A good light lets you identify what is in front of you before you act, at home, on a night hunt or at the range in poor light. It is also one of the most useful things you can carry every day. All lights here come from Olight, from weapon lights for your pistol or rifle to everyday carry lights, headlamps and long distance searchlights. The output in lumens is in the name of every light.
Weapon lights for pistols
A weapon light mounts on the accessory rail under the barrel of your pistol. It lets you light up and aim at a target with one hand on the gun. You can choose:
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Olight PL-Mini 2 Valkyrie and PL Mini 3 Valkyrie, compact lights with 600 lumens. The PL-Mini 2 has an adjustable sliding rail that fits both GL and Picatinny rails, from subcompact to full size pistols. The PL Mini 3 has a removable battery that you can swap in the field.
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Olight PL-3S Valkyrie with 1 000 lumens and a 200 m throw, powered by CR123A batteries.
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Olight PL-3R Valkyrie with 1 500 lumens and a 205 m throw, with a built-in rechargeable battery and magnetic charging.
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Olight PL X with two beams, a 1 200 lumen floodlight and a spotlight that throws up to 300 m. Its ratchet mount is designed not to loosen under recoil.
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Olight Baldr S, which combines 800 lumens of white light with a green laser beam.
Before you order, check that your pistol has an accessory rail. If you carry the pistol with a light, you need a holster made for that light.
Weapon lights for rifles
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Olight Odin with 2 000 lumens and a 300 m throw, for long guns with a Picatinny rail. It has a slide rail mount with a mechanical lock and a remote pressure switch, and it accepts an M-LOK adapter.
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Olight Odin S with 1 500 lumens and a 250 m throw, for M-LOK. It runs on the included 18650 rechargeable battery or on two CR123A batteries.
Switches and mounting
A weapon light must switch on without changing your grip. The Baldr S has two rear switches for momentary or constant light. The PL X works with a forward push or a downward press, so it suits both left and right hand shooters. The Odin comes with a remote pressure switch that locks in place, and the Odin S has a magnetic pressure switch. For mounting, the PL-Mini 2 and Baldr S slide along the rail and lock in about a second. The PL-3R has an adjustable key block with a setscrew for a firm hold.
Everyday carry lights
A small light in your pocket helps you every day, from finding a dropped screw to walking home at night.
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Flat EDC lights: the Arkfeld Pro (1 300 lm) and Arkfeld Ultra (1 400 lm) combine white light, UV light and a green laser. The ArkPro (1 500 lm) and ArkPro Ultra (1 700 lm) add a floodlight and a spotlight. The ArkPro Lite (1 200 lm) has white, UV and red light with SOS.
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Clip lights: the Oclip (300 lm), Oclip Pro (500 lm) and Oclip Ultra (530 lm) clip, hang or stick magnetically almost anywhere, so you have both hands free.
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Keychain and pocket lights: the imini 2 (50 lm), i1R 2 Pro (180 lm) and i3T EOS (180 lm). The i1R 2 Pro weighs 22 g. The i3T EOS runs on a single AAA battery.
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Penlight: the O'Pen 3 combines a 120 lumen light, a red night vision mode, a green laser pointer and a pen.
Tactical and high power flashlights
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Tactical: the Warrior 3S (2 300 lm, 300 m throw) and Warrior X 4 (2 600 lm) for carry, outdoors and duty use.
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High power: the Seeker 4 Pro (4 600 lm), Prowess (5 000 lm) with a forward beam and a 360 degree reverse light, Marauder Mini (7 000 lm) with RGB colours, Marauder 2 Mini (10 000 lm) and Marauder 2 (14 000 lm) with a floodlight and a spotlight.
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Long distance: the Javelot Pro 2 (2 500 lm) reaches 1 050 m and the Javelot Turbo 2 (1 800 lm) reaches 1 500 m. They suit hunting, search and rescue, and checking a property perimeter. The Turbo 2 has a wireless remote and a magnetic dock.
Headlamps
A headlamp leaves both hands free, for example when you track game, set up a hunting stand or work on your rifle at night. The Perun 3 (3 000 lm) turns from a headlamp into a right angle flashlight. The Perun 3 Mini (1 250 lm) is smaller, and the Perun 3 Mini Premium comes with a charging case that gives up to 60 days of runtime.
Battery chargers
If your lights or other devices run on AA or AAA rechargeable batteries, the Olight Ostation 2 and Ostation 2 Pro charge, test and sort them in one station. You drop the cells in from the top without checking the polarity.
How to choose
- Decide where the light goes: on a gun, in a pocket, on your head or in your hand.
- Choose the output. 50 to 500 lumens is enough for close work, 1 000 to 2 500 lumens for weapon lights and outdoor use, more for searching large areas.
- Choose the throw. For a weapon light 100 to 300 m is typical. For searching at distance, choose a Javelot.
- Choose the power source: built-in rechargeable battery, removable rechargeable battery, or standard batteries such as CR123A or AAA.
Related collections
For a pistol holster, see Holsters. For rails on your rifle, see Picatinny rails.
Frequently asked questions
Will a weapon light fit my CZ pistol?
Yes, if your CZ has an accessory rail under the barrel. The Olight PL-Mini 2 fits both GL and Picatinny rails. Check that your holster also fits the pistol with the light.
Which light should I put on my CZ rifle?
The Olight Odin for a Picatinny rail, or the Odin S for M-LOK. Both throw 250 to 300 m and have a mount made to stay in place under recoil.
Should I choose a rechargeable weapon light for my CZ?
It depends on how you use the light. A rechargeable light such as the PL-3R saves money and charges quickly with a magnetic cable. Standard batteries such as CR123A are easy to carry as spares. The Odin S accepts both.
