Videos tagged with Tape Switch

This guide details the installation of the Holosun AEMS Evo Dual optic, focusing on its integrated laser system and the setup of a remote tape switch for controlling both the optic's lasers and an external weapon light. The process emphasizes reducing rail clutter for a more streamlined and efficient weapon system, as demonstrated by Chris from Honest Outlaw.

This review covers the Holosun RAID weapon light, highlighting its 1000 lumens and 80,000 candela output, making it a throw-focused light. It offers scout-compatible mounting, includes both M-LOK and Picatinny mounts, and features a crane-compatible plug. The reviewer notes its competitive price point around $150 but points out a peculiar flood pattern with rings outdoors and an unintuitive switch interface compared to Surefire or Streamlight.

This review of the Streamlight TLR RM2 Laser (Green) highlights its suitability for Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) and slim firearms. The instructor, with six months of extensive use, confirms the green laser holds zero exceptionally well, a rare trait in light/laser combos. The light offers 1000 lumens and 22,000 Candela, with a 1.5-hour runtime on two CR123A batteries. It features programmable modes including high, low, and strobe, and includes an optional tape switch.

This guide details the installation and use of the Acebeam G15 weapon light on an AR-style rifle, as demonstrated by Polenar Tactical. It covers mounting, accessory attachment, battery options, and testing, emphasizing the light's powerful performance and durable construction. The information is presented with an authoritative tone from an experienced instructor.

This review covers the Sig Sauer Foxtrot-MSR weapon lights, highlighting their Scout compatibility, modularity, and performance. The lights offer 1350 lumens and 33,000 candela, with included 1913 and M-LOK mounts. The design incorporates a tape switch with improved wire management and a durable, water-submersible build.

This guide details the complexities of building a Surefire weapon light system, covering body types, tail caps, and mounting solutions. It highlights the compatibility of the Surefire pattern while noting proprietary interfaces like Surefire's Pro Series. The video also delves into the nuances of tape switches and end caps, addressing potential issues like power draw and durability.

This guide details effective cable management techniques for weapon-mounted accessories like lasers and lights on AR-15 platforms. It highlights the utility of LaRue Index Clips for Picatinny rails and Emissary Clips for MLOK, along with the use of Ranger Bands for bundling excess wire. The advice aims to reduce snag hazards and create a cleaner, more functional accessory setup.

This video reviews the Feyachi WL25 weapon light, comparing it to the Streamlight Protac HL-X. While the WL25 offers a similar form factor and price point, it suffers from critical flaws including a non-compatible tail switch thread pitch and a tape switch that engages strobe under recoil. The reviewer concludes that despite the lower cost, the WL25's performance issues make it a poor value compared to the more reliable and compatible Streamlight.

This review of the Cloud Defensive REIN 1.0 weapon light highlights its robust construction, high candela output, and user-serviceable design. The instructor emphasizes its durability through drop tests and its effectiveness in identifying targets at extended distances. The light's adjustable battery contact and replaceable lens are noted as key features, offering significant value for tactical applications.

This review of the Zenit Perst-4 IR/Visible laser highlights its powerful IR laser, competitive pricing, and compact design. While the visible laser is weak in daylight, the IR performance is strong for its class. The unit features independent power adjustment and intuitive controls, though build quality concerns like stripped screws and a detached tape switch retainer were noted. The lack of an integrated IR illuminator is a significant drawback for extended range or very dark environments.

This video reviews the SureFire DG11 switch, an accessory designed to replace the standard tail cap switch on SureFire X300 and X400 series weapon lights. The DG11 allows for momentary activation of the light via a tape switch positioned under the trigger guard, manipulated by the middle finger of the firing hand. This design enables simultaneous light activation and shooting, particularly useful when the support hand is occupied with other tasks. The giveaway entry method is tied to Patreon support, with the creator emphasizing that support should be for content appreciation, not solely for giveaway entry.