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For those of you that have never served in the military but dreamed of owning your own IR laser, your time has come. You'll notice nearly every pic of USA military overseas has a weapon with an IR on it. When it comes to night fighting, they provide a great advantage over our enemies, which is why these devices are tightly regulated.

These civilian models are lower power and have a range of about 100 meters. To get the most out of them, you will still need night vision. To really get the most out of them, you'll need air strikes too. FYI, military models have a max range of 2000 meters.

http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=72335
http://www.tnvc.com/
http://www.tnvc.com/shop/ldi-dbal-i2-class-1-ir-laser/

DBAL-I2 MSRP EA. ($966.00) - Dual Beam - Vis. Red Pointer/IR Pointer
EOLAD-1I ($1440.00)
ITAL-Classic ($678.00)
OTAL-Classic ($678.00)

Specifications:
Type: Infrared
Wavelength: 835nm
Class: 1 (Eye Safe)
Beam Divergence: 0.3 mrad
Range (75-100m)
Temp Range: -40C - +51C
















What you ACR will look like tricked out!

 

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i'm running a gen 3 envis for now, i'm going to upgrade to a pvs14 next tax season hopefully. i want a smaller ir laser setup since my top rail is pretty much full
 

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The lasers as so weak... For $2k you can get a used DBAL or atpial, why spend 1k on an inferior product, other than a real warranty I guess.


A: They aren't $1000, they are only like $750
B: Gray market IR lasers tend to not be backed up by the factory. At the rate DBAL's and ATPIAL's go tango uniform, I'd buy with caution. A really cool toy can be a really expensive paper weight with incredible speed.
 
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