#weaponlights

Low-light environments introduce uncertainty that cannot be ignored. For law enforcement professionals and responsibly armed civilians, illu

The first patent for a weapon-mounted light was issued in 1912. Since then, weapon flashlights have come a long way from bulky modules to th

When a threat emerges in the dark, hesitation isn’t an option. Choosing the right weapon light is about clarity, control, and confidence. Pr

2A professionals operate in high-risk settings, indoor ranges, ballistic labs, ammunition manufacturing, armories, and more, where ignition

Lumens determine how much light reaches the target, your first requirement for positive identification (PID) in low-light engagements. Cande

Running a firearm in low light adds variables that impact threat assessment and ballistic precision. Reduced visual acuity raises the risk o