Description
The AGM WLAD-CLA1-T1 brings serious capability to night vision setups without the premium price tag of purpose-built military units. You get three laser sources plus a dedicated flashlight all working together in one rugged package, mounted via standard Picatinny rail with a low-profile design that won't clutter your optics.
What makes this system different is the actual breadth of what it does. The green visible laser works great for daytime zeroing and reference, so you can dial everything in without needing night vision. The near-infrared laser gives you covert aiming under NODs where nobody can see what you're pointing at without their own night vision. Then there's the IR illuminator to flood an area with invisible light that only shows up through night vision optics, turning what would be pitch black into a workable search and acquisition tool. On top of all that, the 300-lumen white LED runs in both constant and pulsed modes for overt illumination when you need it.
AGM WLAD Weapon Laser Aiming Device Build and Interface
The tan aluminum housing is IP68 waterproof and built to handle actual field conditions without getting finicky. The unit weighs just over 1.5 pounds and measures around 4 inches long, so it sits tight against the rail without eating up rail space. Control is handled through a top-mounted button for one-handed operation plus a tactical remote pressure switch for ambidextrous control if you're running it from your support hand. All three laser sources and the LED function independently, so you can run IR laser only, visible laser only, or any combination depending on the situation.
Co-boresighted Aiming and Reliable Operation
The three laser beams come aligned from the factory, meaning you zero once and all three point to the same spot. That saves setup time and the guesswork of getting a secondary laser to track correctly under recoil. Battery-wise it uses removable 18650 cells, so you can swap out power on extended operations. The unit comes with everything you need to get running: the laser module itself, remote switch, operation manual, soft carrying case, and cleaning supplies.
Key Specifications
- Laser Classification: Class 1 (eye-safe)
- Laser Types: Green visible aiming laser, near-infrared aiming laser, IR illuminator
- LED Flashlight: 300 lumens, constant and pulsed modes
- Mount Type: Picatinny Rail MIL-STD-1913 with low base
- Waterproof Rating: IPX8
- Housing Material: Aluminum
- Weight: 1.502 lbs
- Function Modes: Six selectable modes
- Laser Alignment: Co-boresighted from factory
- Battery Type: Removable 18650 Li-Ion
- Controls: Top-mounted button with tactical remote switch
- Manufacturer: AGM Global Vision
- MPN: WLAD-CLA1-T1
- UPC: 810027771902
- Warranty: 2-Year
What’s Included
- Aiming/Illumination Module
- Tactical Remote Switch
- Operation Manual
- Soft Carrying Case
- Clean Brush
- Clean Cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the green laser and IR laser at the same time?
Yes. The WLAD-CLA1-T1 has six function modes that let you run any combination of the three laser sources plus the LED independently. You could run both lasers simultaneously, just one, or use them in different scenarios depending on lighting and mission needs.
Will this weapon laser work without night vision equipment?
The green visible laser and white LED function perfectly without night vision, making the WLAD useful for daytime training and general shooting. The infrared laser and IR illuminator require night vision optics like PVS-14s or night vision scopes to see the beam.
How does the AGM WLAD compare to more expensive tactical lasers?
The WLAD delivers genuinely practical multi-spectrum functionality in one compact unit at a fraction of the cost of premium mil-spec alternatives. Real-world testing shows it holds zero under recoil and produces consistent, reliable performance for night vision shooting and tactical training. You don't get unnecessary bells and whistles, just straightforward capability.
What's the operating range of the IR laser?
The Class 1 infrared laser is designed for effective aiming out to around 400 meters at low power, making it suitable for realistic engagement ranges in night vision work. Actual range depends on atmospheric conditions, target contrast, and the quality of your night vision device.





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