InforceWMLX 800 Lumens Gen 2 Weaponlight White Light, Black Body (Flat Dark Earth)

Very impressed with this light. Fits in my AR very well and solid. The strobe function is insane. It has a lock out that was a good idea. Turn the shade ever so slightly to lock it out where it will not turn on by accident. Also the flip tab will swap it from continuous on with the press of the button or two the button for momentary. This light is very bright. I keep it on my main AR and matches Magpul FDE very well. I will be purchasing many more for my other AR platforms.

I never liked all the "pressure switch" solutions for tactical light use. They rarely stay in place and are easily activated by accident. The INFORCE WMLx is compact, fast on/off mounting and push switch on the back is, in my opinion, the absolute best and simplest solution. Being able to pop it on and off my Picatinney rail with out the use of tools is a big plus. And activating the light by pressing forward with my thumb while gripping the fore end stock feels the most natural and precise. Overall an extremely well thought out and intuitive tactical light.

Very bright with a wide field of illumination. Low profile and very easy to turn on and off. Was very simple and fast to install. Is still mounted tightly after some rough wear and tear.

I Was skeptical buying a flashlight for over 100 dollars... Friend recommended it and I bit the bullet. Light is durable (dropped rifle on it) and the brightness indoors and outdoors is impressive. Strobe is impossible to look at, which is the point. Great value, you won't be disappointed

The light is supper easy to install and works great. Going to get another

I needed a light for my AR15 that had the ability to reach out farther than 50 meters with some authority. I do a lot of backpacking and wilderness camping in the Arizona high country and a good weapon-mounted-light is a benefit should I need to identify that ‘bump’ in the night…So will this light be beneficial for you? Only you can answer that question but here is my experience thus far…First thoughts right out of the box…It’s bright, very bright… Packing is very basic but nothing that gives me the impression this is junk. A booklet is included which talks about the different modes, mounting instructions, etc. Nothing out of the ordinary, pretty straightforward. No, this does not come with batteries.How does it mount? How is it operated? …and how is the construction?The light mounts to any standard picatinny rail and secures via a clamp which is tightened after it’s mounted. This is NOT designed to be mounted to a handgun. This is for a rifle or shotgun. The light is actuated via a sloped pressure switch and a mode switch on the side of the light. The two modes of the light are either continuous on/off/strobe or a momentary on/off/strobe while the button remains pressed. The light is powered by two CR123a batteries and has a continuous runtime of about one hour. I don’t know the actually weight of this light but it’s not too noticeable on your rifle/shotgun. The construction is solid and even though this is primarily polymer it doesn’t feel cheap.Overall this is a good light for anyone whose looking for a lot of wallop in a small package. It’s GREAT for outdoor use and has a good throw of it’s powerful 800 lumen beam.Final thoughts…I thinks this light is perfect for a home defense gun but for my application this is on my back-packing rifle. For the price this is a good value for your money. There are other (perhaps better) bang-for-buck lights out there but for a slimline design with allot of power, this is hard to beat. As I begin my season of hikes this light will be bumped, scraped, and tossed around quite a bit. The last light I had on my rifle didn't last more than a few trips before it broke. Like the other reviewer had mentioned, time will tell if this will hold up!

I bought one of these a few years back for my rifle. At the time it was supposed to be a temporary stopgap until I decided what to spend serious money on.After discovering through match environments and lugging it in the field just how durable it was, I elected not to replace it.The switch setup is great. Simple and intuitive with a number of reasonable lockout features. The safety loop on the switch is a little flimsy on the newer models but it seems like it's holding up fine so far. I like not having to worry about a tape switch. Cable management is for server racks, not defensive rifles.So naturally, when I had to outfit a cheap Mossberg for defensive use during my state's implementation of abusively vague and over-broad gun laws this year, this was the option I decided to go with.

Just put this on my new Juggernaut Tactical JR-9. This is an AR platform in 9mm with high quality components. Love this rifle flashlight because it has all rifle features need in one package. No cable running rifle hand guard. Easy snap on and off for easy removal or moving to another rifle. Best design of all rifle flashlights. Also, love the quarter turn of flashlight lamp to protect from accidental engagement that will run down battery. There is a level that blocks on/off button as a second option. Overall I strongly recommend to anyone using a rifle with picatinny rail on hand guard.