Videos tagged with Modlite PLH

This video features field testing of a 13.9-inch General Purpose Rifle (GPR) against a VTAC board. The rifle is equipped with a YHM T2 suppressor, PEQ15 laser, Modlite PLH light, Ballistic Advantage 13.9" barrel, Midwest Industries handguard, Magpul furniture (panels, magazine, rear sight, B.A.D. Lever, pistol grip, handstop), Daniel Defense front sight, Primary Arms 5x prism scope, Holosun RDS, Geissele SSAE trigger, Strike Industries charging handle, B5 Systems stock, and a Ferro Concepts Slingster. The UTG bipod is noted as needing replacement. The content focuses on demonstrating the rifle's capabilities and the performance of its various components.

This video showcases the final stages of building and testing a "General Purpose Rifle" (GPR) with a 13.9" barrel. The builder highlights its versatility for both long-range shooting (up to 500 yards) and close-quarters engagements. The rifle is zeroed at 300 yards. The video lists numerous components from various manufacturers, including a YHM T2 suppressor, PEQ15 laser, Modlite PLH light, Ballistic Advantage barrel, Midwest Industries handguard, Magpul furniture and accessories, Daniel Defense front sight, Primary Arms 5x prism scope, Holosun RDS, Geissele SSAE trigger, Strike Industries charging handle, B5 Systems stock, and Ferro Concepts slingster. The builder thanks Mosley Customs for their assistance and promotes their own channels and supporting donation links.

This video provides a detailed comparison of Modlite's PLH and OKW weapon lights, focusing on their performance characteristics, battery options, and the associated Mod Button. The presenters highlight the differences in throw and flood, explaining how candela is a key metric for long-range illumination. They also discuss the pros and cons of the 18350 and 18650 body sizes and the functionality of the Mod Button compared to Surefire alternatives.

This review from Mrgunsngear Channel provides an expert-level analysis of the Modlite OKW weapon light, comparing it against the Surefire Scout. The OKW is highlighted for its exceptional throw and Positive Identification (PID) capabilities at extended ranges, making it ideal for roles like DMR or patrol. The review details its construction, battery options, and runtime, offering practical insights for tactical and self-defense applications.

This video details a Californian's everyday carry (EDC) setup, focusing on preparedness and personal defense. The presenter, Reno May, breaks down his gear into camera equipment, medical supplies, and personal items including his firearm, flashlight, knife, and wallet. He emphasizes practical, concealable gear suitable for a civilian lifestyle while maintaining a high level of readiness. The content highlights specific product choices and the rationale behind them, aiming to provide value for viewers interested in building their own EDC.