Videos tagged with Villain Weapon Systems

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.

This video provides an update on the RovyVon GL4 line, introducing the Villain Weapon Systems focusing lens. The lens is designed to enhance the GL4's IR illuminator and white light by reducing flood and increasing central hotspot intensity. Metered results show approximately a 133% power increase on the central hotspot, significantly extending effective range and mitigating autogating issues with night vision devices.

This episode of 'Busting Your Builds' features expert firearms instructors Clint, Kaya, Aaron, and Jason critically evaluating viewer-submitted AR-15 and tactical loadouts. They offer insights into practical application versus aesthetic choices, discussing specific components from brands like Aero Precision, BCM, Sig Sauer, and Daniel Defense, while emphasizing performance and functionality.

This guide provides an expert comparison of the Steiner DBAL D2 and B.E. Meyers MAWL C1+ IR lasers, drawing on detailed analysis from Hop. It highlights the DBAL D2's strong performance-to-price ratio, despite its size and weight, and contrasts its LED technology with the MAWL's VCSEL. Potential drawbacks and aftermarket solutions are also discussed, offering a comprehensive overview for tactical gear enthusiasts.

Brandon Olson of Villain Weapon Systems discusses the critical role of IR illuminators in night vision operations, explaining the technical differences between LED and laser-based illuminators. He details his company's innovative diffuser and focusing lens solutions for devices like the DBAL-D2 and APLC, enhancing their utility for both close-range and long-range engagements. The conversation also touches on laser safety, the evolution of night vision technology, and the importance of aftermarket support for existing platforms.