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SKU: 69402-080926694026
Built for compact handgun setups on Picatinny rails, this weapon light is aimed at hunters and shooters who want a dedicated white light for low-light identification and close-range use. It combines a machined aluminum body with a polymer switch housing and Borofloat glass, giving it a rugged, purpose-driven construction without unnecessary bulk. The 500-lumen LED output and 462-foot beam distance provide useful reach for scanning and target recognition, while the included CR123A battery and 90-minute runtime make it ready to mount and use. The user-enabled strobe function adds another lighting option, though the light is clearly designed around straightforward, rail-mounted performance rather than multi-purpose versatility.
Machined 6000
Black anodized finish
Impact- Chemical-resistant
Polymer switch housing
High-temperature, Shock-mounted
Borofloat glass lens
500-lumen White
5,000 candela output
Picatinny Rail
Included CR123A battery
| Attachment Method | Picatinny Rail |
|---|---|
| Batteries Included | Yes |
| Battery | CR123 |
| Battery Type | CR123A |
| Beam Distance | 462 Feet |
| Bulb Color | White |
| Bulb Type | LED |
| Light Output High | 500 Lumens |
| Material | Polymer |
| Product Model | TLR-7 Sub 1913 Rails |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Run Time High | 90 Minutes |
| Strobe | No |
This model is listed as the TLR-7 Sub 1913 Rails and uses a Picatinny rail attachment method.
Batteries are included, and the listed battery type is CR123A.
The light is listed at 500 lumens with 5,000 candela and a beam distance of 462 feet (141 m).
The provided run time on high is 90 minutes, and the short description also lists 1.5 hours.
The short description says it has a user-enabled strobe function, but the structured specifications list Strobe: No. The source data is inconsistent, so the strobe feature should be verified before purchase.