Steiner Otal C Ir Aiming Laser

The Steiner OTAL C IR Aiming Laser is a compact infrared targeting system designed for tactical operators and military personnel who demand silent, covert target acquisition during night operations. Built specifically for the M4/AR-15 platform, this offset laser integrates seamlessly with night vision equipment to extend effective targeting capability beyond conventional iron sight ranges. Whether you're conducting precision direct-action missions, training exercises, or close-quarters combat drills, the OTAL C IR delivers reliable, hands-free aim point projection in total darkness.

Engineered with a low-profile, lightweight construction at just 0.81 pounds, the Steiner OTAL C IR projects a Class I infrared beam that remains invisible to the naked eye but fully visible through Gen 2 and Gen 3 night vision devices out to 250 meters. The offset design positions the laser to project around the front sight post, eliminating shadowing and parallax errors common with co-mounted optics. This tactical aiming laser features a quick-release mounting system compatible with Picatinny rails, allowing rapid attachment and removal without compromising zero. The infrared wavelength ensures operational security—targets and threats cannot visually detect the laser beam, preserving tactical surprise and shooter concealment during night operations.

This system is ideal for law enforcement tactical teams, military special operations units, and armed civilians who prioritize night vision integration and covert engagement capability. The Steiner OTAL C IR excels in low-light breaching operations, CQB scenarios, and extended-range target work where traditional aiming systems prove inadequate. Installation requires a standard Picatinny rail surface on AR-15 or M4 configurations; the quick-release mounting ensures compatibility with forward-mounted positions on the handguard or upper receiver. For operators running modern night vision platforms, this infrared laser represents a proven force multiplier that transforms tactical effectiveness after dark.