lights

SureFire is rolling out a new line of weapon lights called the Scoutlight Pro series with modular visible and infrared and white light systems.

If you get the opportunity to shoot in the dark — indoors or outdoors — by all means, do it. I suspect you’ll find what I did: Muzzle flash isn’t all that big of a deal in a self-defense shooting situation.

The XVL2 is a pistol-mounted light and laser that operates in both the visible spectrum and infrared spectrum.  Allowing the operator to use the associated light and laser with or without night vision devices.

SureFire is the industry leader in flashlights, no question about that. New for 2018, an absolute gaggle of changes across the board.

Ever wish you could cut on a light or laser with the trigger itself, and not some hard to reach button? Now you can. Trigger Point Technology is making these now for GLOCKs and ARs. But the device is stirring up a lot of controversy. Is it unsafe? We spoke with the inventor.

New for 2016 is a remarkable product for your AR 15 style rifle. It’s called the LiNQ, you replace the standard pistol grip on your rifle then install the laser light module on your accessory rail. In the grip is the remote control for the light laser. The best part is no wires. The grip and light use wireless communication. This is done via the secure Crimson Trace developed LiNQ interface system.

Need a light on your 1911? Check out Recover. They have grips and holsters, too. This system allows you to take the standard 1911 and give it a whole new life.