POTD: Heckler & Koch MP7A2 with SR Tactical MRL6 light
Today we take look at a Heckler & Koch MP7A2 with an Aimpoint Micro T2, mounted in a Spuhr.
But the spotlight goes to the weapon light made by SR Tactical from Germany.
This could be the ideal setup for Police intervention forces, that don’t want to carry a heavy rifle.
For weapon light, it is easy to think about brands like Surefire or Streamlight, but outside the USA and the restrictions of ITAR, there is a need for other options.
SR Tactical seems to offer a great alternative Made in Germany.
SR Tactical also offers a carrying belt, ideal for firearms like the HK MP7.
SR Tactical proudly presents the first weapon lamp of its own production.
The MRL6 weapon lamp has the following technical data:
Light intensity: at least 350 lumens (LED)
Running time: 2.5h tactical runtime
-Batteries: 2x CR123A
Housing material: Black, alternatively RAL 8000 anodized aircraft aluminum, waterproof up to 200m
Switch: cable switch (switch end cap available on request)
– High quality quick release mounting by Era-Tac (more compact screw mounting available on request)
-Made in Germany
The MRL6 weapon lamp is the first device in a modular family of weapon lamps. In addition to different light fixtures, different optics and reflectors, different montages are suitable for Picatinny, MLOK or KeyMod in development. Thoughtful integration options for the supplied cable switch complete the overall package.
SR Tactical has a valid exemption from the BKA for dealing with prohibited weapons lamps
The indicated price is 595 €uro incl.19% VAT. That is about 660 USD.
All photos and information from SR Tactical Germany
What do you think of the SR Tactical MRL6 weapon’s light?
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"This could be the ideal setup for Police intervention forces, that don’t want to carry a heavy rifle."
Could be. Won't be.
Err... there are no ITAR restrictions on white lights. U can literally buy a surefire weaponlight in germany