EOTech Integrated Fore-end Light 250
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Rob Pincus discusses the Integrated Fore-end LED light with EOTech’s Amy Miller at the NRA’s 2013 Annual Meetings and Exhibits.
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I have one of these EOTech IFLs installed on my defensive Remington 870. On mine, the light is not that bright, but more than adequate for interior spaces--my primary concern. Mine has an on/off switch right by the thumb. The settings are momentary on/off, sustained on, and a strobe light feature (which is unnecessary in my case). There is a finger stop a bit like the Remington Modular shotguns, so it would be a great fit with a SBS set up on an 870. It can "bite" during sustained firing, but that is a trade off that can be worked around with proper technique. Mine has no "dimmer" to speak of, which doesn't bother me, frankly. I find it a good tool that offers a relatively snag free approach to my defensive shotgun, which is what I was looking for in a weapon-mounted light.
Looking for a home defensive shotgun. Definitely like this one with integrated light.