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Posted: 5/10/2018 4:28:42 AM EDT
I'm ready to place an order for a MAWL from TNVC... I already have a nice surefire that will fit nicely on the MK18 rail with it for a white light.
Is there ANY reason I should order a DBAL A4 instead? |
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I'm ready to place an order for a MAWL from TNVC... I already have a nice surefire that will fit nicely on the MK18 rail with it for a white light. Is there ANY reason I should order a DBAL A4 instead? View Quote |
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It sucks that it can take that long, but I chuckle remembering the haters saying "these will never sell, they is no reason to charge that much etc. etc."
Amazing laser, nothing it cant do. I personally own 2. |
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First post nails it. Finest civilian laser on the market, better than several full power lasers for most applications. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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It sucks that it can take that long, but I chuckle remembering the haters saying "these will never sell, they is no reason to charge that much etc. etc." Amazing laser, nothing it cant do. I personally own 2. View Quote |
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Hi Folks, I don’t post too much here but I’ve been in the same boat for a while debating on what my first laser should be considering this is my first dance with NV.
Purchased a set Mini BNVD’s L3 Filmless WP and really had my heart set on a full powered PEQ15. I read a 5 page pissing battle on this forum about some guy pooping on the MAWL and defending the Full Power PEQ15. TNVC, and rightfully so, had none of it especially given this guy never actually used a MAWL. After doing my research obsessively, I concluded that MAWL really was the way to go. Most video through NV i found is garbage but TNVC has some type of instructional video and in Part 2, around the 30min mark, there is actually excellent footage of the MAWL’s Illuminator and even compared to a full power PEQ15 and Civi DBAL. Let’s say that the deal was done after that. The full power PEQ15 has a very powerful pointer, but the reality is that can also be a drawback in certain situations. The Illuminator on the MAWL was simply unreal and so clean without weird spots and shadows, which the other two devices clearly presented. Instant switching from CQB to long, I think is unreal. Focusing just looks like a pain in the ass and inefficient. The comments from the person filming still indicated the vid doesn’t do it justice so I’m just patiently waiting for my FDE MAWL to ship, apparently at the end of this month! |
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Quoted: Of course they sell.....when you get four in stock every two months. View Quote Quoted: So you have access to our purchase orders and how many TNVC is contracted to receive every month? Man thats great would you mind helping out with the phones View Quote |
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Hi Folks, I don’t post too much here but I’ve been in the same boat for a while debating on what my first laser should be considering this is my first dance with NV. Purchased a set Mini BNVD’s L3 Filmless WP and really had my heart set on a full powered PEQ15. I read a 5 page pissing battle on this forum about some guy pooping on the MAWL and defending the Full Power PEQ15. TNVC, and rightfully so, had none of it especially given this guy never actually used a MAWL. After doing my research obsessively, I concluded that MAWL really was the way to go. Most video through NV i found is garbage but TNVC has some type of instructional video and in Part 2, around the 30min mark, there is actually excellent footage of the MAWL’s Illuminator and even compared to a full power PEQ15 and Civi DBAL. Let’s say that the deal was done after that. The full power PEQ15 has a very powerful pointer, but the reality is that can also be a drawback in certain situations. The Illuminator on the MAWL was simply unreal and so clean without weird spots and shadows, which the other two devices clearly presented. Instant switching from CQB to long, I think is unreal. Focusing just looks like a pain in the ass and inefficient. The comments from the person filming still indicated the vid doesn’t do it justice so I’m just patiently waiting for my FDE MAWL to ship, apparently at the end of this month! View Quote The clarity of the illuminator and the actual power of it gets over looked a lot I think. Its as "bright" as a Peq2 on full power, which is brighter than a Peq15 on full power. I'm not sure if its actually as powerful as far as specs on paper, but its as useful if not more so due to the clarity of it. |
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So you have access to our purchase orders and how many TNVC is contracted to receive every month? Man thats great would you mind helping out with the phones View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: Of course they sell.....when you get four in stock every two months. |
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Thanks for the input everyone.
I ordered one. Figure I'll be waiting for a while, but as long as I waited for my mtek ballistic, how bad can this be? |
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I'm issued a full power PEQ-15 at work and paid full retail for a MAWL C+ to use instead because it is that much better.
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I'm issued a full power PEQ-15 at work and paid full retail for a MAWL C+ to use instead because it is that much better. View Quote |
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My full power PEQ-15 is virtually worthless for any targeting due to extreme bloom, whereas my MAWL is totally worth it all the time.
