Videos tagged with Surefire Turbo

This episode of 'Bust Your Builds' features a panel of firearms enthusiasts reviewing and rating user-submitted firearm builds. The hosts discuss various configurations, accessories, and modifications, offering insights into their functionality, aesthetics, and perceived value. They provide scores based on a 1-10 scale, highlighting both strengths and weaknesses of each build, and offer advice for potential improvements. The episode covers a range of firearms, including AR-15 variants and other platforms, with detailed discussions on optics, suppressors, grips, and other tactical enhancements.

This review of the Cloud Defensive REIN 3.0 Micro weapon light highlights its high output (1000 lumens, 95,000 candela) and American-made construction, comparing it to competitors like the Surefire Turbo and Streamlight ProTac HL-X. The reviewer notes its compact size, dual-fuel capability, and Scout Mount compatibility, while also discussing potential drawbacks like the tape switch reliability and price point.

This video debunks the myth that handgun lights are unnecessary for home defense or tactical applications. It demonstrates how weapon-mounted lights can illuminate entire rooms indirectly by reflecting off ceilings or floors, negating the argument that a firearm must be pointed directly at a target to use its light. The discussion also highlights the advantage of using two hands for shooting when a light is mounted, rather than forcing one-handed proficiency as a substitute.

This guide details the construction of a reliable 'Shit Hits The Fan' (SHTF) rifle, focusing on a 14.5-inch Daniel Defense DDM4A1 R3 build. Expert instructor Clint explains the rationale behind component choices, emphasizing practical performance and reliability for survival scenarios. Key elements include a pinned and welded barrel, mid-length gas system, Trijicon ACOG optic, HuxWrks suppressor, and 77-grain OTM ammunition for superior terminal ballistics.

Clint from Classic Firearms details his preferred battle rifle setup, focusing on the Sig Spear. Key elements include a high-candela weapon-mounted light with dual activation, backup iron sights co-witnessing with an EOTech magnifier, a two-point sling for comfort, and a shorter stock for better handling, especially with body armor. The setup prioritizes ease of use and control in stressful situations.

This guide details low-light Close Quarters Battle (CQB) techniques, emphasizing a minimalist approach to light usage and the SCI principle for positive identification. Instruction is provided by Drew Estell of BAER Solutions, a recognized subject matter expert. The techniques focus on effective information processing and strategic light employment for civilian self-defense scenarios.