Videos tagged with 18350 Battery

This review of the Holosun P.ID HC weapon light highlights its high candela output (over 40,000) and 800 lumens, making it a potent illumination tool. The reviewer, with thousands of rounds tested, praises its reliability, user-friendly paddle interface with a crucial lockout feature, and attractive price point under $150. However, a significant con is its unique body geometry, which complicates holster compatibility compared to competitors like Streamlight and Surefire.

This video provides an in-depth look at ModLite's modular weapon light system, highlighting the interchangeability of components with SureFire products. It details the differences between 18650 and 18350 battery bodies, focusing on run time and compactness. The OKW head is presented as ideal for maximum throw, with specifications of 680 lumens and 69,000 candela, making it suitable for rifle applications.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Nitecore MT1C Pro, a compact and versatile EDC flashlight. It highlights the flashlight's multi-fuel capability, allowing it to run on either a proprietary 18350 battery or standard CR123A batteries, offering flexibility for users. The review details its 1000-lumen output, various modes, durable construction, and user-friendly features like the tactical shroud and pocket clip, making it a strong contender for everyday carry.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Fenix GL19R v2 weapon light, emphasizing its 'Keep It Simple Stupid' (KISS) design philosophy. It details the unboxing, installation process on various firearm rails, battery management, and performance testing, including beam output, durability, and water resistance. The light is highlighted for its straightforward operation, intended for reliable illumination in self-defense scenarios.

This video covers the new Cloud Defensive EPL (Enhanced Pistol Light) introduced at SHOT Show 2025. The EPL features a unique forward-press toggle for momentary and constant activation, designed for optimal ergonomics without breaking grip. It offers 1200 lumens and 52,000 candela, with a diffused beam pattern for better immediate area illumination. The light is compatible with existing Safari Land 6000 and 7000 series holsters for X300 and TLR1 platforms.

This review of the Cloud Defensive REIN 3.0 Micro weapon light highlights its high output (1000 lumens, 95,000 candela) and American-made construction, comparing it to competitors like the Surefire Turbo and Streamlight ProTac HL-X. The reviewer notes its compact size, dual-fuel capability, and Scout Mount compatibility, while also discussing potential drawbacks like the tape switch reliability and price point.

This product spotlight from Brownells introduces Cloud Defensive's line of weapon-mounted and handheld lights. The video details the REIN and REIN Micro weapon lights, highlighting their high lumen and candela output, US-made construction, and modularity. It also covers the CHRO, a smaller, China-made administrative light with USBC charging. Key features discussed include battery options (18650, 18350, CR123A), adjustable mounting systems, and performance differences between models.

This video reviews the WUBEN T4 Tactical Flashlight, highlighting its compact size, dual-fuel capability (CR123 and 18350 batteries), and advanced features. The reviewer praises its build quality, simple user interface, and impressive waterproof rating due to a hidden charging port. It's presented as a compelling option for everyday carry (EDC) tactical use, offering power, durability, and versatility. The review covers features, performance, and the overall user experience of this illuminator.

This review of the HRT AWLS weapon light system covers its modularity, performance, and potential drawbacks. The presenter highlights the light's brightness and beam pattern, comparing it to a Streamlight Protac. Key criticisms focus on the proprietary tail cap system, which necessitates aftermarket components for pressure pad integration, and the omnidirectional tail cap's tendency for accidental activation. The review suggests purchasing the head separately and integrating aftermarket bodies and pressure pads for optimal usability.

This review of the Sig Sauer Foxtrot EDC flashlights covers their technical specifications, including 1350 lumens and 33,000 Candela output, and runtime differences between compact (60 min) and full-size (90 min) models. The video details durability testing, including submersion in saltwater and multiple drop tests, concluding they are robust. The reviewer notes the 'high only' interface as a potential drawback for tactical use but praises their EDC suitability and competitive pricing.

This guide covers the installation and basic use of the Holosun P.ID weapon light series, based on expert insights from Pew Pew Tactical. It details mounting procedures on Picatinny rails and highlights the convenience of magnetic charging. The review emphasizes the P.ID's role in positive identification for self-defense in low-light conditions, noting its robust aluminum housing and user-friendly interface.

This video reviews the Echo Arms Monolithic Twin Light Mount, a unique accessory designed for firearms that allows for the mounting of two distinct weapon lights simultaneously. The mount accommodates different battery types, specifically a CR123 on one side and a rechargeable 18350 on the other. It is compatible with SureFire scout-style tail caps and various modern light heads from brands like SureFire and Modlite. The reviewer demonstrates a dual-spectrum setup utilizing a B.E. Meyers KIJI infrared illuminator and a Steiner OTAL IR laser on the CR123 side, and a SureFire Turbo light head on the 18350 side, highlighting its utility for nighttime operations. The video also lists the complete loadout used, including a Sons Of Liberty Gun Works Rifle and EOTech optic.