Thyrm - VariArc Helmet Mount

With positive indexing at forward, umbrella, and admin task angles, the Variarc™ Helmet Mount shines light where you need it.

Description:

Positively locks in the forward index position
Directs light through 360 degrees, with 8 additional lower-force index positions
Works in vertical positions for umbrella lighting rooms, canopy illumination, and IR strobe signaling
Can be used in downward angles for admin & task lighting
Picatinny Accessory Rail with 3 slots and 4 ridges
Features retention holes on both ends for dummy wiring critical gear
Mounts on standard dovetail-style helmet rails
Durable, reinforced polymer construction with steel hardware
Designed and made in the USA

Compatible with standard 1913 Picatinny Rail Lights such as:

Surefire Scout, X300, XH35, Vampire, XC1/2, and similar
Streamlight TLR-1, TLR-VIR, TLR-7-8, and similar
INFORCE APL, APLc
Arisaka Side Scout Mount (Picatinny)

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Price by 1 Pcs.

249,00 DKK

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Product number:

VA00

Delivery time:

1-2 weeks (international)

Description

Conceived by Josh Jackson (SWAT-LEO) at LMS Defense, with input from other SWAT-team leaders and active-duty special operations soldiers, the VariArc helmet mount provides a full-featured mounting solution. The locking teeth are biased to the forward position, keeping your light aligned for the most critical uses, but with a firm twist, the VariArc mount unlocks and rotates through 8 additional lower-force index points for administrative tasks and diffused lighting options. Its small footprint and low-profile keep things tidy and the Picatinny Rail allows for maximum compatibility with visible and IR lights. The VariArc is built to remain fully functional through extreme temperatures, dirt, dust, sand, water, drops on concrete, and rough handling.

Installation:

Do NOT loosen adjustment screw before mounting!
Slide VariArc onto your helmet rail.
Attach light to Picatinny section of VariArc.
Verify rotation after install. Indexing will be tight for the first couple of rotations.