Be a Ninja of the Night (Military Gear Civilians Should Own) 🥷 LAM’s Explained in 1 Min #Shorts

Published on November 28, 2022
Duration: 1:00

This short video explains Laser Aiming Modules (LAMs) and their utility for civilians, especially when paired with night vision. It highlights key models like the Raid-X, PEQ-15, and DBAL, detailing their visible/IR lasers and illuminators. The practical application of IR lasers as primary aiming devices under NVGs is demonstrated, emphasizing their role in low-light engagements.

Quick Summary

Laser Aiming Modules (LAMs) are valuable for civilians, especially with night vision. Popular models like the Raid-X, PEQ-15, and DBAL offer visible/IR lasers and illuminators. Under NVGs, the IR laser acts as the primary aiming point, enabling accurate shots in low-light conditions without traditional optics.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro to LAMs for Civilians
  2. 00:18Popular LAM Models & Features
  3. 00:29LAM Controls & IR Demo
  4. 00:41IR Laser Aiming with NVGs

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Laser Aiming Modules (LAMs) and why are they useful for civilians?

LAMs are devices that project visible or infrared (IR) lasers for aiming. For civilians, they are particularly useful when paired with night vision or thermal optics, enabling effective aiming and target acquisition in low-light or complete darkness conditions.

What features do popular LAM models like the PEQ-15 or DBAL offer?

Common LAMs such as the L3Harris PEQ-15 and Steiner DBAL series typically include a visible laser for daytime use, an IR laser for night vision aiming, and an IR illuminator to enhance situational awareness in the dark.

How do IR lasers function as aiming devices with night vision?

When using night vision goggles (NVGs), the IR laser from a LAM becomes visible through the optic. This IR laser dot serves as the primary aiming point, allowing the user to aim accurately without needing a traditional magnified optic.

What are the key components of a typical Laser Aiming Module?

A standard LAM integrates multiple functions: a visible laser, an infrared (IR) laser for use with night vision devices, and an IR illuminator which projects a wider beam of IR light to help illuminate the surrounding area for better situational awareness.

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