Ledwave Wildfinder Dual Light Green and White

Wildfinder Dual Light

The Ledwave Wildfinder Dual Light gives you two beam colors, green and white, in one handheld or gun-mounted flashlight. It is aimed at night hunters and shooters who want white light for searching and moving through terrain, and green light for scanning and spotting game. The kit comes with a remote pressure switch and a clamp mount, so you can carry the light in hand or fit it to a firearm.

Features

• Green And White Output — One light covers two jobs: white for general illumination and green, which many hunters use for night scanning because it tends to disturb game less than white.
• Remote Pressure Switch — A cabled switch pad with minus, power and plus buttons lets you work the light from a position on your stock or forend instead of reaching for the tail cap.
• Clamp Mount Included — A black clamp with a thumbscrew holds the light to a tubular surface such as a barrel or scope, and you tighten or remove it by hand without tools.
• Removable Battery Carrier — The cells sit in a separate carrier that slides into the body, which makes swapping batteries in the field quicker.
• Knurled Grip Section — A textured, ridged midsection gives your hand a firm hold when you use the light handheld, including with gloves or wet hands.
• Wide Reflector Head — A large head with a smooth reflector shapes the beam to throw light out ahead of you.
• Black Matte Finish — The dark body does not reflect much light back and stays inconspicuous when mounted on a firearm.
• CE And FC Marked — The tail cap carries CE and FC markings, indicating the light was labeled for the European and US electronics markets.

What Comes In The Kit

The Wildfinder ships as a complete setup: the flashlight body, a battery carrier, a remote pressure switch on a short coiled lead with its own end cap, and a clamp mount. The remote switch threads onto the tail of the light in place of the standard cap, which lets you run it from the firearm. Ledwave is a commercial lighting brand, and the Wildfinder was designed for hunting use from the start rather than adapted from a general-purpose torch.