of liked the built in visor so I went for it over the other styles. The helmet didn't sit right on my head with its foam insert so I ended up cutting parts out and adding in the soft velcro for more comfort and a better fit but left the front portion in to protect my head from the visor when it's flipped up into the helmet. The visor is clear and looks pretty cool but there are gaps so glasses should be worn underneath. Color selection was limited in this style but it was easy to paint with its non clear coated finish. Overall I'm pleased for the price and would recommend to anyone looking to get that operator look on a budget!
Pros:
-price
- flip down visor
-velcro and bungees included
- same rails found on the more expensive version.
- easy to paint
- good protection from bb's (relieved every time you hear a few bb's ringing off the bucket because they would of left a mark without it)!
Cons:
- very little adjustment possible unless you cut sections out like I did.
-chin strap could be better
- limited color selection
- don't anticipate being able to use the visor as a soul source of eye protection!
- better for smaller heads I had to sand and cut away material for it to sit right on my head.
- unable to add a dial liner or the other after market padding systems because of the visor flipping up into the front.
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Side rails
It says Side rails & nvg shroud in the highlights, but one of the reviews says slots for side rails that you have to add yourself. What's the case?
3653 days ago Randi F
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(I have this same question)
Staff Answer:
The ARC rails are attached to the helmet 3644 days ago 0
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