Videos tagged with HRT AWLS

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 compares budget-friendly rifle lights from Streamlight, focusing on the Protac Rail Mount HL-X Pro, Protac 2.0 Rail Mount, and older HL-X models, alongside the HRT AWLS. The Protac HL-X Pro is identified as the best budget option due to its balanced performance, focused beam (50,000 Candela), and competitive pricing, outperforming the higher lumen but less focused Protac 2.0 and performing comparably to the more expensive HRT AWLS in many scenarios. The review highlights the importance of Candela for throw and hotspot definition in rifle applications.

This video provides a review of the Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol shotgun, showcasing a defensive or patrol-oriented loadout. It features accessories like the Steiner MPS, HRT AWLS, and a 6-round side card. The review also mentions a switch to AXIL hearing protection, Pnuma Outdoors gear, and Right to Bear insurance, along with Grey Man Tactical vehicle racks and Gatorz ballistic eyewear. The video aims to inform viewers about this specific shotgun configuration and associated gear for defensive purposes.

This YouTube Short showcases a robust home defense setup, highlighting a custom Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol shotgun with a Steiner MPS and HRT AWLS. The video also lists an impressive collection of other firearms, including the Q Sugar Weasel 556, PWS MK114 Mod 1, PSA Sabre, PSA JAKL, and PSA AK47 GF5. The emphasis is on preparedness and effective defensive tools, underscored by the title's playful warning to 'knock first'. The content appeals to firearm enthusiasts interested in tactical builds, high-end gear, and various rifle and shotgun platforms.

This YouTube video serves as a teaser for an upcoming full review of the Sons of Liberty Gun Works M4-89 rifle. The description highlights that the complete review will be released this week, offering a glimpse into the creators' initial thoughts on the firearm. The video also mentions the setup used, which includes an EOTech EXPS 3 optic, a Unity riser, and HRT AWLS.

This YouTube Short is a preview of a full-length review for the Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) M4-89 AR-15 rifle. The description highlights the rifle's hard-use, duty-proven nature, positioning it as a top choice for a "run it into the dirt" duty or battle rifle. It also mentions the rifle is kitted out with an EOTech EXPS3-0 optic and HRT AWLS, indicating a focus on practical, mission-ready configurations. The video promises a more comprehensive review soon.

This YouTube Short poses a hypothetical "crap hit the fan" (SHTF) scenario, asking viewers to choose their preferred end-of-days rifle. The video showcases three distinct rifle setups: a Sons Of Liberty Gun Works M4-89 AR-15, a Mitchell Defense SOIDC AR-15, and a PSA GF3 AK-47. Each rifle is equipped with specific optics, lights, and slings, highlighting different configurations for survival preparedness. The discussion centers on the classic AK vs. AR debate for a survival situation.

This video reviews the HRT Advanced Weapon Light System (AWLS), a high-output light designed for Mlok-compatible rails. The reviewer highlights its omnidirectional switch, integrated pressure pad, and dual power options (rechargeable battery or CR123s). With a 1700 lumen output and a 103-minute runtime, it's presented as suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The review also mentions the existence of a larger and a more compact version of the AWLS. The VSO Gun Channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety.

This review compares the HRT AWLS and Streamlight ProTac 2.0 RM weapon lights, highlighting their distinct design philosophies and use cases. The HRT AWLS excels in long-range illumination with high Candela, making it ideal for precision tasks and defeating photonic barriers. The Streamlight ProTac 2.0 RM offers a wider flood of light with high lumens, providing excellent general illumination for closer ranges and home defense scenarios, featuring a large rechargeable battery and dual-function tail cap.

This video reviews four top rifle lights of 2023, categorizing them into complete systems and modular designs. It highlights the HRT AWLS with its unique omnidirectional tail cap, the durable Cloud Defensive REIN Micro 2.0, the modular Arisaka lights with interchangeable heads, and the high-performance ModLight options. The discussion covers lumens, candela, battery life, mounting options, and price points, offering a buyer's guide for tactical illumination.

This review covers the HRT AWLS (All-Weather Light System) and the Valhalla Tactical ODA (Omni-Directional Activator) tail cap. The AWLS is presented as a second-generation hyper-throw light, boasting 90,000 Candela and increased lumens compared to previous models. The ODA tail cap offers a unique omnidirectional activation method, aiming to provide a middle ground between traditional tail caps and tape switches for easier activation without accidental discharges. The review highlights compatibility with standard Surefire dual-fuel bodies but notes potential issues with proprietary mounting systems.

This ARFCOM News segment discusses an alleged underreporting of civilian-stopped events by the FBI, citing a factor of ten. It also touches on the NSSF potentially maintaining a gun owner registry and an FBI claim about a "Vegas Minecrafter" possessing NFA devices. The video also briefly mentions HRT AWLS. No firearms, ammunition, or related accessories are sold or promoted.