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AUSA – Princeton Tec

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Princeton Tec officially launched the new MPLS Charge at AUSA. Powered by a single AA, it offers 60 lumens of light.

As you can see it can be mounted to either side Ops-Core ARC rail simply by flipping it upside down.

In addition to the built-in Rail mount, there is also Standard Helmet clamp as well as a PALS adapter for use with your gear.

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While the Charge’s body is available in OD, Tan, or Black, LED configurations (below) are combined with a white light that is not the primary selection. You have to hold down the switch which is a tape switch style, located on the mount portion of the light to select white light. Choices include:

Red
Blue
Green
IR
Red, Blue, IR
Red, Green, IR

www.princetontec.com

AUSA – Gerber Weapon Light

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Yesterday, we briefly introduced you to 6 new products from Gerber. Now, we will give you a more in depth look at each one starting with the Weapon Light.

Incorporating a Larue QD mount, the Gerber Weapon Light incorporates three settings; On, Momentary On and Momentary Strobe selectable via the tailcap switch or a remote tape switch. Powered by 2 CR123 batteries, it throws 250 Lumens for 2.3 hours and is waterproof to 1 meter. The light has a Tan 499 coating and features an IR filter / Dust Cover. Made in USA, look for it early next year.

www.Gerbergear.com

Just How Waterproof are Elzetta Lights?

Saturday, October 8th, 2011

Here, an Elzetta ZFL-M60 Tactical LED Flashlight is disassembled while submerged under water. Flashlight Bezel, Body, Tailcap, and Malkoff LED Module are all individually submerged then reassembled under water.

Elzetta lights are Made in USA.

BHI and SureFire Collaborate on AK – Debuts at AUSA

Friday, October 7th, 2011

If you’re going to be at next week’s AUSA Annual Meeting in Washington, DC be sure to stop by the SureFire booth and check out the BHI SOPMOD AK. We’re told that ff you’re a fan of the AK, you’re going to love what Blackheart International and the folks at SureFire have cooked up for this weapon platform.

Warrior Expo 2011 – SureFire

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

Here are some of the latest products from SureFire courtesy of Warrior Expo 2011. They’ve begun to refer to themselves as a “Tactical Technology Company” and we couldn’t agree more. Watch the video to see why.

www.adsinc.com/surefire

SureFire M720V RAID WeaponLight ADS Tactical

Monday, September 26th, 2011

The SureFire M720V RAID WeaponLight is one of the systems chosen for USSOCOM’s VBL III contract.

It features variable white-light and infrared output from a single, LED head. A self-locking ring eliminates the danger of accidental light discharges. Modes are controlled via buttons and switches on the light’s chassis or via tape switch. Additionally, it attaches Picatinny rails (even dinged or out of spec) with an integral mount with a self-adjusting Swing-Leverâ„¢ clamp. Available in Black or Desert Sand.

For more information visit, www.surefire.com/RaidWeaponLight. Agency orders can be supported by www.ADSinc.com/SureFire.

Elzetta Releases New Bezel Option

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Elzetta Design, LLC has just released a third bezel option for its popular line of ZFL-M60 LED Flashlights. The new Low Profile Bezel reduces bulk and accommodates many commercially available filters. Elzetta ZFL-M60 Lights are built to order with all components available separately for individual customization. All Elzetta products are Made in USA.

www.ELZETTA.com

Inforce WML

Friday, September 16th, 2011

Several months ago I started speaking with Inforce about a new LED weapon light concept unlike anything I’d ever seen. Featuring an integrated MIL STD 1913 rail compatible clamp/locking system, the WML also incorporates an ergonomic push button activation switch right into the body of the light. As you can see from this graphic, the WML is adaptable enough to accommodate many shooting styles. This light was designed from the ground up for use with a rail equipped carbine. No extra mounts, No remote switches or cables, No extra lenses.

Powered by a single CR123, the PWL relies on White and IR LEDs. The primary light is White and features selectable Constant and Momentary High, Low and Strobe modes. Additionally, you can configure the PWL to offer either High/Low or Low/High modes. Additionally, there is a Strobe Disable. The secondary light is IR with Constant High and Low modes as well as a Momentary High mode. Additionally, there are two lockout systems to avoid accidental light discharge. First is a safety bail that prevents pushing the activation switch. Second, the head can be rotated to disengage power.

The WML is waterproof to 66 feet and available in Black and Desert Sand.

www.inforce-mil.com