Laser Lamp Rti 6 Volts Led (Class 2)

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LASER LAMP RTI OPTICS 6 VOLTS LED CLASS 2
Designed to provide a fast lighting and designation solution on tactical and sport-shooting platforms, the Laser Lamp RTI Optics 6 Volts LED Class 2 module combines light output, red-dot precision and control modularity. Distributed by Europ-Arm, this 2-in-1 tactical combo is easy to install on any 21 mm Picatinny rail to ensure secure aiming in dark or low-light environments.

LED LIGHTING AND CLASS 2 LASER DESIGNATION
Equipped with a high-intensity LED bulb powered by 6V (via two CR123A batteries), the module delivers a powerful white beam capable of clearly illuminating your target at short and medium range. The integrated Class 2 red laser pointer enables near-instant target acquisition without aligning the mechanical sights, making it ideal for dynamic shooting or shooting in confined spaces.

TACTICAL CONTROL AND COMPACT ALUMINUM BODY
Built in a compact, lightweight housing resistant to impacts and water splashes, this module comes with a remote pressure-switch in addition to the standard switch on the body. The laser features micrometric elevation and windage adjustment screws to ensure perfect zeroing with your firearm.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS:
• BRAND / MANUFACTURER: RTI OPTICS
• PRODUCT TYPE: Tactical LED lamp + red laser pointer combo
• LASER POWER: Class 2 red laser (< 1 mW / 650 nm)
• POWER SUPPLY: 6V (2x CR123A lithium batteries)
• MOUNTING: Quick attachment for 21 mm Picatinny / Weaver rail
• CONTROLS: Standard switch + remote pressure switch (tactical switch)
• ADJUSTMENT: Elevation and windage adjustment screws for the laser
• USE: Sport shooting, dynamic shooting, airsoft replicas and defensive firearms

Our experts' advice: When zeroing your laser pointer, perform your zeroing at a fixed distance (for example, 15 metres). Bear in mind that since the laser beam is slightly offset from the barrel axis, the projectile's trajectory will intersect the laser axis only at the exact distance at which you zeroed it.