Timerzanov Airsoft: Klarus GL4 Tactical Light

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Timerzanov Airsoft got another tactical light/weaponlight to go over and this time it is the Klarus GL4 Tactical Light... "Hello everyone ! Today in this video I invite you to discover a lamp that was sent to me by Klarus France! Today I present to you the GL4 lamp from Klarus with all its kit to be able to install the lamp on an airsoft replica or firearm for sports shooters. A very qualitative lamp with a maximum power of 3300 lumens no less. Enjoy the video everyone!

Airsoft SAS-Style MP5 Taclight

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Fulcrum talks about his airsoft SAS-Style MP5 setup, explaining more the taclight he uses... "Had a few questions about my airsoft​ MP5's SAS Style Maglite Tac-Light, hopefully this video will clear up any confusion about how I made my MP5 just that bit more tacticool!

Moondog: How Good Is A $4 Taclight?

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Short answer, not good. But let's watch Tom of Moondog Industries try out a US$4 taclight he got from seller on Aliexpress... "The LitWod product description claims 6200LM but that's impossible out of this CREE type and battery?! The light started smoking after less than 60 seconds of continuous high mode, went dim, and now won't turn on at all.

SureFire G2X Tactical Light Spotlight

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Spotlight video from Surefire showing the highlights of their G2X Tactical Light... "SureFire’s G2X™ LED illumination tools share many features, such as virtually indestructible high-efficiency LED emitters, 600 lumens of maximum output, precision reflectors, and sleek Nitrolon® polymer bodies. Their differences let you select the ideal light for your needs.

Mach1 Element X300 Vampire Taclight

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A copy of the Surefire X300 from Element is available at Mach1 Airsoft... "Surefire X300 flashlights have always set the benchmark for performance under stress. Surefire's innovative design uses two CR123 batteries to push an amazing amount of light out of a truly ambidextrous pistol light. Users use the toggle switch to lock their lights on from either side, or they can push on the switch itself using their off-hand thumb for momentary on.

TGL: Fenix TK15 Tactical Flashlight

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A quick review ot the Fenix TK15 Tactical Flashlight done by Eric for this week... "We where very excited when we were able to get our hands on the Fenix TK15 Tactical Flashlight from Blackleaf.com. Taking the light out of the package, you can tell right away that this flashlight means business. The Fenix TK15 is a tactical flashlight with a ton of features."

Read the full review at The Gear Locker.

G&P CREE LED RAS Tactical Light

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This weaponlight is on special offer from eHobby Asia as they are now selling it at a special price of US$49.99 instead of its original retail price of US$85.00. Better grab whilst offer is still hot... "This G&P CREE LED RAS Tactical Weaponlight has a detachable QD Mount for all RIS & picatinny 20mm rails. It is constructed with Full Aluminum Metal Casting Body & Flashlight Housing.

Specialized Tactical Systems NavLight

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We always love simple innovations that does a lot. In this case it's the NavLight from Specialized Tactical Systems NavLight which is a very versatile lighting took that can be used anywhere on the operator. It looks simple but is very flexible... "NavLight® is a revolutionary and patented lighting system designed to provide the operator with Just Enough Light™. NavLight® provides 0-5 lumens of light allowing for map reading, soft ambient light, SSE, chamber checking, etc.

Night Evolution KRISS Vector Taclight

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Finally in stock at EB Airsoft is this taclight from Night Evolution tht can be fitted at the front end of the KWA KRISS Vector GBB (if you can still find one). The light is US CREE Q2 with 180 lumens of brightess, it is powered by 1 CR123A battery which is not part of the package, but a remote pressure switch is included. Made of aerospace aluminium, this costs US$59.90, shipping costs already included.

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