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Lasermax LMS-UNI-IR Uni-Max IR Laser

$166.51
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Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
798816901085

Overview

The Lasermax LMS-UNI-IR is a rail-mounted infrared laser designed for use with night vision devices. It features a 635nm beam intensity of <5mW/120 Lumens and is housed in a 2.8 oz black chassis. The unit requires 1.75 inches of rail space on a Picatinny or Weaver mount and includes an integrated accessory rail. It is powered by two 357 Silver Oxide batteries, providing over six hours of runtime. The slide switch activation allows for ambidextrous use when mounted on a pistol, while an optional Mantarail and momentary switch can be utilized for rifle applications.

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