Description
The Olight ODIN was the company's first purpose-built long-gun weapon light, and it still holds up as one of the better value picks in its class. It pumps out a maximum of 2,000 lumens with a 300-meter throw and 22,500 candela of peak intensity, so you get both flood for close work and enough reach to identify things well past the fence line. Four output levels (2,000 / 1,000 / 760 / 300 lumens) let you dial the beam to the situation, and the neutral white emitter gives you a clean, true-to-life color that's easy on the eyes.
What Makes the ODIN Tick
Power comes from a single customized 5,000mAh 21700 rechargeable lithium battery that's included in the box. Total runtime lands around 8 hours when you're riding the lower modes, and topping it off is painless thanks to the MCC3 magnetic charging cable that snaps onto the tail cap at up to 2 amps. No fumbling with removing the battery or hunting for a port.
Mounting the ODIN on Your Rifle
The ODIN uses Olight's Scout-style locking plate paired with an included slide rail mount, so it clicks onto standard Picatinny rails and detaches just as fast for handheld use. The mount has two positions to let you set the light where it works for your build, and it locks mechanically so nothing walks loose under recoil. Want to run it on M-LOK? Grab the optional M-LOK adapter. Worth noting this is built for rifles and carbines rather than heavy-recoiling shotguns.
Controls Built for Real Use
You get a magnetic remote pressure switch with a locking function, so it stays put with a push of the knurled ring and won't fire off by accident. The multifunctional tail cap handles handheld operation, remote switch use, and magnetic charging all in one. Add the all-aluminum body, stainless steel bezel, 1.5-meter drop rating, and IPX8 waterproofing, and you've got a tough, dependable light that's ready for whatever the range or the field throws at it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Olight
- Model: ODIN
- Manufacturer Part Number: ODIN
- UPC: 6972378120724
- Max Output: 2,000 lumens
- Output Levels: 2,000 / 1,000 / 760 / 300 lumens
- Beam Distance: 300 meters
- Peak Beam Intensity: 22,500 candela
- Max Runtime: Up to 8 hours (low mode)
- Battery: Customized 5,000mAh 21700 rechargeable lithium (included)
- Charging: MCC3 magnetic charging cable (up to 2A)
- LED Color: Neutral White
- Body Material: Aircraft-grade aluminum with stainless steel bezel
- Waterproof Rating: IPX8
- Impact Resistance: 1.5 meters
- Mount Type: Universal rail mount (Picatinny; M-LOK with optional adapter)
- Length: 5.37 in (136.5 mm)
- Weight: 7.62 oz (216 g) with battery
- Color: Black Anodized
What’s Included
- Odin weapon light (battery included)
- MCC3 magnetic charging cable
- Magnetic remote pressure switch with stand
- Slide rail mount
- H2.5 Allen wrench
- 2x adjustable screws
- 2x self-locking bands
- User manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Olight ODIN come with a battery and charger?
Yes, it ships ready to run. The customized 5,000mAh 21700 rechargeable battery is included, along with the MCC3 magnetic charging cable that snaps onto the tail cap. You won't need to buy anything extra to get started.
What rails will the ODIN mount to?
The included slide rail mount attaches to standard Picatinny rails using Olight's Scout-style locking plate, and it's compatible with SureFire Scout-style mounts as well. If you're running an M-LOK handguard, you'll need the optional M-LOK adapter. The mount offers two positions so you can set the light where it fits your setup.
How bright is the Olight ODIN and how far does it throw?
The ODIN maxes out at 2,000 lumens with a beam distance of 300 meters and 22,500 candela of peak intensity. It has four output levels so you can drop down to 300 lumens for close work and stretch battery life. That combination handles both close-quarters flood and longer identification distances.
Is the ODIN a good choice for shotguns?
The ODIN is designed for rifles and carbines, and it has been run through hundreds of rounds on .223 and .308 platforms without issue. Heavy-recoiling shotguns can be hard on the mounting bar, so it's not recommended for those. For an AR or similar long gun, it's a solid fit.







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