in development for over a year, the Wristlight does exactly what the name implies. It puts a light on your wrist. The light actually emits at an angle away from the wrist rather than straight forward due to ergonomics.
Below is a prototype of a model integrating a watch. However, the production version probably won’t include a Traser watch. It’s not the price. It just takes up too much real estate on the wrist.
LensLight offers a line of handheld personal lights that feature a patented 2-stage, dual lighting. The first click of the tail-cap gives you a flood beam and the second goes to high beam mode. The light can be focused and a mini offers 300 lumens for 1.5 hours and the 2-cell offers 400 for 2.5 hours at peak beam.
Made in USA! With a lifetime guarantee.
See it in booth #20131.
LensLight offers a line of handheld personal lights that feature a patented 2-stage, dual lighting. The first click of the tail-cap gives you a flood beam and the second goes to high beam mode. The light can be focused and a mini offers 300 lumens for 1.5 hours and the 2-cell offers 400 for 2.5 hours at peak beam.
Made in USA! With a lifetime guarantee.
See it in booth #20131.
TNVC, Inc and Laser Devices, Inc. are proud to announce the release of the LAS/TAC 2 Infrared Class 1 Pistol Laser series available exclusively from Tactical Night Vision Company. This series of Eye-Safe IR Lasers is designed specifically to attach to popular pistol makes and models via several available mounting interfaces (Mil-Std 1913/Picatinny,Standard/Weaver, Non-Standard Accessory Rails).
The LAS/TAC 2 Class 1 IR Laser series feature ~0.1mW Infrared Laser modules, making them Eye-Safe and unrestricted for individual civilian sale. They are fully adjustable for windage/elevation and can attach and detach without realignment. LAS/TAC 2’s activate using a three-way lever switch with or without a remote momentary pressure pad.
Powered by two 3-volt CR123A lithium batteries, the LAS/TAC 2 Class 1 series features a single power mode of operation, low-profile windage/elevation mechanism, and the ability to swap out the laser module head with a white light LED or visible laser (not included). The impact resistant glass-filled polymer housing stands up to field and holster abuse, and is waterproof to 3 meters. The low-profile housing fits current production holsters.
For additional information, product features, and to purchase, please visit www.tnvc.com
I can’t wait to check out the newest civilian-legal version of the Laser Devices DBAL. Functionality includes IR Laser, Visible Laser (Red and Green), and LED IR Illuminator. Additionally, the housing will be offered in Black or FDE.
It is making its debut at SHOT Show.
We’ve mentioned that Elzetta’s lights are available in 72 unique configurations and custom built to order in the USA. Now you can see what these various models look like using Elzetta’s web-based Configurator.
Try your hand at the Configurator at elzetta.com.
If you’re going to be at SHOT Show make sure you visit them in booth #8406.
We just received some very exciting news. After retiring in 1992, John Bianchi is returning to the tactical market. He will be lending his unique vision in design to a new line of lights and more with FoxFury. Granted, Mr Bianchi never went completely away. He has been hand crafting holsters for the discriminating shooter for many years at Frontier Gunleather, but this is the first time he will be mainstream in many years.
Mr Bianchi will be joining FoxFury in their booth at SHOT Show (Booth #26206). Make sure you stop by and say hello.
