The recently redesigned EX Performance Tactical Light Forend is the ideal solution for every shotgun owner’s low light firearm needs and can easily be incorporated into training and home defense.
Nampa, Idaho (June 2021) – Adaptive Tactical, LLC, manufacturers of innovative firearm stocks and accessories, announces that its EX Performance Tactical Light Forend has been recently redesigned and updated for 2021. Designed for reliability and built to perform, the EX Performance Tactical Light Forend is the ideal way to quickly and easily upgrade an existing or newly purchased Remington® or Mossberg® shotgun to become a more versatile home defense firearm. Full of features important for low light use, the EX Performance Tactical Light Forend is a tool that every shotgun owner should incorporate into their training and home defense.
The compact, powerful 300-lumen tactical flashlight seamlessly integrates into the forend body and provides a run time of up to three hours. Three levels of illumination (momentary on, constant on, or rapid strobe) are designed to offer wide, smooth beams ideal for close-range shotgun applications. Powered by two AA batteries (included), the Tactical Light has a tempered glass lens and aluminum bezel with a defense chamfer edge and is housed in a weatherproof, high-strength reinforced polymer housing with a patented quick-detach thumbscrew rail clamp. The removable light reveals a two-inch Picatinny rail for attaching other accessories. The rail may also be concealed under the included nose cap.
Designed for owner installation, the EX Performance Tactical Light Forend is compatible with the Remington 870 12GA and Mossberg 500 & 88, 590 series, and 590M 12GApump shotguns. The Mossberg Maverick 88 and other shotguns with integrated action bars require the purchase of a forend slide assembly from Mossberg or an online parts retailer. The EX Performance Tactical Light Forend is not compatible with any model of the Mossberg Shockwave. MSRP $129.99.
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I don’t get why all these relatively expensive light offerings always has super low lumen output?
You could buy a decent actual 1000 lumen from fenix or whatever ebay store for like $50.
But you pay x3, x 4 that for 1/2 of the light output in a “tactical light”. Why?
I can’t speak to this particular light, but to most lights that this blog’s readers hold in high regard you are getting a level of performance beyond simple lumen count. Being able to ABUSE the light and not have it quit/explode/overheat etc is worth the extra money for professionals and discerning consumers.
“why are Rolexes so expensive when I can get a digital wristwatch for $10 on eBay?”