M720V
The variable-output M720V RAID WeaponLight produces brilliant
150-lumen white light or 240 milliwatts of infrared output for use with
night vision devices—with no need for IR filters or spare lamps. Simply
push and twist the self-locking selector ring on the dual-spectrum
V-series head to switch between white light or IR illumination—or select
the "disable" setting to prevent accidental discharges. In either
spectrum mode, the M720V's TIR lens produces a tight beam suited for
close- to medium-range applications with sufficient peripheral
illumination for situational awareness. The highly efficient LEDs are
virtually immune to failure since there's no filament to burn out or
break. It comes with a pressure-activated SR07-M720V tape switch (with a
7" cable) that can be positioned where you choose. If your remote
switch becomes damaged or disconnected, rotate your RAID WeaponLight's
white-light selector switch to ";flashlight" mode and activate it
directly via its integral pushbutton dome switch. (This same pushbutton
switch provides low navigational white light when "flashlight" mode is
not selected.) This selector switch also lets you choose three different
white-light output settings: high, medium, or strobe. The IR selector
switch, located on opposite side, offers high-, medium-, and low-output
settings when IR mode is selected on head. The M720V attaches solidly to
your Picatinny rail via our Swing-Lever™ clamp, which self-adjusts to
out-of-spec rails and features a lever lock to prevent loosening from
recoil or impact. Built to withstand the rigors of combat, the M720V is
constructed of high-strength aerospace aluminum with Mil-Spec hard
anodizing for superior toughness and corrosion resistance and optically
coated tempered glass for durability and maximum light transmission.
It's also O-ring and gasket sealed to keep out dust, dirt, and moisture.
Available in black or desert sand.
Fits: Rifles, carbines, or submachine guns with a Picatinny rail on the forend. (See our Picatinny Rail Forends).
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