Crimson Trace Cree XPL LED Waterproof Tactical Weapon Light for Rail Equipped Long Guns
$135.53
Add powerful illumination capabilities to your rifle with this Crimson Trace CWL-202 Tactical Light, 900 Lumens. These Rifle Weapon Lights from the experts at Crimson Trace are housed in impact-resistant anodized aluminum and are waterproof for use in any weather conditions. The Crimson Trace CWL-202 Tactical Weapon Lightincludes M1913 Picatinny and KeyMod/M-LOK attachments so that you can easily mount this light to your rifle rails. You can even use it as a handheld weapon light, if needed. Pick up this Crimson Trace CWL-202 Tactical Light for Rail-Equipped Long Guns to light up dark areas during predator hunts or tactical operations. Specifications for Crimson Trace Cree XPL LED Waterproof Tactical Weapon Light for Rail Equipped Long Guns: Manufacturer: Crimson Trace Light Output: 900 lumens Bulb Type: CREE XPL LED Battery Type: CR123 Beam Color: White Color: Black Gun Model: Universal Length: 5.3 in Weight: 4.9 oz Weather Resistance: Waterproof Finish: Anodized Included Accessories: Two Attachment Mounts Condition: New Gun Type: Rifle Fabric/Material: Aluminum Features of Crimson Trace CWL-202 Tactical Light,900 Lumens: Instant Activation: Tap-On / Tap-Off Remote on / off pad with cord hook & loop mounting straps and doublestick tape 900 Lumen LED white light High output Cree XPL LED Material: Anodized Aluminum Waterproof up to 1 meter Impact resistance up to 1 meter Modes: solid & momentary Battery life: 1 hr 29 min 900 Lumens with (2) CR123A batteries Length: 5.3in Weight: 4.9 oz with batteries installed May be used as a handheld flashlight Package Contents: Crimson Trace CWL-202 Tactical Light,900 Lumens Remote on / off pad with cord Hook & loop mounting straps and doublestick tape Manual Battery
OU8SAIGA12 –
Installed on a CZ Scorpion EVO III and this capped off the build. Outstanding functional light. Thank you OP for the quality products & excellent attention to detail. Your commitment to Guest service is top notch! Keep defending our freedom!
T Hen –
Light itself turns on and functions just fine. Haven't had a problem since. Only thing that CT could have done better is the little velcro straps used with the pressure pad. I've already broke two off while tightening. It's not the most durable material.
Johnny L –
This is a very nice and durable light. Light is also extremely bright. Comes with all the mounts to fit Mlok and Key Mod plus picatinny rail nd fits nice and tight to the rail. This is a very good purchase and very affordable.
CB520 –
I got my CWL-202 off of Dvor.com which is part of Optics planet. I recieved mine for $44.99 including the picitnny rail mount, touch pad with straps, a m-lock mount and finially the normal end cap for the light. I got it for an insane price and am super happy. This thing lights up a dark room as if it were day. I like it because mine turns on and off, no low beam, no strobe. But my touch pad has a strobe setting then another button for the normal high beam. I dont have to go through multiple settings to turn on what i need. Specifically in a fire fight i need a quick on off or a quick strobe. Do not hesitate on this, it has every bit of reliablity of a $300 tac light. I have been very hard on mine and its done nothing but impress me. I will be buying another one and am even willing to pay $100 or more for it. I just got lucky with the price.
Felix –
The light is aluminum, waterproof and puts out lots of light and the mounts are all solid for the price it can’t be beat. Pad is really good but the straps it comes with are really cheap and mine broke off when I put them on but other than that is a really good light for the price.
connor –
To start off, at first it seems “great”, but 3 years later, first off when firing the light turns off for a millisecond, not very recoil shock proof huh? Also the pressure pad, after so many adjustments the velcro straps snap, and apparently I cant find any replacements online for the pads (keep reading), unlike streamlight/surefire etc. EVEN BETTER, the rubber pressure pad itself, in 2/3 of my Crimson brand lights has actually started to physically come out of the plastic housing, like physically popping out and you can’t just push it back it. Oh well, I repurposed them as regular flashlights.