Videos tagged with CR123 Batteries

This video from 4MR Ranch features Steve from Armasight at SHOT Show 2026, introducing the new Armacore Gen 4 thermal technology. The Gen 4 core boasts a redesigned architecture, a 20mK sensor, a quad-core processor with AI, and H.265 compression. The optics are built for extreme durability, rated for .50 BMG recoil, and feature IP67 environmental sealing. The new Pro series includes internal audio capture, and the entire product line is being updated with this technology.

This video provides a direct comparison between the Olight Odin (2,000 lumens) and the Streamlight ProTac (1,000 lumens) rifle-mounted flashlights. The Olight Odin offers a wider, brighter beam with a 300-meter throw and features a convenient magnetic rechargeable battery and tail cap. The Streamlight ProTac uses non-rechargeable CR123 batteries and requires a different end cap for pressure pad operation. Both lights are presented as viable options at similar price points, with distinct advantages in mounting systems and battery technology.

This gift guide focuses on practical, high-quality gear for men interested in tactical, outdoor, and survival hobbies, ranging from under $20 to over $200. It highlights essential consumables like gun oil and batteries, durable clothing and accessories, and critical survival items such as water storage and ammunition. The recommendations emphasize functionality and durability over generic gifts, ensuring recipients receive items they will actually use and appreciate.

This review of 'Extraction 2' by Gun Guy Aaron V critically analyzes the firearm usage and tactical gear, noting significant improvements over the first film. Key firearms like Daniel Defense ARs and Agency Arms Glocks are identified, with detailed critiques on the realism of engagements, particularly the M240 Bravo and minigun scenes. The host rates the movie 7/10, praising the action but finding it lacks the 'super-realism' of classics like 'Heat'.

This video reviews the Kel-Tec CL-43 tactical flashlight, highlighting its innovative design for defensive shooting. The reviewer emphasizes the front-mounted index finger switch, which allows for a more natural and stable two-handed grip on a firearm. Key features discussed include its 420 lumens output, 3 hour 35 minute run time, durable aluminum housing, and simple on-off operation. The video suggests this light enhances shooting stability and performance during self-defense situations. The description also includes promotions for the USCCA, encouraging viewers to join their mission of educating and protecting gun owners.

The Magpul SL-S stock offers enhanced comfort with a wider cheek slope and features secure, waterproof battery storage for up to four CR123 batteries. Its buttpad design aids in shouldering, especially with body armor, and ambidextrous QD sockets provide versatile sling mounting. While heavier and wider than some alternatives, its anti-rattle mechanics and potential for better rifle balance make it a premium option.

The Thyrm Cell Vault is a versatile, waterproof container ideal for mini survival kits and EDC. It can securely attach to MOLLE webbing and store essential items like fire starters, medical supplies, ammunition (.22 LR, .380 ACP, .45 ACP), and even AR-15 spare parts. Its compact design and durable construction make it a valuable addition to any bug-out bag or everyday carry setup.

The Surefire G2X Tactical offers excellent value as a budget weapon light, delivering 320 lumens for 2.5 hours on two CR123 batteries. Despite its polycarbonate lens and polymer housing, it's tested for durability on various rifle calibers and features a simple, reliable interface. While not officially a weapon light, its 1-inch body and 1.25-inch bezel allow for common mount compatibility, making it a practical choice for defensive applications.

This video reviews the Walther Pro PL70 flashlight, highlighting its lightweight design, brightness (935 lumens), and compact size suitable for pocket or carry. It operates on 2x CR123 batteries and is described as a great value at its RRP of $125. The description also links to the full range of Walther Pro Series flashlights on Frontier Arms.

The Streamlight TLR-1 HL offers a powerful 630-lumen output with a bright hotspot, making it a strong contender against competitors like the Surefire X300 Ultra. It features a durable, waterproof design, easy operation with a standard rocker switch, and maintains compatibility with existing TLR-1 holsters. Despite its high output, the reviewer suggests it's suitable for indoor use, citing personal experience.

This video reviews the Streamlight PolyTac flashlight, highlighting its affordability (under $35), use of common CR123 batteries, and compatibility with 1" mounts. The reviewer demonstrates its durability under shotgun and rifle recoil, and its performance in a nighttime illumination test. Pros include its reliable operation, 130 C4 LED output with good peripheral light, water-resistant O-rings, lightweight design, and availability in multiple colors. A con noted is slight flickering under recoil for one unit, potentially impacting night vision use, and that it's not as bright as some competing lights.

This YouTube video features Trevor Bending from OpticsPlanet.com presenting the Streamlight ProTac HL flashlight in a "Tip of the Week" segment for Midwest Outdoors. He highlights the flashlight's key features, including its 600-lumen high output, 33-lumen low setting, and strobe functionality. The description emphasizes its programmable modes via Streamlight's Ten-Tap Technology, making it suitable for hunting. The video also mentions it runs on two CR123 batteries and provides a link to purchase the flashlight on OpticsPlanet.com.