Press Release: Lasermax's Spartan AAA Pistol Light & Laser

Nicholas C
by Nicholas C

Earlier this week, Lasermax has started shipping out their new Spartan laser light. It is a small pistol rail mounted light and laser that runs on a single AAA battery. The Spartan comes in either red laser or green laser. The LED is not a white led. It has a mint green tint to the light. The LED produces 120 lumens. According to Lasermax this is the most visible wavelength of light. The red laser Spartan retails for $175 while the green laser Spartan is $215. Check them out at Lasermax.com. I think the Spartan might be rather competitive against SureFire’s XC1 which is a single AAA weapon mounted light.

The Latest Installment in the Spartan Series

Spartan™ Light & Laser Sets New Record for LaserMax.

August 1, 2016 (Rochester, NY) – Beginning this week, LaserMax will begin its first shipments on the second addition in their award winning Spartan series, the Spartan™ Light & Laser. LaserMax has once again sold out their first production run for a new product introduction. Spartan™ Light & Laser has also broken the previously held record for the first Spartan series presale volumes.

Capitalizing on the most visible wavelength in the color spectrum, Spartan Light & Laser delivers 120 Lumens of groundbreaking Mint Green™ LED light and quickly adapts to a multitude of rail platforms with exclusive Rail Vise Technology. Lasers come in vivid red or daytime green. This is LaserMax’s first offering that uses a readily available AAA battery. Spartan Light & Laser packs vital target identification and illumination capabilities into the smallest housing available today. Protected by a 5-year warranty, Spartan™ Light & Laser are priced for every shooter’s budget at just $175 for red (SPS-C-R) and $215 for green (SPS-C-G). LaserMax is now accepting pre-orders for the next production run.

See more on the Spartan Light & Laser: https://youtu.be/FVzyRSLtt3Q and https://youtu.be/9LMkFaLz4XY

Complete information on LaserMax products are available at www.lasermax.com or by phone at (800) 527-3703. For the latest LaserMax news, follow LaserMax on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.

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  • Gunsandrockets Gunsandrockets on Aug 05, 2016

    Huh, might be perfect for my Glock 23C.

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    • Tim Tim on Aug 08, 2016

      @Blake The whole GLOCK rail section flexes upward during the fire cycle. It eventually warps.

      I've seen it called "GLOCK nose" or "pig nose".

      My FKP serial numbered G23 suffered the frame splitting in this area due to this at around 5k rounds. (GLOCK graciously replaced the frame)

      The GTL21 had a wondering zero that I attributed to the flex.

  • Ray Delaney Ray Delaney on Aug 19, 2016

    What I would like to know is how they got Gus Tarballs to pose for the publicity shot, and what he did with his cigar during the shoot.

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