Gbrs Group Unity Tact Axon Switch 7'' Link Usb-C/10'' Crane Lasr Lead FdeGbrs Group$167.88
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The GBRS Group Unity Tactical Axon Switch is a remote control solution built for shooters who run weapon-mounted lights and lasers and need independent, tactile control in low-light and high-stress environments. This 7'' Link USB-C / 14'' Crane laser lead variant is engineered to manage both illumination and targeting devices from a single, compact housing mounted directly to your rail system—eliminating fumbling with multiple controls when every second counts.
The Axon's core strength is its ergonomic button design: the angled light button supports both momentary and constant-on activation for your flashlight, while the flat laser button (momentary-only) integrates with your laser's native double-click-for-constant feature. Two distinctly shaped buttons mean your thumb finds the right control instinctively, even in complete darkness or cold-weather gloves. This tactile differentiation is the result of direct feedback from professional operators who understand that confusion in a critical moment isn't acceptable.
Built from high-impact polymer and weighing just 1.7 ounces, the Axon mounts to standard MIL-STD M1913 picatinny rail or M-LOK (with optional UNITY adapter). The included 7'' Link USB-C cable connects to your light source, while the 14'' Crane laser lead reaches your laser unit—both long enough for flexible weapon configuration without excess slack. Rail clamps feature zip-tie pass-throughs for added security, and the compact 1.3'' × 2.8'' profile won't add bulk to your setup.
This is a single-unit control station for serious shooters, competition shooters, and tactical professionals who've standardized on Link USB-C and Crane-spec laser systems and demand reliability without compromise.
| Rail Mount | MIL-STD M1913, M-LOK (with optional UNITY M-LOK Mounting Kit) |
| Dimensions | 1.3" W × 2.8" L × 1.1" H |
| Weight | 1.7 oz (48.2 g) |
| Material | High-Impact Polymer |
| Light Cable | 7" Link USB-C |
| Laser Cable | 14" Crane |
| Recommended Torque | 5 In./Lbs (0.57 Nm) |
| Warranty | One-Year Warranty through UNITY Tactical |
The Axon is compatible with Link USB-C lights and NATO Crane-spec laser devices. The included cables are 7'' Link USB-C for your light and 14'' Crane for your laser. Verify your light and laser use these standards before purchase.
Yes. The Axon mounts directly to MIL-STD M1913 picatinny rail. It also works with M-LOK if you use the optional UNITY M-LOK Mounting Kit (sold separately).
The angled light button lets you toggle between momentary (press to illuminate) and constant-on (press and hold, or set to stay on). The flat laser button is momentary-only, but works with your laser's native double-click-for-constant feature so you can lock the laser on without holding the button.
The Axon weighs only 1.7 ounces and measures 1.3'' wide, 2.8'' long, and 1.1'' tall—a compact footprint that won't noticeably bulk up your setup. Cable length (7'' USB-C to light, 14'' to laser) gives you flexibility in where you route and position both devices.
Gbrs Group
The GBRS Group Unity Tactical Axon Switch is a remote control solution built for shooters who run weapon-mounted lights and lasers and need independent, tactile control in low-light and high-stress environments. This 7'' Link USB-C / 14'' Crane laser lead variant is engineered to manage both illumination and targeting devices from a single, compact housing mounted directly to your rail system—eliminating fumbling with multiple controls when every second counts.
The Axon's core strength is its ergonomic button design: the angled light button supports both momentary and constant-on activation for your flashlight, while the flat laser button (momentary-only) integrates with your laser's native double-click-for-constant feature. Two distinctly shaped buttons mean your thumb finds the right control instinctively, even in complete darkness or cold-weather gloves. This tactile differentiation is the result of direct feedback from professional operators who understand that confusion in a critical moment isn't acceptable.
Built from high-impact polymer and weighing just 1.7 ounces, the Axon mounts to standard MIL-STD M1913 picatinny rail or M-LOK (with optional UNITY adapter). The included 7'' Link USB-C cable connects to your light source, while the 14'' Crane laser lead reaches your laser unit—both long enough for flexible weapon configuration without excess slack. Rail clamps feature zip-tie pass-throughs for added security, and the compact 1.3'' × 2.8'' profile won't add bulk to your setup.
This is a single-unit control station for serious shooters, competition shooters, and tactical professionals who've standardized on Link USB-C and Crane-spec laser systems and demand reliability without compromise.
| Rail Mount | MIL-STD M1913, M-LOK (with optional UNITY M-LOK Mounting Kit) |
| Dimensions | 1.3" W × 2.8" L × 1.1" H |
| Weight | 1.7 oz (48.2 g) |
| Material | High-Impact Polymer |
| Light Cable | 7" Link USB-C |
| Laser Cable | 14" Crane |
| Recommended Torque | 5 In./Lbs (0.57 Nm) |
| Warranty | One-Year Warranty through UNITY Tactical |
The Axon is compatible with Link USB-C lights and NATO Crane-spec laser devices. The included cables are 7'' Link USB-C for your light and 14'' Crane for your laser. Verify your light and laser use these standards before purchase.
Yes. The Axon mounts directly to MIL-STD M1913 picatinny rail. It also works with M-LOK if you use the optional UNITY M-LOK Mounting Kit (sold separately).
The angled light button lets you toggle between momentary (press to illuminate) and constant-on (press and hold, or set to stay on). The flat laser button is momentary-only, but works with your laser's native double-click-for-constant feature so you can lock the laser on without holding the button.
The Axon weighs only 1.7 ounces and measures 1.3'' wide, 2.8'' long, and 1.1'' tall—a compact footprint that won't noticeably bulk up your setup. Cable length (7'' USB-C to light, 14'' to laser) gives you flexibility in where you route and position both devices.