New Holosun IRIS-ARC Flashlight (Shot Show 2026)

Published on January 24, 2026
Duration: 0:45

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the Holosun IRIS-ARC IR illuminator. It covers mounting, pressure pad connection, and beam throw adjustment using the tactile dial. The IRIS-ARC is presented as a versatile, compact IR illuminator for various tactical applications.

Quick Summary

The Holosun IRIS-ARC is a standalone IR illuminator introduced at Shot Show 2026. It offers a variable beam throw from 3 to 40 degrees, uses industry-standard Scout mounts, and features a Crane port for pressure pads. This compact unit is versatile for rifle, helmet, or handheld use, complementing night vision devices by providing dedicated IR illumination.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Holosun IRIS-ARC
  2. 00:05Product Context: IRIS-ARC vs. EVO Series
  3. 00:15IRIS-ARC Standalone IR Illuminator Features
  4. 00:25Technical Details: Beam Throw & Mount
  5. 00:35Versatility: Mounting & Use Cases

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Holosun IRIS-ARC?

The Holosun IRIS-ARC is a compact, standalone infrared (IR) illuminator designed for tactical use. It can be handheld or weapon-mounted and features an adjustable beam throw, making it a versatile accessory for night vision operations.

How does the IRIS-ARC differ from other Holosun IR devices?

Unlike dual-function units like the AEMS EVO and IRIS EVO which combine visible/IR lasers, the IRIS-ARC is solely an IR illuminator. This provides dedicated IR illumination capability, essential for users needing to enhance their night vision device's performance.

What are the key features of the Holosun IRIS-ARC?

Key features include a variable beam throw (3-40 degrees) controlled by a tactile dial, compatibility with industry-standard Scout mounts, and a Crane port for pressure pad integration, offering flexibility for various mounting and activation preferences.

Can the IRIS-ARC be used on different platforms?

Yes, the IRIS-ARC is designed for versatility. Its compact form factor and standard mounting options allow it to be effectively used on rifles, helmets, or as a handheld illuminator, adapting to diverse tactical scenarios.

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