Crimson Trace Unveils Wireless LiNQ Light, Laser System

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Posted January 5, 2016 11:38 am by Comments

By Tactical-Life


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Crimson Trace has started 2016 with one of the most innovative products in its ever-expanding firearms laser sight and lights lineup: the LiNQ System.

The wireless and remote operation LiNQ System utilizes a powered control grip to activate and operate a forward — or remotely located — light and laser sight module. The two-piece LiNQ System is designed to equip and upgrade nearly all standard long guns with rails and replaceable pistol grips.

The many advantages to users of the LiNQ System include: no wires to tangle or disconnect, no activation pads to search for, ease of operation and simple to use controls, and the System can be easily and quickly transferred to another firearm.

The patented LiNQ (LNQ-100) System’s leading feature is a replaceable AR/MSR-style compatible pistol grip that houses the system’s control circuitry and operating battery. That …Read the Rest

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