🌙 Light Up the Night: Your Tactical Advantage Awaits!
The Streamlight TLR-VIR II is a cutting-edge LED/IR illuminator designed for tactical applications. With a powerful 300 lumen output and an eye-safe 850 Nm infrared laser, this device enhances visibility for night vision equipment while ensuring safety. It features adjustable windage and elevation, a 12-hour runtime, and is compatible with various firearms, making it an essential tool for any serious airsoft or tactical enthusiast.
Brand | Streamlight |
Color | Black |
Style | tactical |
Product Dimensions | 3.3"L x 1.45"W x 3.3"H |
Sport | Airsoft |
Item Weight | 3.82 Ounces |
Material | Aluminum |
Compatible Devices | Airsoft guns, M17/M18 pistols, Long guns with MIL-STD-1913 rails |
Mounting Type | Rail |
Night vision | Yes |
Model Name | TLR-VIR II |
Manufacturer | Streamlight |
UPC | 080926691926 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00080926691926 |
Part Number | 69192 |
Item Weight | 3.82 ounces |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 69192 |
Batteries | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
Size | One Size |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Type of Bulb | LED |
Luminous Flux | 300 Lumen |
Included Components | TLR-VIR II, Batteries, Rail locating keys |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Metal |
Warranty Description | Limited lifetime warranty |
T**D
Damn near perfect
Super sick light. I wish the white light was a bit brighter but it’s still good for small room flood. The ir light is nice, more flood than throw. I like the surefire x300v’s ir light better, but the ir laser in this light is pretty solid. I like that the ir laser is mounted inside the light and not attached to the bottom so this will fit in most holsters. Also, the ir laser adjustments are recessed so it shouldn’t get messed up from your draw. The switch seems a bit soft and I’m wondering how long it will last- time will tell. Would have given it 5 stars if it had just a bit more power.
S**R
A solid choice and option...
Initial order and receipt was sketchy, generic packaging, previously opened and rummaged then apparently returned repackaged and resold to my. Created a return ticket, did so, got refunded and reordered as recommended by CS. So upon receipt of the 2nd order I find the same generic packaging and happily inside an actual factual legit VIR 2 weapon light. Upon setting up and testing its pretty much everything I wanted and needed. Night vision compatible IR illuminator with reasonable capability and function and an integrated IR laser that runs simultaneously as the illuminator, the only real downside is that's default and not optional. But it works as advertised and more than sufficient for my use/needs and likely yours to. This is a very affordable option to a PEQ module or comparable device with again more then adequate performance for most applications.
J**M
Works but has design flaws
The good : decent lower cost way to aim with n.v. Stays zeroed. Compact.The bad : must remove from weapon to change battery, unlike other Streamlight weapon lights , therefore have to rezero afterwards. IR laser and light both come on together, no way to run only one or the other ( three position switch-IR light/laser, off, white light). White light is fairly weak, probably because of the unit only using one battery as opposed to two (3v vs 6v). Elevation and windage adjustments are a bit tricky.
A**R
Ideal for pistol use
For the size and money, this is great. The white light is plenty sufficient for pistol use, and the IR is too.It's easy to find holster options as well. I will eventually buy another.
D**N
Finally got one!!
This works great with NVG for entry and CQB. Love this little light for it's function and how it would fit in stander duty holster.
D**N
This is very fun
I love this thing. I haven’t had to change the battery in over two weeks. (IR laser/light use of course)
V**W
Great light/laser combo!
Does what it should. Cannot go wrong with Streamlight.
N**N
IR Laser
Great light, works as advertised. The image is the IR light not white light. This photo is taken with White phosphorous night vision at approximately 20 feet distance in a pitch black building. I used the IR light to navigate the structure. I have used it on my handgun at 100 yards with similar results.
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