Videos tagged with Tactical Laser

This video provides an expert-level tier list for laser aiming modules in 2026, evaluating performance, features, price, and user experience. It highlights the evolving market, the distinction between civilian legal and full power lasers, and offers insights into specific models like the OGL, Maul, and DV1. The presenters, Brassfacts and Hop, offer differing perspectives on ergonomics versus simplicity, guiding viewers towards informed purchasing decisions.

This guide details the installation and basic operation of the Viridian 4LUX 2K DUO foregrip, an M-LOK compatible accessory featuring an integrated flashlight and green laser. It covers mounting procedures, mode selection, and safety considerations for use on an AR-style rifle. The review highlights its performance in both daylight and nighttime conditions, noting its brightness and effectiveness at various distances.

This video provides an in-depth review and testing of the SMS Trinity IR laser, focusing on its performance as a market disruptor in the IR device space. The instructor, Kyle from 4MR Ranch, details his testing methodology, including zero retention tests on 5.56 and .308 platforms, and night vision comparisons. He highlights the unit's budget-friendly price point and its three-in-one functionality (visible laser, IR laser, IR illuminator), while also discussing minor ergonomic nitpicks and potential quality control variations.

This video provides an update on RovyVon's GL4 Pro and introduces the GL5 Pro, focusing on improved mounting systems. The presenter details testing of the new crossbolt mount on a SCAR 16, emphasizing the critical importance of proper torque settings to avoid screw failure and maintain zero. The GL5 Pro's transversely mounted battery is highlighted as a significant durability improvement.

This video, titled 'Laser Mojo', appears to showcase 'Mojo' performing some tasks or activities involving a laser. Given the context of firearms content expertise, and the common usage of lasers as aiming devices or for modification work on firearms, it's possible this relates to firearm accessories or custom firearm work. Without further information or a transcript, the exact nature of the laser's application remains somewhat speculative, but the title and description suggest a practical demonstration or usage of laser technology in some capacity.

This entry details a real-life combat experience where side plates proved critical in stopping a projectile during an RPG attack. It highlights the importance of ballistic protection, immediate post-shot assessment, and the use of tactical lasers for target designation. The insights are drawn from a combat veteran's firsthand account, emphasizing practical application in high-intensity situations.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Holosun Iris and the Laser Speed M6TR tactical lasers, focusing on their features, performance, and value for night vision use. The instructor, Kyle from 4MR Ranch, uses a light-hearted point system to highlight differences in price, warranty, form factor, ergonomics, build quality, and output. Both units are deemed excellent buys, disrupting the market with high performance at a fraction of the cost of more expensive alternatives.

This video details a budget-focused experiment to outfit a Mossberg 590A1 shotgun with affordable accessories, including a red dot sight and a light/laser combo. The presenter performs a 'torture test' by firing 100 rounds of mixed slugs and buckshot to evaluate the durability and reliability of these budget components. The experiment aims to demonstrate how cheaply one can equip a shotgun for potential use without sacrificing essential functionality.

The VOTATU M6 LP-G is a high-output light and laser combo offering a versatile multi-mount system for Picatinny and M-LOK rails. It features a 3000-lumen light with a wide diffusion pattern and a Class 3A green laser, both independently controllable via pressure switches. The unit boasts a low-profile design, magnetic rechargeable battery, and a durable aluminum construction, making it a cost-effective option for tactical applications.

This video discusses the MAWL (Modular Advanced Weapon Laser) and its value proposition in the current market. The speaker suggests that while the MAWL's controls and usability are good, especially compared to older civilian modes like the DBAL-A3 or Holosun LS321, its functionality may not justify its price tag. Emerging technologies offer more for similar or lower costs, making the MAWL a questionable purchase at this time.

This review of the Laser Speed M6 laser module highlights its performance improvements over previous models, particularly its illumination divergence and integrated IR/Viz housing. While it offers full power performance at a competitive price point, potential buyers should be aware of issues like the battery cap loosening under recoil and a tight crane plug for tape switches. The M6 demonstrates decent zero retention over 2,200 rounds, though some shift is noted.

This review of the AMMJ Penumbra laser module highlights its exceptional modularity and independent control of IR laser and illuminator power. The reviewer, a mechanical engineer with extensive laser testing experience, details its compatibility with T2 and RMR optics mounts, its reliability under recoil, and its performance in low-light conditions. The video emphasizes the importance of adjustable power settings for preserving night vision devices and provides practical comparisons to other popular laser units.