Videos tagged with Dual Fuel Light

This review covers the INFORCE ARC 650 LR-M modular weapon light, highlighting its dual-fuel capability, impressive lumen and candela output, and robust construction. The light is suitable for duty use, offering excellent beam distance and peripheral illumination. It features M-LOK and Scout mounting options, IPX8 waterproofing, and MIL-STD-810H certification.

This video highlights Amazon Prime Day deals on tactical and communication gear. Key items include the Vatu IR/Green laser with white light, Walker's electronic hearing protection, Baofeng radios, and a Tigris adapter cable for a budget-friendly COM setup. The speaker emphasizes stacking discounts for maximum savings on these items, suitable for those building a tactical communication system.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Streamlight TLR-7A and the newer TLR-7X weapon lights. While nearly identical in form factor, output (500 lumens, 5000 candela), and holster compatibility, the TLR-7X offers a significant upgrade with its dual-fuel capability, allowing the use of both CR123A batteries and a rechargeable SL-B9 battery via a micro-USB port. The presenter highlights that the TLR-7X largely replaces the TLR-7A due to this enhanced battery flexibility and notes that testing suggests a slight output advantage for the TLR-7X.

This video highlights Olight's new product campaign, focusing on the Baldr Mini pistol red dot sight and the dual-fuel Odin S tactical flashlight. The Baldr Mini features magnetic recharging, a battery life indicator, and shake-awake technology, available in red or green dot configurations with significant discounts. The Odin S offers versatility with CR123A or rechargeable battery options and compatibility with various mounting systems. The Prowess is also introduced as a high-lumen camp lantern with magnetic recharging and tripod adaptability.

This YouTube video focuses on the Olight Odin S, a "Dual Fuel Rifle Light." The description includes a promotional code '704tactical' for discounts and discloses affiliate links for various platforms like Amazon and Avantlink, indicating the channel receives compensation through these links. Most reviewed items are provided by manufacturers. The content appears to be a product review or demonstration of the Olight Odin S for firearm enthusiasts.

This review of the Cloud Defensive REIN 3.0 highlights significant reliability and durability concerns, including a detached gasket and a failed momentary switch. The reviewer criticizes the polymer construction and the dual-button remote switch design. Despite impressive lumen and candela statistics, the product's failures lead to a recommendation against purchase, favoring the more proven SureFire Scout Light Pro for its established track record and perceived robustness.

This video reviews the Streamlight Protac HLX Pro USB rail mount weapon light. The presenter highlights its 1000 lumens, 50,000 candela, and 447-meter throw, making it suitable for rifle applications. Key features include dual fuel capability (proprietary 18650 battery or CR123A), a 10-tap programming feature for mode selection, and included M-LOK and Picatinny mounting options. The presenter expresses confidence in Streamlight's reliability based on past experience.

This video provides an in-depth look at SureFire's weapon-mounted lights for rifles and shotguns, focusing on the Scout Light series. It details the innovative Scout Light Pro mounting system, which allows for versatile positioning and includes both M-LOK and Picatinny cleats. Various models are presented, including the Micro Scout, Mini Scout, Dual Fuel Scout, and the high-candela Turbo series, highlighting their lumen output, battery types, and beam patterns. The discussion also covers SureFire's range of accessory switches for intuitive light activation.

This TFB TV coverage from SHOT Show 2017 highlights new Streamlight models. Key introductions include the updated Stinger with dual switches and 700 lumens, the powerful 1000-lumen ProTac HL-X (available in handheld and rail-mount versions) utilizing 18650 or CR123A batteries, and the compact rechargeable TL-X. The TLR-6 weapon light family expands with models for railed Glocks, Smith & Wesson M&P, Springfield XDS, and a new 1911-specific version for non-railed frames.