InforceWMLX 700 Lumens Gen 2 Weaponlight White Light with IR, (Flat Dark Earth)

This is my third purchase of the Inforce WMLX 700 Lumens Gen 2 Weaponlight White Light with IR.These torches are fantastic. There is absolutely very little effort to mount on a rail in seconds. Very durable, built to last.

This is #5. I have straight up lights as well as these which are also infrared to support night vision activities. They are easy to install, have intuitive controls, are bombproof and last 2-2.5 hrs with quality batteries. Light pattern penetrates with a well balanced halo to cover what is a significant peripheral field. A simple flip up bail over the switch prevents accidental activation. There are definitely more expensive gun lights out there. Go buy one if you want to, I’ll stick with these. Hope this helps.

Fir what it is and the candela and lumens, along with access to IR light without adding another unit, these serve me well on my daily use rifles. I have far more pricey versions that are military resources, that do somilar...though they add thousands to the cost. If yiu are looking for a solid white light and IR option, for sure consider these.

I'm a 2A advocate and enthusiast. I love building arms, and customizing them with accessories.Now, I'm not a snob, but I'm of the belief, that if you're going to build and use a "tool" to protect your life, you had best use tried & true, battle tested accessories. So as you can imagine, i was a little skeptical of this light, but to my surprise, this ended up being the perfect attachment.I've drop tested this and the quality is there. The throw of the light (lumen & candela) is amazing for the size and price of this little guy. And the quick attach/detach apparatus secure affixes it to the arm. I honestly recommend this lighting system.

The ergonomics are fantastic, the attachment system is simple and robust, and the form-factor is sleek and light. The white light is nice and bright with a generous flood and a serviceable throw. Switching from white to IR is a simple throw of a lever on the side of the light: easy to do intentionally, hard to do by accident. The IR light, though, is where this unit has an odd quirk.If you have genuine pass-through-intensifier NVGs, this will likely not be an issue for you. If you're using digital night vision, though, like a Sionyx, the refresh rate of the light causes a "strobing" effect in the display when your light reflects off of nearby surfaces, like walls, lamps, TVs, or tables. This is distracting at best, but can be completely debilitating at worst. Outdoors, where distances are longer and surfaces or less reflective and uniform, it's much less pronounced and easy to ignore. Indoors, though, with digital night vision, it can be so bad that you'd be better off using a white light. Inforce customer support said this is a known issue. Depending on your night vision device, your mileage may vary. In the case of the Sionyx Aurora Pro, though, it's a rough pairing indoors.

Works great except for the Visable red light on IR setting

I like that it has a lock bar to prevent inadvertent discharge of the light.

Great light with strobe and bright white light. Also has infrared illumination which I doubt I’ll use at least for now. Well made. A fastens securely to my Stribog. NICE!