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Fenix GL22 Weapon Light with Red Laser for Picatinny Rail Black

$119.95
Brand
Fenix
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
6942870308616
MPN
FXGL22

Overview

The Fenix GL22 is a tactical weapon light with an integrated red laser, designed to mount onto Picatinny or Glock rails. It utilizes a Luminus LED to produce 750 lumens with a throw distance of 591 feet. The light offers multiple modes, including white light only, red laser only, or both simultaneously, alongside an instant strobe function. It is powered by a rechargeable 16340 Li-ion battery and is also compatible with CR123A lithium batteries. Constructed from A6061-T6 aluminum with a premium Type HAIII hard-anodized finish, the GL22 is impact-resistant and IP66 rated for dust and water resistance. It features dual tactical tail switches for ambidextrous operation. The unit fits most full-size pistols with tactical rails and is compatible with select compact models; it requires a minimum of 1.6875 inches from the trigger guard to the rail notch.

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