OTAL classic Red Visible Laser pointer (635nM)(<5mw)
Quick Release Mount

OTAL Classic Visible Red Pointer (635nm) (<5mW) and Quick Release Mount for M4 Style Rifles. Includes: 7' Remote Cable Pressure Pad Switch, (1) AA Battery

Rugged, compact and fully waterproof, the OTAL Classic aiming lasers are used by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide. OTAL's mount behind the front sight on M-16 or M-4 style rifles and the laser is offset to project around the front sight. Classic models can be equipped with either a visible Super Power Point laser or an infrared laser for use with night vision devices.

Key Product Features Include:

Specifically designed for M-4 style rifles

Laser won't obscure iron sight

Laser beam projects around the left side of the front sight

Waterproof to 3 meters

Meets MIL-STD-810F for adverse environmental conditions

Compact and ultra-light--minimizes weight added to front of weapon

Fully adjustable windage and elevation

Low profile allows the laser to be mounted in front and accommodate scopes, holographic sights or night vision devices

Fits all MIL-SPEC-1913 rails

Manufactured in the U.S.A.

Laser Specifications:
Mechanical:
Environment	Waterproof to 3 meters
Height	.73 in. / 1.9 cm
Length	2.8 in. / 7.2 cm
Limited Warranty	1 year
Material	Anodized aircraft aluminum 6061T-6
Weight	4.9 oz. / 138.9 grams (with battery)
Width	1.4 in. / 3.6 cm
Electrical:
Battery	One 1.5-volt AA
Battery Life	5 hours continuous
Visible Red Laser Pointer:
Laser Type:	Class IIIa
Power Output:	<5mW
Wavelength:	635nm
Beam Divergence	0.3 mrad
Beam Range*	Night: 500m / Day: 30m
* May vary depending on light conditions.

TO ORDER PLEASE CALL: 1-800-424-8222 OR
(949) 581-9988

List Price: $678.00

PART #: MVL-19105

OTAL - 19105 PDF. File size: 0k PDF File coming soon.

OTAL - 19105 Can be used with the following NVS:

NEPVS-14

MV-14P PINNACLE®

MV-14 Ultra

MV-14HP

MV-300

Please Note:

Not all product images accurately reflect the actual color(s) of the lasers in the images. See chart below for color referencing. Lasers above 694nm and below 416nm start to become invisible to the naked eye.