Videos tagged with SureFire X400 Vampire

This video showcases the B&T USW P320 Chassis, a modification that transforms a Sig P320 pistol into a Personal Defense Weapon (PDW). The reviewer highlights how the P320's modularity allows its trigger pack to be moved into the chassis, enabling it to be registered as an SBR (Short Barreled Rifle) and gain the benefit of a folding stock. The build features a Grey Ghost Precision slide, Faxon threaded barrel, Holosun 507C X2 optic, SureFire X400 Vampire light, and a Q Erector 9 suppressor for suppressed shooting. The reviewer also mentions personal loadout items.

This review covers the Black Point Tactical FO3 holster, designed for forward-of-three o'clock carry to facilitate easier pistol access, especially when dealing with multiple tools or compromised hands. The reviewer highlights its comfort, secure retention, and adjustable features like ride height and clip placement. It's noted that the FO3 is particularly useful for individuals who train with both strong and weak hands and carry multiple defensive tools.

This video reviews the SureFire X400 Vampire, a pistol-mounted tactical light that offers both white light and infrared (IR) illumination, along with an IR laser for targeting. The reviewer highlights the ease of switching between light modes and praises the lockout feature. The description also mentions the X400 Vampire's versatility, noting it can be used on carbine rifles and sub-machine guns, and recommends it for use with night vision equipment for target identification and aiming. Links to the product and the creator's merchandise are provided.

This video details the loadout for a 2-day advanced night vision course hosted by Cuyval Dar Inc. The presenter, Ivan from Kit Badger, showcases a comprehensive setup including layered cold-weather clothing, a ruggedized gear bag, a modular battle belt with various pouches and a holster, personal protective equipment like ballistic eyewear and hearing protection, a plate carrier, a ballistic helmet, dual PVS-14 night vision devices, a Glock 17 pistol with an IR laser/light, and two BRN-180 upper receivers in 5.56 and 300 Blackout calibers, both suppressed. The review highlights the performance and utility of each item in a demanding training environment.

This review covers the Streamlight TLR-VIR II, a weapon-mounted light featuring both visible white light and infrared (IR) illumination with an IR laser. The presenter details its operation, including intermittent and constant modes, IR laser adjustments, and mode selection. Experiences from training courses and range comparisons with other lights like the SureFire X400 Vampire are shared, highlighting its performance at various distances and its value proposition for those entering night vision operations.