Cyclops Varmint Light Green LED 250 Lumen (Light Only)

The Cyclops Varmint Light Green LED 250 Lumen (Light Only) by GSM is a specialized green illumination tool designed for predator hunting, night vision applications, and field observation where preserving natural target visibility is critical. This light-only configuration delivers 250 lumens of high-output Cree green LED technology, making it ideal for users who already possess a compatible mounting platform or require a replacement light head for an existing Cyclops system.

Green LED wavelengths penetrate atmospheric haze more effectively than white light and preserve the eye's natural night adaptation when used with night vision equipment. The 250-lumen output provides a 220-yard effective range with a burn time of 3–4 hours per charge cycle. These specifications balance beam throw with operational runtime, making the light suitable for extended field operations without requiring frequent battery changes. The compact form factor—measuring 8.65 x 5 x 10 inches and weighing 2 lbs—keeps the overall system weight minimal when integrated into a rifle-mounted or handheld platform.

This light-only variant serves users upgrading an existing Cyclops system or those building a custom setup around verified compatible hardware. Predator hunters, wildlife researchers, and shooting sports enthusiasts benefit from green LED technology's reduced detection risk compared to white light, particularly when game animals exhibit sensitivity to traditional illumination. The long effective range and moderate burn time make extended night sessions practical without mid-operation battery swaps.

For buyers seeking a complete, ready-to-mount system, GSM offers the GMCYCVB250 (full kit variant) which includes the light, mount, and all necessary hardware. Verify mounting compatibility with your existing rifle rail or handheld apparatus before purchase. The Cyclops Varmint series represents a proven platform in the specialized lighting category where wavelength selection and beam characteristics directly impact field performance and hunting ethics.