Viridian X5l G3 - 500 - Green Laser - HD Camera - Black
Viridian Weapon TechnologiesRevolutionize Your Shooting Experience with Integrated HD Video and Advanced Optics
The Viridian X5L Gen 3 with Camera represents a groundbreaking advancement in firearm accessories, integrating a 500 lumen LED light, a green laser, and a full-HD digital camera with microphone into a single, compact unit. This innovative product is designed for use on both handguns and long guns, catering to the needs of personal defense, competitive shooting, and training. The inclusion of a high-definition camera allows users to capture and review their shooting performance in detail, making it an invaluable tool for improving technique and documenting range sessions. The robust design and versatile functionality make it suitable for use in various environments, from home defense to professional training facilities.
- 500 lumen LED light for superior illumination
- Green laser for enhanced target acquisition
- 1080p full-HD digital camera with integrated microphone
- Patented INSTANT-ON technology for automatic activation upon drawing
- Rechargeable lithium battery with 6 hours of continuous use
- 6 hours of recording time at 1080p and 12 hours at 720p
The X5L Gen 3 with Camera is designed to be used whenever you need to enhance your shooting accuracy and documentation. Simply attach it to your firearm and benefit from its automatic activation feature, which turns on the laser, light, and camera as soon as the weapon is drawn from its holster. This is particularly useful in high-stress situations where manual activation might be unreliable. For training and competitive shooting, the camera's ability to record in full-HD allows you to review and refine your techniques, making it an essential tool for serious shooters looking to improve their skills and performance.
- Platform:
- Handguns and Long Guns
- Remote Switch:
- No
- Mount Type:
- Universal
- Battery Type:
- Rechargeable Lithium
- Color:
- Black
- High Output:
- 500
- High Runtime:
- 6 hours