Videos tagged with Crimson Trace LiNQ

This episode of American Rifleman TV previews the Crimson Trace LiNQ wireless laser and light system for AR-style rifles, demonstrating its functionality in a cave environment. It also reviews the Remington RM380 pistol, noting its similarity to the Rarb 4. The LiNQ system features a wireless controller grip and a rail-mounted module, allowing for four modes of operation without wires or tape switches.

The Crimson Trace LiNQ is a wireless laser and light system designed for AR-15 platforms. It features a grip module that replaces the factory grip and communicates wirelessly with a separate light/laser module. This system offers instinctive activation, meaning the light and laser engage automatically when the grip is grasped. The 300-lumen LED light provides a broad beam suitable for close-quarters searching and not overpowering the laser.

This video reviews the Crimson Trace LinQ wireless laser and light system, introduced at SHOT Show 2017. It highlights the system's two-piece design: a replacement grip and a laser/light module, controlled wirelessly via RF. The system offers four modes: laser/light, laser only, light only, and laser with strobing light. While currently limited to light and laser, Crimson Trace suggests future modularity for other devices. The review touches on potential security and hacking concerns, noting the system is factory-paired but re-pairable by the consumer.

This video from Crimson Trace at SHOT Show 2016 highlights three new products: simulated ivory G10 grips with integrated green lasers for 1911s, the Laserguard Pro light/laser combo for the Smith & Wesson Shield, and the innovative LinQ wireless light and laser system for AR rifles, controlled by a proprietary grip.