Videos tagged with Surefire M300V

This video explores budget-friendly IR (Infrared) aiming devices for night vision use, focusing on options under $1000 that avoid unreliable Chinese knock-offs and include illumination. The presenter, a firearms instructor, reviews several devices, highlighting their pros and cons for rifle and PDW applications. Key takeaways include the limitations of pistol-light-based IR devices regarding zero retention and illumination range, the effectiveness of dedicated IR illuminators for passive aiming with red dots, and the Holosun LS321 and Zolts IR Head as strong contenders in the budget category.

This video provides a side-by-side comparison of three white/infrared combination tactical lights: the Surefire M300V, Inforce WML IR, and Olight Odin IR. The reviewer highlights that the effectiveness of a "vampire" illuminator is more dependent on the design of its reflector and emitter placement than its milliwatt rating. The description includes affiliate links for purchasing the reviewed lights and related mounting accessories.

This comprehensive review, presented by an expert instructor, details a head-to-head comparison between the Olight Odin IR and Surefire Vampire weapon lights. It critically analyzes IR and white light performance, emitter design, switching ergonomics, battery choices, and mounting options. The expert highlights significant drawbacks in the Olight Odin IR's performance and usability compared to the Surefire Vampire, despite the latter's higher cost.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Surefire M300V Scout light, which features both white and infrared (IR) illumination capabilities. The presenter demonstrates the light's performance on various rifles during shooting sessions and includes direct beam comparisons. The review delves into the light's specific features and offers an overall assessment. Additional links to merchandise and the presenter's social media channels are provided.

This guide details the installation of the Haley Strategic Dropwing light mount onto an AR-15 platform equipped with a KNS ARMS rail system. It covers removing the old mount, selecting optimal light positioning for accessory clearance (like a PEQ-15), applying Loctite, and securing the mount. The process also touches on potential modifications for handguard covers and the choice between tail caps and pressure switches for light activation, emphasizing ergonomic placement.

This video showcases new SureFire weapon lights and tactical accessories introduced at SHOT Show 2012. Key products include the wrist-mounted 2211 with accelerometer and gyroscope technology, the rechargeable R1 Lawman handheld light, the X400 green laser weapon light with an improved optic, the M900L vertical grip light, the M300V mini Scout light with IR capability, the high-output MVG for heavy machine guns, and the Annihilator and Hellfighter 4 lights offering up to 2000-3000 lumens. Availability for these products is projected from Q1 to Q3 of 2012.