Coyote Light Pro Red LED Light - 1300 Yards Beam, Picatinny Rail Mount, Matte Black Aluminum

The Coyote Light Pro Red LED Light is a dedicated predator-hunting illumination tool built for shooters working through the night. A red LED beam cuts through darkness without spooking game the way white light does—a critical advantage when you're glassing for coyotes, hogs, or other nocturnal targets. The 1300-yard beam reach gives you the standoff distance you need to identify and engage effectively, whether you're hunting from a blind, glassing open country, or running a spotlight from a vehicle.

The fixture mounts directly to Picatinny rails on your rifle or shotgun, keeping the light co-indexed with your firearm and freeing up your support hand. Matte black aluminum construction resists corrosion and won't catch light during low-light work. This is the kind of accessory that bridges the gap between dedicated thermal optics and basic flashlights—it won't break the bank but delivers the range and beam color hunters rely on for nocturnal predator work.

If you run a rifle or shotgun with a rail-mounted light system, the Coyote Light Pro Red pairs well with variable magnification scopes and collimator sights alike. Whether you're on a guided predator hunt, managing wildlife on your property, or running night operations at the range, the red spectrum cuts through ambient light contamination better than you'd expect from a compact light source.

Key Features

• Red LED beam designed to minimize game spooking during nocturnal hunts
• 1300-yard beam range for medium to long-distance target identification
• Picatinny rail mount fits all standard rifle and shotgun systems
• Matte black aluminum body resists corrosion and glint
• Compact footprint suitable for predator hunting and tactical applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this light work on my AR-15 or shotgun?

Yes. The Picatinny rail mount is compatible with any firearm or accessory rail that meets Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) standards, which includes the vast majority of modern rifles and shotguns.

Why red light instead of white for predator hunting?

Red wavelengths are less visible to most game animals than white light, reducing the startle effect when you're glassing or preparing for a shot. This is especially valuable when hunting coyotes, hogs, and other nocturnal predators that are sensitive to sudden illumination.

How far will the beam reach?

The 1300-yard beam range allows you to identify and locate targets at significant distance, making it suitable for both close-range blind work and longer-range glassing scenarios common in predator and nocturnal game hunting.