We first showed you the new INFORCE Auto Pistol Light from Emissive Energy Corp during last month’s Maneuver Conference at Ft Benning. It offers 200 lumens of white light in a tight beam for close- to mid-range applications and balanced peripheral light for discernment of the surrounding area. The APL has a run time of approximately 1.5 hours using a single Lithium CR123A battery.
Designed with a straightforward, unique, bilateral and ambidextrous paddle switching system, the INFORCE APL affords left or right hand activation and natural finger movement from the weapon body to the switch to operate its momentary and constant modes.
Manufactured from fiber composite, the APL has a total length of 3 inches, width of 1.2 inches and weighs only 2.83 ounces, including the battery.
Currently it’s only available in Black although the yellow light on the show floor gave it a brownish sheen. Its integrated rail mounting system is compact, convenient, secure and easy to install without tools, utilizing a proprietary clamping system. The product ships with (2) rail mounting bars that accommodate GLOCK and MIL-STD-1913 rails.
Initial delivery is expected to be in late October 2012. US and International patents pending.
Tags: Emissive Energy Corp, Inforce
Interesting – I’m looking forward to trying out their switch / button layout. Also – since this thing pushes 200 lumens off a single 123, I wonder if they’ll update the output on the WML (currently rated at only 125 lumens)?
I hope they do up the lumens on the WML, even though they already told me they don’t want to sacrifice run time for lumen power.