•Helps minimize suppressor shadow •Signature reduction from reduced self-illumination •Better ergonomics by moving your light out of your support hand •Allows for ambidextrous support hand placement •More optimal weapon light to laser fitment, particularly when paired with the SWVL
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Product Details
Scout Light Modular Extension
Designed in collaboration with TMG, LLC, this exciting new offering was developed as a simple and universal solution to enhance your weapons system functionality and versatility.
The S.M.E is a Scout light extension that complements your weapon platform by utilizing your existing Scout style mount to push your light forward 2 inches. The bar itself has a simulated Flashlight side, with bosses and 8-32 holes, this side interfaces with your current mount hardware. Whether that is a competitor’s mount or our own SWVL. The other end of the bar has opposing slots and matched countersinks. The matched pairing lets you use either side of the light bar to mount your scout light and further optimize its fitment.
Specifications
Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum
Weight: 0.5 oz
Hardware: x4 8-32 x 5/16“ Flat Head Light Side
Type III Hard Coat Anodization
Made in USA
I worked with your trip wire lasers for long time and everything is great,.I would just choose a different type of mechanism to prevent accidental activation. It has happened to me a few times that the laser tightened up while in my pocket, causing the button to get pressed and the light to turn on; alternatively, the tail switch would unscrew itself.
