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Unity Tactical AXON SYNC, Link, 7 in, Dual Lead Remote Switch For DBAL Laser and USB-C, Fits Picatinny, Black AXNS-UCD7B

$181.00
Brand
Unity Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
810007882055
MPN
AXNSUCD7B

Overview

The Unity Tactical Axon Sync is a dual-lead remote switch designed for weapon-mounted lights and lasers. It features a rugged, high-impact polymer housing that mounts directly to M1913 rails or M-LOK systems. The device provides tactile differentiation between buttons, allowing for dedicated control: the angled button controls light activation (momentary and constant), while the flat button provides momentary laser activation with a double-click option for constant-on. Sync models are designed to fire the light and laser simultaneously, offering professional-grade control for various weapon-mounted accessories.

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