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Holosun
The Holosun IRISIR1 is a dual-spectrum laser sight designed for shooters who need versatility across different lighting conditions and tactical scenarios. This black anodized aluminum unit combines visible green laser and infrared laser capability in a single compact package, giving you options whether you're training in daylight, hunting at dusk, or working in low-light environments where IR observation is an advantage. Whether mounted on a rifle, shotgun, or pistol platform, the IRISIR1 delivers the precision aiming reference serious shooters and professionals demand.
Holosun has built a reputation for rugged, reliable optics and aiming devices, and this laser sight reflects that commitment to quality construction. The black anodized finish resists corrosion and provides a professional appearance while standing up to field use. The dual-laser approach means you're not locked into a single wavelength—green works great for daytime shooting and is visible to the naked eye in most conditions, while the infrared option pairs well with night vision equipment or gives you a covert aiming solution when stealth matters.
If you're serious about precision shooting, hunting, or tactical work, having both green and IR capability in one tool saves you from carrying multiple units or swapping gear between applications. The IRISIR1 is built for shooters who refuse to compromise on flexibility.
Yes. The infrared laser output is designed to work with night vision devices, making it well-suited for low-light tactical or hunting scenarios where an IR aiming reference is an asset.
The green laser is visible to the naked eye in most lighting conditions and is ideal for daytime shooting and training. The infrared laser is invisible to the unaided eye but visible through night vision optics, offering a covert aiming solution when needed.
The IRISIR1 is a compact laser sight suitable for mounting on rifles, shotguns, and pistols, though specific mounting hardware or rail adapters may vary depending on your firearm's configuration.
Holosun
The Holosun IRISIR1 is a dual-spectrum laser sight designed for shooters who need versatility across different lighting conditions and tactical scenarios. This black anodized aluminum unit combines visible green laser and infrared laser capability in a single compact package, giving you options whether you're training in daylight, hunting at dusk, or working in low-light environments where IR observation is an advantage. Whether mounted on a rifle, shotgun, or pistol platform, the IRISIR1 delivers the precision aiming reference serious shooters and professionals demand.
Holosun has built a reputation for rugged, reliable optics and aiming devices, and this laser sight reflects that commitment to quality construction. The black anodized finish resists corrosion and provides a professional appearance while standing up to field use. The dual-laser approach means you're not locked into a single wavelength—green works great for daytime shooting and is visible to the naked eye in most conditions, while the infrared option pairs well with night vision equipment or gives you a covert aiming solution when stealth matters.
If you're serious about precision shooting, hunting, or tactical work, having both green and IR capability in one tool saves you from carrying multiple units or swapping gear between applications. The IRISIR1 is built for shooters who refuse to compromise on flexibility.
Yes. The infrared laser output is designed to work with night vision devices, making it well-suited for low-light tactical or hunting scenarios where an IR aiming reference is an asset.
The green laser is visible to the naked eye in most lighting conditions and is ideal for daytime shooting and training. The infrared laser is invisible to the unaided eye but visible through night vision optics, offering a covert aiming solution when needed.
The IRISIR1 is a compact laser sight suitable for mounting on rifles, shotguns, and pistols, though specific mounting hardware or rail adapters may vary depending on your firearm's configuration.
