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Elzetta Design's new Mini-CQB Modular Weaponlights are now shipping. They deliver 375 lumens (60 more lumens than previously revealed) of diffuse neutral-tint light in a beam pattern optimized for close-quarters battle engagements.
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Elzetta Design's Alpha flashlight joins the Bravo and Charlie in the company's line of weapon-grade modular flashlights. New Elzetta Alpha flashlights are the smallest Elzetta has produced.
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Elzetta's new Alphas are the smallest flashlights the company has ever produced, yet they offer excellent performance. Powered by a single CR123A battery, the Alphas produce 315 lumens with runtime rated at 51 minutes.
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Elzetta Design's Drop-In Flood Lens for its line of High-Output Modular Flashlights harnesses the 650 or 900 lumens produced by an Elzetta Bravo or Charlie Modular Flashlight.
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Elzetta Design added new high output options to its line of tactical flashlights. When fitted to an Elzetta 2-Cell Body, the new head produces 650 lumens with a runtime of 1.5 hours
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The new flashlight head boosts output up to 900 lumens with a runtime of 1.7 hours.
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Elzetta Design's new ZRX Flashlight Mount for Mil Std 1913 rail systems securely attaches a standard one-inch flashlight to a Picatinny rail.
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Law enforcement officers can now choose from a variety of high-lumen flashlights to help illuminate dark alleys, vehicles, or rooms. These lights can improve officer safety by revealing threats, and assist in searches for trace evidence in low-light scenarios. Photos courtesy of vendors.
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Elzetta Design has introduced the Elzetta ZRX Flashlight Mount for Picatiny (Mil Std 1913) rail systems, the company announced.
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Weapon lights and laser sights for both handguns and long guns are valuable assets for officers in all assignments. The following from 12 leading law enforcement suppliers are some of the most innovative and highest quality versions of these tools on the market.
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