DULEES Warm White LED Light Strip, Premium High Density 16.4 Feet, 600 LEDs, 3000K, 164 Lumens per Foot. 12V DC Tape Light for Under Cabinet, Kitchen

This light is very lightweight and of a low profile yet solid feeling. It appears to be very durable. The programmability of it is very nice and makes it adaptable to your needs or opinions of what function you'd like to have first or at all. The angled button is easy to activate but not so easy it would activate on accident. The mechanical lockout is perfect. You might find other videos or reviews that say you can still turn it on with the lockout in place and that is true, but you absolutely cannot do it without the intent to. It does what it should...keeps you or another object turning it on inadvertently. The mount is awesome. Quick on or off and absolutely secure. There is, in my opinion, no better weapon light for your AR or other long guns.

Sleek, light weight, good light out put for home defense/clearing backyard or garages at night. Positive lock up system on picatinny rail with adjustment job to remove any slight wobble. Haven't tested durability yet, but I assume it's capable for patrols/home defense and not a 'go to war' light so don't expect that from it. Only gripe is that the lever for the multi function or momentary on should be more tactile or have a solid lock down so it isn't accidentally moved into the multi function position while stowing weapon to draw your secondary. This could catch you off guard when you press the button and expect momentary light but get constant light. Oh and it's more of a dark gun metal than a flat black as it looks in the photo so don't expect a perfect match!

I really like the form factor of this light as well as the ease of attachment and detachment. The light is very bright as advertised (200 Lumen).Unfortunately this light does not appear to be quite ready for prime time. While it worked out of the box, it is extremely sensitive to how tightly the bezel is screwed on. The slightest movement against the bezel will cause the light to fail.

This is a new tactical light product. It has several pluses, and a couple of minuses. The good news: I think it's made out of an impregnated plastic. Much like synthetic ammo mags, it's bulletproof. It's low-profile and it only uses one CR123 battery with a high lumen output. All good things. However, I didn't get all the information I needed from the web prior to my purchase. My understanding is there are three models: (1) a strobe light, (2) a constant/strobe light, and (3) a constant/strobe/IR model. Each model goes up about $25 over the previous. I thought I was buying the light with the IR function, but got the light/strobe model instead, I need IR on a tactical weapon. I'll buy the correct one and move the latter over to secondary weapon. Also, there was no owner/operator instructions from the vendor. I had to go to the InForce website to find all the features of the light. For example, I found the strobe feature by accident playing with the light. I didn't find the lockout device until after purchasing it. Compare to several other tactical/laser/strobe lights I have, this is the best of the bunch. It's compact, well designed, durable, and it works. If you think you have need for a weapons mounted tac light, buy one of the models, but know which model you need for your particular, or specific, weapon.

Mounted on my Ar 15. Compact, bright and easy to use.Very happy with the quality for the price.Update...I purchased this 2 years ago and mounted it to my AR. I shot about 1000 rounds and the end fell off the light. I tried to epoxy it but doesn't seem to work. I contacted customer service a week ago with no response yet. I will update when the situation is resolved.Poor customer service. I contacted them twice by email and once by phone (left message) in the last 3 months, with no response. Still waiting...

Not only did I receive the wrong color (Graphite) Not black... This light is complete garbage that has no place on a firearm. When I decided to buy this light I did not read any reviews or watch any youtube videos about it. My logic at the time was "it's just a flashlight what could they possibly get wrong" At over $120 that was a big mistake.In my experience I mounted it to my AR and didn't really think about it after the novelty of it wore off the first day. I fully charged the battery and stored my rifle. About a week and a half later I was doing safety checks on my equipment and when I checked my WML it would not work. I removed the light from my weapon to troubleshoot the problem. It turns out that the threading for the light assembly was not properly seated from the factory rendering the light useless. (Keep in mind this product broke just sitting on the weapon) I did not fire one shot with the WML attached.That's when I started looking at reviews and watching youtube videos and found out that other people were having worse experiences than me. This light is known for shattering on light impacts, cracking and poor factory quality. Do not trust your safety to this overpriced WML it's not worth it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49sbx04yZVUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNJWEziSEsohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24aNyj7sf9k

One of the features I look in any tactical gear, equipment, etc. is simplicity and durability. if a piece of equipment or gear is not simple to use, simple to install/wear and simply to remove, and is not of good quality I don't buy it, period.The Inforce WML meets and exceed my expectations. it is made with good quality materials and components. It is extremely easy to install in your rifle. it is extremely easy to operate and it is very easy to remove and change location. The amount of lames is 200, which for all tactical applications is more than enough. You don't need more lumens for CQC, urban operations, home defense. if you need a light for search in the open country, then yes, get a light with more lumens. All in all this is a little big flashlight.