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Posted: 1/28/2015 10:58:16 AM EDT
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We are excited to announce our collaboration with Impact Weapons Components in developing the new Mini-CQB Modular Weaponlights. Based on Elzetta Alpha technology, the new Mini-CQB delivers 315 lumens of diffuse neutral-tint light in a beam pattern optimized for close quarters battle engagements. The Mini-CQB is available with any of six Tailcaps (Rotary, Click, Alpha High/Low, High/Strobe, or Tape Switch with 5" or 12" Cable). It is also available with two ambidextrous attachment mechanisms developed by IWC; M-1913 Picatinny or Keymod/M-LOK ™. The Keymod/M-LOK ™ system fits both mounting systems by utilizing the patent-pending reversible nuts in one direction for Keymod and flipped for M-LOK ™. Weighs less than 5 oz and operates on a single CR123A battery. Pre-orders are now being accepted with deliveries beginning in April. Prices begin at $210.00 for M-1913 version and $235.00 for Keymod/M-LOK ™.      Video of SHOT Show introduction:   |
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Here is the configuration chart for part number identification and pricing: (Elzetta Alpha-Series Components are interchangeable with Mini-CQB Weaponlights so it is possible to install an Alpha Standard or Crenellated Bezel Ring or an Alpha Flood Lens onto a Mini-CQB though these options are not shown in the above chart.) |
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| Do you guys have a more throw-centric optic? I have seen beamshots from the Alpha, and it looks like a killer room-clearing/ 0-35 yard light, but I want something that could be swapped in that would take it to 75+yards like the lumens suggest it can do with a tighter beam. Is that available? |
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Originally Posted By 12_gauge: Do you guys have a more throw-centric optic? I have seen beamshots from the Alpha, and it looks like a killer room-clearing/ 0-35 yard light, but I want something that could be swapped in that would take it to 75+yards like the lumens suggest it can do with a tighter beam. Is that available? As the name implies, the Mini-CQB is designed specifically for close quarters battle/home defense/close range applications. The beam pattern is optimized for these missions. |
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| Just received my mini CQB and really like the light a lot but hated trying to mount it to a keymod rail. Trying to get it lined up correctly, then trying to do the 1/4 turn to get the rounded side to point forward and stay that way while tightening was a pain. I have other IWC keymod mounts for QD sling attachments and the boot design on those works much better. |
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Originally Posted By Ugh:
Thanks for the info. Will they be replaced with a new product? An Alpha Model in a ZRX Mount will provide identical performance to the Mini-CQB at a lower price. |
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