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Unity Tactical Axon Non-Sync/Standard Dual Lead Remote Switch Polymer 2.80" - Versatile - AXN-UCI7B

$140.00
Brand
Unity Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
810007882017
MPN
AXNUCI7B

Overview

The Unity Tactical Axon is a dual remote switch designed to control both a weapon light and a laser from a single, compact housing. Measuring 2.80" in length and constructed from high-impact polymer, it features tactile button differentiation to assist in high-stress, low-light environments. The angled button operates the light with both momentary and constant-on modes, while the flat button provides momentary-only activation for the laser, supporting common double-click-for-constant-on features. The unit includes 7" cables, is compatible with USB-C and Crane-spec laser systems, and weighs 1.70 oz. Designed for ambidextrous use, it mounts directly to M1913 Picatinny rails, with the rail clamps including pass-throughs for zip ties. M-LOK mounting is supported via an optional kit.

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