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Posted: 4/30/2006 8:32:45 PM EDT
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I know nothing about Tactical lights and saw something that looked very cool (saw it in a movie please don’t give me to much Hollywood crap lol). Some French spec ops guys were clearing a building and they had low light LED lights for navigation. When they saw someone they would press switch and blast the enemy with 500 lumens of light (or something like that) resulting in him blind at least that was the idea. Whether this would work or not I don’t know Thanks |
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The Millennium M500B WeaponLight replaces the weapon's original handguards and features built-in switching without any exposed wiring. Because of its lightweight and integrated design, this model is most recommended for law enforcement applications and civilian home defense. Each unit is equipped with four separate switches: (1) A pressure sensitive momentary activation pad (2) a constant-on switch (3) a system disable switch to lock the light in the OFF position for covert operations or to eliminate accidental light activation during storage, and (4) a second, smaller momentary switch to control two low-output LEDs that are useful whenever there is a need for a very small amount of light (stealth navigation, nighttime breaching operations, etc.) Yes it works very well... Tac light is on one side and navigation light "led's" are on the other side 
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| It's not a dedicated weapons light, so no tape switch, and without the shock absorbtion (it's only .223 though, so it's not like you'd be blowing bulbs every couple shots), but you could get an A2 and a generic mount. It's the aviator model with the 60ish lumen IIRC main bulb, and a couple LEDs. |
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