When installed on top of a rifle handguard, ample separation between the lasers and the IR illuminator – stacked vertically on the front of the device, opposite to each others – ensures no interference with front iron sights; only slightly larger than a deck of cards, the housing incorporates strategic cuts and channels to reduce unnecessary weight.

The visible and IR lasers are co-aligned and share windage and elevation adjustments for easier zeroing. The adjustable illuminator provides quick beam divergence from a close-range flood to a long-range spot using the sliding adjustment lever.  

Powered by one CR123 battery, the 515-nanometer green visible laser is six times easier to see than red lasers; the 830-nanometer IR laser provides almost .7 milliwatts at high power, while the 830-nanometer IR illuminator can quickly shift from an approximate 105 MRAD flood to an approximate 30 MRAD beam. Both the lasers and illuminator come equipped with lens covers that provide diffusion.

Additional features include a large, raised, tactile laser fire button that can be located easily, even in the dark, and pressed for momentary operation, or a quick double tap for constant on.

At the rear of the OGL-C is an industry standard remote jack that takes most pigtail switches or hot buttons. Selecting the laser or laser illumination combination is easy with the tactile mode selector streamlined to the rear of the housing.

MSRP on the US market is set at $2,999.00.