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Accessories

This page collects Sniper Hog Lights accessories: replacement modules, batteries, switches and a diffuser that keep your hog light running and let you set it up the way you hunt. If you already own a Sniper Hog light, this is where you swap parts instead of buying a whole new light.

What's here

  • Light modules: the Coyote Cannon LED Module and the LED X Module.
  • Batteries: Sniper Hog Lights 21700 5000mAh batteries (2-pack) and 18650 3500mAh batteries.
  • Switches: the Dimmer Slide Switch and a tail cap with remote wired Eliminator switch.
  • IR Light Diffuser for Sniper Hog lights.

Batteries come in two sizes, so match the 21700 or 18650 cell to what your light takes. A remote switch lets you work the light from your grip instead of reaching for the tail cap, which keeps your cheek on the stock when a coyote comes in. An IR light diffuser spreads the beam wider for closer scanning.

Need more runtime for your optic too? See our external battery packs, or compare cells in our 21700 batteries category. Batteries can't be returned, so check the size first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Sniper Hog light?

It is a gun-mounted hunting light from Sniper Hog Lights, made for running hogs and coyotes after dark. This page holds the parts for it: the Coyote Cannon LED Module and LED X Module, 21700 and 18650 batteries, the Dimmer Slide Switch, a remote wired Eliminator tail cap and an IR light diffuser.

What color light can hogs not see?

Hogs can't see infrared, which is why many hunters pair night vision with an IR light. They also seem less bothered by red light than by white. Our IR Light Diffuser for Sniper Hog lights spreads the IR beam wider, which helps when you scan a feeder or a close field edge through a night vision device.

Is hog hunting done at night?

A lot of it is. Pressured hogs move mostly after dark, and many states allow hog hunting at night, though the rules vary, so check yours. Night hunting runs on batteries, so this page carries Sniper Hog Lights 21700 5000mAh two-packs and 18650 3500mAh cells. Match the size to your light, since batteries can't be returned.

Can you hunt hogs with night vision?

Yes, where night hunting is legal. A night vision device amplifies the light that is there, so on dark nights it needs an infrared light to show you the field. A remote switch helps too: the wired Eliminator tail cap lets you work the light from your grip and keep your cheek on the stock as hogs come in.