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SHOT Show 2024: Holosun Debuts P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus Handgun Lights

Holosun has added two new handgun lights, the P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus. Both are smaller than the original P.ID and the Plus features a green laser.

by Staff
January 26, 2024
SHOT Show 2024: Holosun Debuts P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus Handgun Lights

Holosun showcased two new handgun lights, the P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus, this week at SHOT Show 2024.

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Holosun introduced the P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus, two new lights that are shorter than their predecessor, this week at 2024 Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show in Las Vegas..  Both lights provide 1,000 lumens and 10,000 candela, but one also adds a green laser for aiming.

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Holosun said its commitment to continuous improvement is evident in the P.ID-K and P.ID-K-Plus, the enhanced successors of the original P.ID. With an overall length 20% shorter than its predecessor, these lights offer adaptability and fit a more comprehensive array of pistols plus cater to diverse user preferences.

Key features of both lights include:

  • Lumens: 1,000

  • Candela: 10,000

  • Rail adapter keys included

  • Universal mounting system

  • 20% shorter overall length compared to P.ID

P.ID-K Light

The P.ID-K pistol light delivers 1,000 lumens and 10,000 candela, and Holson said it provides exceptional illumination. The universal mounting system and multiple rail adapters ensure seamless integration with various pistols. Redesigned activation switches enhance usability for all users, making for an ideal choice for compact pistols Holosun said.

Crafted from durable 7075 T6 aluminum, the P.ID-K weighs 3.4 ounces. The IPX8 certification guarantees functionality in all environments, while the internal rechargeable battery, paired with a USB magnetic charging cable, offers convenience and reliability.

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Technical specifications for the P.ID-K are:

  • IPX8 certified waterproof

  • Internal rechargeable battery

  • Weight: 3.4 ounces

  • 7075 T6 aluminum housing

  • Included USB magnetic charging cable

P.ID-K-Plus Light and Laser

The P.ID-K-Plus adds a green visible laser to the features found on the P.ID-K. This integrated laser enhances target acquisition in all visible ambient light conditions, the company said. With the same 1,000 lumens and 10,000 candelas, the P.ID-K-Plus can be the choice for those seeking both optimal visibility and precision aiming.

Weighing in at 3.6 ounces, the P.ID-K-Plus maintains its counterpart's compact design and reliability. The IPX8 certification ensures durability, and the internal rechargeable battery and the USB magnetic charging cable provide hassle-free power management.

Technical specifications for the P.ID-K-Plus are:

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  • IPX8 certified waterproof

  • Internal rechargeable battery

  • Weight: 3.6 ounces

  • 7075 T6 aluminum housing

  • ·USB magnetic charging with cable

 


 

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