Rebel RX-2 Rail Mounted Tactical Lighting System - Black

When the engagement distance grows but the light levels drop, you need a lighting system that can reach out and touch the target. The Rebel RX-2 Tactical Lighting System is the heavy-hitting big brother to the RX-1, featuring an extended body and an enhanced bezel designed for superior "throw" and longer runtimes.

Perfectly suited for full-sized carbines, DMRs, and heavy-duty Milsim builds, the RX-2 delivers the blinding intensity required to dominate outdoor night games and large-scale industrial arenas.

Precision Engineering for Night Ops

• Long-Range Beam Projection: Equipped with a deep-dish parabolic reflector, the RX-2 focuses its lumens into a concentrated hotspot, allowing you to identify targets at distances where standard compact lights simply fade away.

• Extended "Dual-Fuel" Body: The larger chassis allows for increased battery capacity, providing longer constant-on times for sustained building clears or defensive perimeter holds.

• Strike-Face Bezel: The aggressive, scalloped aluminium bezel not only protects the tempered glass lens from direct BB hits but also adds a rugged, tactical aesthetic to your front end.

• Heavy-Duty Rail Interface: The integrated Picatinny clamp is reinforced to ensure the light stays zeroed and secure, even when your rifle is subjected to the high-vibration recoil of GBB platforms.

• Ergonomic Tail-Cap: Designed for tactile feedback, the rear switch allows for instant momentary-on signaling or a solid "click" for constant illumination when you need to flood a room.

Technical Specifications

The RX-2 Tactical Advantage

The Rebel RX-2 is built for the "Point Man." Its high-intensity beam is powerful enough to "wash out" an opponent's vision—even if they are looking through optics—giving you a crucial split-second advantage during a breach. Despite its increased power, the RX-2 maintains a streamlined profile that fits perfectly alongside Rebel MAWL units or vertical grips.

Pro Tip: If you're running a long-barreled rifle, mount the RX-2 as far forward as possible. This minimizes "barrel shadow," ensuring that your light covers your entire field of view rather than being blocked by your own muzzle device.