Videos tagged with Long Range Illumination

The Inforce ARC 650 LR is a new aluminum-bodied weapon light offering 1400 lumens and an impressive 600-meter beam distance, designed for tactical applications. It features M-LOK compatibility, Surefire accessory interchangeability, and an IPX8 waterproof rating. The ARC 350 is a smaller variant with 1200 lumens and 75,000 candela.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Surefire Scout Light Pro Turbo, highlighting its high candela output for long-range illumination. It details the included mounting options for both Picatinny and M-LOK systems, the rechargeable battery, and its dual-fuel capability. The instructor emphasizes the light's focused beam pattern and its suitability for reaching out further compared to floodlight-style beams.

This review of the B.E. Meyers MAWL-C1+ highlights its strengths in close-quarters illumination and long-range targeting, particularly its superior flood mode for structure clearing. However, it notes significant drawbacks in ambidextrous control accessibility and potential issues with the mode selector dial in harsh environments. The reviewer suggests that while a solid unit, newer technologies offer better value and functionality for the price.

This video demonstrates the capabilities of the Holosun IRIS-3 IR illuminator and laser. It showcases the device's effectiveness at various distances, from 50 to 150 yards, and even up to 500 yards for pointing out targets. The presenter highlights the ease of use, particularly the sliding thumb switch for adjusting beam width and focus, making it user-friendly even for those less familiar with night vision equipment.

This review focuses on the Surefire 640DFT Scout Light Pro, highlighting its suitability for long-range rifle applications (400-600 yards). The instructor emphasizes its high candela output, dual-fuel capability (18650 rechargeable battery or CR123A), and robust construction, making it a reliable choice for tactical use. It's compared favorably against competitors like Cloud Defensive and Modlite for its performance and dual-fuel feature.

The Monstrum ArcSaber rifle light offers exceptional value at a budget price, featuring an MLOK mounting system, pressure switch, and impressive illumination capabilities. Despite a minor issue with the charging port cover, its robust build, IPX6 waterproof rating, and powerful beam make it a highly recommended option for tactical applications.

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.

The HRT Tactical AWLS (Advanced Weapon Light System) offers exceptional brightness with 90,000 candela and 1700 lumens. It features a durable, single-piece machined aluminum body, reversible mounting, and tension-adjustable activation for positive engagement. Available in two sizes, the AWLS is designed for demanding tactical applications, offering significant throw and spill for target identification at extended distances.

This video, "When Candela Isn't King: Z-Bolt Blazer LEP," appears to be a review of a Z-Bolt Blazer LEP flashlight, focusing on its 'candela' (light intensity) output. The description emphasizes high lumen and candela ratings, suggesting a detailed examination of its performance beyond simple brightness. The content creator, Brassfacts, uses this as an opportunity to discuss scenarios where extreme candela might be more impactful than raw lumens. The video likely includes practical demonstrations and comparisons, targeting enthusiasts interested in high-performance lighting tools, possibly for tactical or long-range applications.

This expert guide from T.REX ARMS, featuring Lucas Botkin, details the application and training for the Surefire X300 Turbo pistol light. It emphasizes the light's high-candela output for extended range identification and engagement, contrasting it with the flood-oriented X300 Ultra. The guide covers holster compatibility, battery logistics, and crucial training techniques like light discipline and target acquisition in low-light conditions, highlighting its effectiveness on both handguns and rifles for distances up to 200 meters.

This review of the Weltool W65 flashlight highlights its strong spotlight beam, ideal for long-range illumination rather than close-quarters combat. The reviewer, with experience in firearms instruction, notes its comparable performance to the Surefire M600DF, offering a white light output and a beam throw exceeding 630 yards. It supports both rechargeable 18650 and CR123A batteries, with a reported runtime of 1.5 hours, though personal testing suggests longer.

Surefire introduced its new Turbo Series weapon lights at SHOT Show 2022, focusing on increased candela for greater beam reach. This series includes rifle-mounted Scout Light Pro Turbo and Mini Scout Turbo models, as well as handgun-mounted X300 and X400 Turbo variants. The Turbo Series is designed for specific mission sets requiring extended illumination range, particularly beneficial for law enforcement applications.