Inforce WMLX 700 Lumens Gen 2 Weaponlight White Light with IR, (Black)

The Inforce WML has been the standard issue for lots of police and military unit. Lots of complains about it are from misuse. The light can use only 3V CR123 primary cells, and people are killing the light with 3.7V 16650 rechargeable batteries. The only one that has compatible ergonomic is Streamlight RM2, but that light sits tall and will block standard height Eotech or Aimpoint on AR if mounted at 12. Although the body is polymer, the internal construction is metal. And the lens is proper glass, while the $400 Surefire uses polymer. 700 Lumen and 6000 candela isn’t the brightest on the market, and the flood is pretty wide, make it more of a CQB type light instead of thrower. The color tint of the LED seems to be a Cree older XPE type with the blue shifted tint instead of Surefire’s green tint (whatever that is) and Streamlight warmer tint (XML?). Battery life is ok, 1-2 hours is typical for most weapon light. The strobe isn’t really useful but you can turn it off by pressing the button and unscrew the head. Overall for the price of 1/4 of the Surefire and similar price of the Streamlight RM2 which is the only one compatible in ergonomic, this is a great light for the price. It is designed to be mounted on 12 position and the shape is extremely comfortable. The switch blocker is useless but you can lock the light by twist it just like any Surefire. Lastly, it is actually manufactured in USA.

Very good Light. very bright and clear to well over 100m further with scope. Fits very close to rifle. the switch is good and protector great addition. Now after many years I add to this it's still working and shines great best light I have ever had. Thousands of rounds out of rifle and this light is still functioning.

I'm overall pleased with the light. I did think I was going to have to use force and possibly break something to get it mounted. The instructions pretty much sucked in that regard. Otherwise, it is a perfect fit for my Springfield Armory Saint Victor Pistol. The controls are very handy and the light is more than bright enough for home defense or out to fifty yards or more.

Nice bright light that's easy to reach, ergonomic, and a nice IR replacement for the one that came with my ATN

The light no longer works 10 days after the return period ended. I used it once when I put it on my AR. Went to the range with it for the first time over the weekend and it does not turn on. I tested the batteries and they are brand new because I only used the lught once then put it in the safe. Buyer beware! It looks like a lot of people like their light - but I received an absolute dud.

So far so good. I bought it mainly for the IR and it doesn't disappoint for a compact light. Works well with my Sightmark Wraith digital scope on my Springfield Saint. Lit up across my pond (120yds) making a possum clearly visible. The lockout bracket is a nice touch, eliminating accidental power button engagements and saving valuable battery life. Overall a very good compact IR light.

The white light was very bright, the batteries run the advertised time and the light appears pretty durable. The four star rating comes from the affects the light has on nearby LED screens, cameras and digital night vision. The light gives off some rf signal I am guessing, it causes nearby screens to go kindof crazy when the light is turned on, it is especially bad when in IR mode and using digital night vision like the Sionyx Aurora (will attach a pic). Aside from that, it seems like a fairly nice light.

Love this light. I like the thumb pad control and features. Only had it for a few months now and have not really beat it up, so we'll see about the quality and longevity. But so far, so good. Very happy with the performance for this price.