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FMA AN/PEQ 15 style Battery box laser Version
l The AN/PEQ 15 ATPIAL stands for The Advanced Target Pointer/ Illuminator/ Aiming Light, which refers to a target pointing illuminator and aiming device. It is an evolved version of the classic AN/PEQ-2. The AN/PEQ-15 has undergone significant improvements to address issues such as breakage in the middle and size and weight problems, while maintaining the same performance as its predecessor. It can be considered as a prime example of technological development.
l As a standard laser module for US government agencies and military personnel, it has been widely used in numerous combat and training scenarios. The outstanding feature of this device is that it provides everything you need in a compact size. Its design allows for mounting the device at a lower position on the rail and wrapping around the Picatinny rail, achieving a low-profile and snag-free characteristic. This is achieved through the use of a recessed rail grabber mounting system. The embedded switch is located on the top of the housing, making it convenient for operation in the field while wearing gloves. The body casing is made of high-density/impact-resistant polymer, making it extremely durable. This material reduces the weight of the device, which is particularly noticeable when carrying weapons for extended periods. It also features a rearward battery compartment that allows users to remove the battery without taking off the device. The battery cover is spring-loaded, allowing the device to absorb more recoil from automatic weapons. There is a molded sling loop on the back. The windage and elevation of the illuminator are controlled by easy-to-operate knobs, allowing for quick adjustments in the field without the need for tools. The adjustment of the aiming laser is done with a small flathead screwdriver that requires tools. This allows users to zero the illuminator for multiple different ranges in the field.
l The FMA AN/PEQ 15 style battery box launched by FMA is suitable for players who have a demand for aesthetics. The external details are finely crafted, faithfully replicating all the details of the prototype, and the bottom supports standard Picatinny rails. The shell is made of high-strength nylon, and the interior has a large space for users to place batteries. The internal dimensions are approximately 65mm*50mm*17mm, capable of storing batteries with capacities ranging from 1300mAh (11.1V) to 1400mAh (9.6V).Compared to the regular battery case, it has added a visible laser indicator function, powered by three LR44 (G13) batteries (batteries need to be purchased separately).Included stickers.
Weight: 130g
Material: nylon