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Unity Tactical ModButton Lite Remote Switch - Single Lead 1.30" Polymer for Enhanced Functionality - MBL-FDE-CL-7

$72.93
Brand
Unity Tactical
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
810007880778
MPN
MBLFDECL7

Overview

The Unity Tactical ModButton Lite is a lightweight, momentary-only remote switch designed for weapon-mounted light and laser systems. Constructed from impact-resistant polymer and fully potted, the switch is built to withstand harsh tactical environments. It features a 7-inch cable lead and is compatible with standard NATO Crane-spec laser ports. The ModButton Lite offers a low-profile interface that mounts to standard M1913 Picatinny rails. It supports the power delivery requirements of modern high-output weapon lights and is compatible with SureFire, Arisaka, and Modlite Scout bodies, as well as SureFire UE and DS00 tail caps. Measuring 1.3" x 1.3" x 0.4", this Flat Dark Earth model provides an ergonomic, consolidated control solution for tactical carbines and patrol rifles.

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