Videos tagged with IR Lasers

This expert-level guide synthesizes insights from a seasoned firearms instructor on selecting and evaluating weapon lasers. It covers the pros and cons of various high-end tactical lasers, emphasizing real-world performance, durability, and ergonomic considerations over marketing specifications. The analysis highlights practical application for night vision use and tactical scenarios.

This video provides an expert-level critique of laser aiming devices on firearms, emphasizing their limited utility outside of night operations with night vision and infrared lasers. The instructor strongly advocates for weapon-mounted flashlights as a more practical and effective attachment for target identification and engagement in low-light conditions, citing SWAT team training data. The core message is to prioritize fundamental shooting skills over reliance on laser aiming, which can degrade accuracy and speed.

Moons Out 2026 is an advanced nighttime rifle competition taking place March 6-8, 2026, at Echo Valley Training Center in West Virginia. Registration opens December 1st. The match features 10 stages over two nights, emphasizing night vision and rifle sighting capabilities in practical scenarios, including medical and vehicular stages. Four divisions are offered: Thermal, Passive, Active, and Armored TST, with strict rules on light emission and equipment.

This video showcases advanced tactical night operations, emphasizing the use of Spiritus Systems plate carriers and night vision equipment. It highlights proficiency with Night Vision Goggles (NVGs) and Infrared (IR) lasers in low-light and no-light environments, demonstrating tactical movement and weapon manipulation. The content is presented with a cinematic, high-energy tone, reflecting the expertise of an industry-leading tactical gear manufacturer.

This video demonstrates advanced tactical night operations featuring coordinated movement on ATVs under night vision, the use of suppressed firearms with IR lasers, and sustained suppressive fire from an M249 SAW. Instruction highlights the importance of ammo management and tactical concealment with smoke grenades, showcasing techniques for high-intensity scenarios. The content reflects the high authority and expertise of the Barrel & Hatchet channel in tactical gear and training.

This video provides a foundational overview of different night vision device (NVD) types, including monocular PVS-14s, dual-tube systems (like RNVGs), and quad-tube systems. It highlights key differences in field of view, weight, power requirements, and cost, emphasizing that the best choice depends on individual needs and budget. The discussion also touches on active vs. passive aiming and the importance of IR lasers for target acquisition in low-light conditions.

This video presents a deal alert for Votatu tactical accessories, focusing on iron sights and weapon lights/laser combos. The instructor highlights significant discounts, including up to 50% off iron sights and 10% off lights and laser combos, with specific discount codes for viewers. Key products discussed include the Votatu V2 iron sights with toolless adjustments and fiber optic elements, and the V840 weapon light with green or IR laser options, featuring magnetic recharging and versatile mounting.

This video highlights several significant deals on tactical gear during Amazon's Big Spring event. Key items include the Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 3-18x first focal plane optic, the Olight Odin S dual-fuel rifle light, and various knives from Fällkniven and Kizer. The presenter emphasizes the value and performance of these products, particularly noting the significant discounts available.

This video compares budget AR-15 handguards ($70) with more expensive options ($300-$500), explaining price variations based on material (7000 series vs. 6061 aluminum), rigidity, barrel nut construction (steel vs. aluminum), locking systems, and finishing (Type 3 hard coat anodizing). Higher-end handguards offer increased durability and zero retention, crucial for demanding applications like law enforcement or military use with accessories like IR lasers. Budget options are suitable for general use where extreme rigidity and durability are not primary concerns.

This SHOT Show 2025 recap highlights trends in the firearms industry. The speaker notes a prevalence of 'Glock clones' from various manufacturers, including Ruger's RXM and Ross Martin's offerings. Weapon light advancements were deemed minimal compared to the previous year, with a surprising lack of power from a new Surefire compact light. Positive developments include EOTech's compact Vudu 3x9 LPVO, Glock collaborations with Aimo for smaller optics, and Night Vision's expanded product lines. OA Defense's 2311 pistol, featuring modular grips accepting P320 magazines, is also noted as an intriguing innovation. The speaker expresses a desire for more advancements in pistol optics, particularly in reducing the signature and center of gravity of enclosed red dots, and a resurgence in the popularity and accessory support for larger-framed handguns.

This SHOT Show 2025 summary highlights key industry trends and product innovations. The overall tone has shifted from retrenchment to optimism, with a focus on advanced suppressor technology, including flow-through designs and additive manufacturing. The emergence of civilian-accessible IR lasers and updated tactical gear like plate carriers and radio systems are also noted. The analysis covers specific product developments from companies like Dead Air, Hux Works, B&T, Holosun, Spiritus Systems, and Aimpoint, offering insights into the evolving firearms and tactical gear landscape.

This video highlights Amazon Black Friday deals on tactical gear, focusing on optics from Zy, weapon lights and IR aiming modules from Olight, respirators from Parcel Safety, and accessories from Magpul and Effing Grow. The presenter, from 704 Tactical, emphasizes exclusive viewer discounts and provides price comparisons for various items, encouraging viewers to check links in the description for further details and purchases.