SomoGear CQBL-1

One of the smallest and most rugged dual function lasers available, the CQBL-1 is compatible with virtually every submachine gun and short barrel rifle, and packs the output power needed for use on carbine, rifle and light machine gun systems. The extremely low profile features an integral rail grabber that requires an Allen Key to install.  The lack of a Quick-Disconnect Mount allows the CQBL-1 to sit closer to the bore.  The dual laser emitters are in line with the bore, so it cannot be mounted at the 12 O'clock position on weapons with a front sight base.  If you do not run a front Back Up Iron Sight or BUIS, then you can place it at the 12 O'clock position, otherwise it must be mounted at the 3 or 9 O'clock. Its low profile, lightweight housing was originally designed for a specific high profile VIP protective unit (Secret Service), who required a submachine gun laser solution which was concealable. The https://bit.ly/2GqKTyt  has since proven itself as a valuable tool for law enforcement and self-defense carbines.

Weighing in at only 6 ounces, the light weight and low profile of the Steiner CQBL-1 enables it to be an effective visible/IR laser combination unit on carbines, rifles, submachine guns, and more. Featuring a 635nm Red Visible LASER and an 850nm Infrared Aiming LASER, it's compatibility with new advanced switching systems - the popularity and usage of the https://bit.ly/2GqKTyt  has been increasing steadily since its release.

SomoGear  designed the black CQBL-1 Close Quarters Battle Visible/IR Laser Sight as a durable yet compact 24/7 aiming device that combines red visible and infrared aiming lasers. Its 850nm infrared laser is visible with NVDs up to 273 yards away, and the red has a max range of 16' during the day or 273 yards at night. The CQBL-1's two laser are co-aligned to allow the operator to zero or correct the impact point of both lasers simultaneously using the finger-adjustable windage/elevation dials. The dials, laser selector switch, and activation button are all recessed to eliminate snag points and reduce the sight's overall profile.

The activation button and included remote pressure pad work with a Double-Tap system. The remote increases the usability and operator safety by allowing them to control the https://bit.ly/2GqKTyt while remaining in the firing position. Simply tap either switch once for momentary activation, double-tap for five-minutes continuous. A rotary toggle selector switch on the top of the housing enables the operator to activate the laser to suit the targeting task. The laser system runs on a single CR123A battery with a max runtime of about 3 hours.

A Picatinny clamp rail-mount is integrated into the overall design to further reduce the form-factor to make this sight ideal for use on with virtually every sub-machine gun and short barrel rifle. The CQBL-1 housing is made of the strong and lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum alloy with a black corrosion and scratch-resist