Description
All New DIR-One (Single Beam) Infrared Laser Aiming Device (Infrared Only For Use With Night Vision) All New Arisaka Defense Aluminum Mounting Plate & Ambi Fire Button / MADE IN U.S.A. Designed as an "offset" Laser for the M4 / AR15 Platform the DIR-One is the smallest, lightest, highest power, lowest profile tactical infrared laser available on the market.
Made in the USA, When mounted at 12 o’clock on a Picatinny hand guard, the laser projection height over bore is an incredible .45 inch! That’s lower than any standard synthetic Front Sight Post! Further enhanced with the most recent breakthroughs in laser diode technology, the DIR-ONE features the most advanced Infrared laser on the market. The innovative design also provides a center-of-bore fire control button, effectively allowing ambidextrous operation by both right & left-handed operators. The DIR-ONE is available in Black and is compatible with all NATO Crane certified remote pressure pad systems (Optional)
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- Infrared Laser Pointer Only
- 3V CR123 Battery Included
- Innovative Arisaka Ambidextrous Fire Button Placement
- Hold Momentary / Double Tap On Operation
- MIL-STD Crane Remote Switch Connector
- Remote Pressure Switch (Optional)
- MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny Rail Mount Arisaka Defense
- Fire Control Button (Momentary Only)
- Water Proof Design
- Intuitive “User Only” Activation Light
- Windage / Elevation Adjustable
| Weight w/ Battery | 3.7 oz |
| Length | 3.2" |
| Width | 2.5" |
| Height Above Rail | .5" |
| Battery | CR123 1 ea. |
| Battery Life | >8 Hours |
| Waterproof | >IP68 |
| Output Power | IR <2.5 mW |
| Beam Divergence | 0.5 mrad |
| Wavelength | 780 NM |
| Range | >1000m |
Export: The Export of this product without proper licensing is strictly prohibited and falls under ITAR per title 22, CFR, parts 120-130. Please contact US Night Vision Export Dept. to receive further information on how to obtain proper licensing from the U.S. Department of State
