Videos tagged with Tactical Lasers

This video provides an in-depth evolution of the Laser Speed M6TR, detailing its three primary versions and their technical differences. It highlights advancements in IR illuminator and laser technology, from the problematic high output of the Version 1 to the cleaner patterns of Vixel-based illuminators in the Version 3. The review also covers the addition of a white light module and aftermarket support from Villain Weapon Systems, offering insights for users to choose the best configuration for their needs.

AGM showcased new night vision and thermal products at SHOT Show 2025. Key introductions include the ultra-lightweight UNVG goggles, featuring articulated on/off switches, manual gain control, and adjustable interpupillary distance. They also presented the PVS-14E, a versatile monocular with dual battery compatibility, and their WLB laser with a white light combo, utilizing a rechargeable 18650 battery.

This video compares the L3 ATPIAL-C civilian laser with a Somogear PEQ-15 clone, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses. The L3 ATPIAL-C is noted for its high price and neutered civilian-legal power output, while the Somogear clone offers higher power at a much lower cost but suffers from build quality issues and artifacting. The review suggests neither is an ideal purchase for most users, recommending newer, more cost-effective options like the SMS laser.

This video explores whether laser aiming devices pose a significant risk of getting individuals killed on the battlefield. It delves into the tactical implications, potential drawbacks, and effectiveness of using lasers in combat scenarios. The content likely discusses how visible laser aimers can reveal a shooter's position to the enemy, contrasting this with their benefits in speed and accuracy for target acquisition.

This video details the evolution of rifle lasers and illuminators, from early single-function devices to modern multi-function units. It covers the development from the PEQ-2 to the PEQ-15 and newer models like the NGAL, highlighting advancements in zeroing capabilities, integrated visible and IR lasers, and the importance of caliber ratings. The discussion also touches on safety features like blue plugs and the practical application of illuminator patterns for identification.

This video from SHOT Show 2024 provides an in-depth look at B.E. Meyers' MAWL, IZLID, and KIJI IR devices. It details the various MAWL variants (C1, DA, X1, ER) and their specific applications, illumination ranges, and visible laser outputs. The IZLID 200P and Ultra are presented as adjustable illumination devices for call-for-fire and JTAC operations, while the KIJI is highlighted as a commercially available, eye-safe IR illuminator for helmet or weapon mounting, offering an affordable upgrade for older systems.

The US Night Vision Designate IR-V (DIR) is reviewed as a compact, high-performance laser aiming module. It offers the illumination power comparable to larger units like the Steiner D2 but in a significantly smaller form factor. While the visible laser has co-alignment issues, the IR illuminator is praised for its brightness and effectiveness, making it a strong contender in the civilian market despite its premium price point and early adopter risks.

This video provides a detailed, critical review of three high-end IR laser illuminators: the B.E. Meyers MAWL C1+, Zenitco Perst 3, and Steiner DBAL D2. The review highlights technical specifications, performance in range tests, and practical usability issues, including a significant cold-weather failure on the MAWL. The expert assessment suggests the Perst 3 and DBAL D2 offer better value despite the MAWL's ergonomic advantages.

This video compares several IR laser aiming devices: the Perst 4, Holosun LS321R, DBAL i2, DBAL A3, and DBAL A2. It highlights differences in power output, features like illuminators and visible lasers, and price points. The DBAL A3 offers improved clarity over the i2, while the Holosun provides good value with multiple laser options. The full-power DBAL A2 is noted for its powerful illuminator but can be overkill, though its adjustability makes it versatile.

This guide, presented by John C., Director of Social Media for Pew Pew Tactical, details effective cable management techniques for AR-15 accessories like lights and lasers. It covers organizing wires for functionality and aesthetics, especially when integrating night vision gear, using methods like zip ties and alternative solutions for specific products. The guide emphasizes practical tips for a clean and efficient setup.