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I see a lot of people repeating this sentiment since the switching, illumination, and visible laser are better on the MAWL than the PEQ-15. The only real advantage seems to be the laser. Are there any instances other than designating targets where the more powerful laser would be useful? In high-ambient light settings (street lights, etc) would the stronger laser be anymore useful? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm issued a full power PEQ-15 at work and paid full retail for a MAWL C+ to use instead because it is that much better. |
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Quoted: Lasoing for signaling and identification maybe? Having used PEQ-4C's, PEQ-2A's, and PEQ15's as an Army grunt for 22 years and PEQ-15's and the MAWL C+ as a cop, I haven't encountered a time in CONUS LE work that I wish I had my PEQ-15 on my rifle vs the MAWL. View Quote |
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Quoted: I see a lot of people repeating this sentiment since the switching, illumination, and visible laser are better on the MAWL than the PEQ-15. The only real advantage seems to be the laser. Are there any instances other than designating targets where the more powerful laser would be useful? In high-ambient light settings (street lights, etc) would the stronger laser be anymore useful? View Quote One more great feature of the MAWL that usually is not mentioned is your zero one laser and your also zero the other laser and illuminator automatically. One of the biggest downside to a high power laser is the beam can easily be traced back to the source. |
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Lets also not forget the potential retinal damage a Full power laser can do to an innocent bystanders eyes even with brief or momentary exposure. Having a full power PEQ is cool but searching house windows and doorways and or cars by blasting them with laser energy for LE or even civilians is asking for a mishap.
With the C1+ while i still dont recommend blasting somebody in the eyes its slightly less risky. |
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I see a lot of people repeating this sentiment since the switching, illumination, and visible laser are better on the MAWL than the PEQ-15. The only real advantage seems to be the laser. Are there any instances other than designating targets where the more powerful laser would be useful? In high-ambient light settings (street lights, etc) would the stronger laser be anymore useful? View Quote A high power focusable illuminator is also a great tool to have in many similar conditions. This is not to say that the MAWL-C1+ isn't a great tool, as I've said, it will "hang" with most common restricted power devices for most applications, however, there's a reason why there's a MAWL-DA and the C1+ isn't the sole variant for all users. Again, the majority of these applications tend to apply mostly to military applications, and really for full spectrum combined arms operations in non-permissive environments, and even many servicemembers will never actually see the full utility of such devices (a lot of military units tend to keep the high power lockouts in place anyways, especially in CONUS training--effectively limiting them to basically CL 1 functionality anyways). With the capabilities that the MAWL-C1+ offers, is highly doubtful that most people will feel that they are missing too much if anything using one versus a restricted power device, and the variable illuminator does most of the job that a focusable illuminator does, and arguably does it better overall and in most common uses and conditions, with its only limitations being ones that are far less applicable to the vast majority of users, military, LE, or civilian. ~Augee |
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I'm 3 weeks into my wait for a tan MAWL. View Quote Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Need to order lower pro BUIS, as the MAWL does not jive with the MBUS. Anyone know if it works with the MBUS Pros? |
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It's here! https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1920-2-601368.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1919-2-601370.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1928-601378.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/FullSizeRender-3-601383.JPG Need to order lower pro BUIS, as the MAWL does not jive with the MBUS. Anyone know if it works with the MBUS Pros? View Quote |
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It's here! https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1920-2-601368.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1919-2-601370.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/IMG_1928-601378.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/FullSizeRender-3-601383.JPG Need to order lower pro BUIS, as the MAWL does not jive with the MBUS. Anyone know if it works with the MBUS Pros? View Quote |
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Quoted: They changed the tail cap? View Quote If you have to order it by itself later it’s more expensive. It basically makes it to where the mawl can’t come apart when changing the battery by adding a thread off battery cap. Also avoids any potential zero shift when changing batteries. |
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Quoted: Yes you can get the upgrade when you order a mawl 100 dollars more. If you have to order it by itself later it’s more expensive. It basically makes it to where the mawl can’t come apart when changing the battery by adding a thread off battery cap. Also avoids any potential zero shift when changing batteries. View Quote |
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Found a picture of the mawl-ER with the new tailcap:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BjK5j9SBCI2/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=kk22cr6g9y07 |
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while I would love to have a MAWL instead of spending all that money on one laser I guess im the guy that would rather buy two ATPIAL-C's than one MAWL for the same price.
im very happy with my ATPIAL-C since I have changed from a quad rail to a BCM MCMR rail I dont need to run a tape switch to reach the fire button either. |
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while I would love to have a MAWL instead of spending all that money on one laser I guess im the guy that would rather buy two ATPIAL-C's than one MAWL for the same price. im very happy with my ATPIAL-C since I have changed from a quad rail to a BCM MCMR rail I dont need to run a tape switch to reach the fire button either. View Quote |
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Didn't see it as an option when I ordered it.. hope there isn't a huge shift when changing out the battery, that would be really annoying. View Quote |
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Quoted: I haven't noticed ANY shift. These have been on the market for awhile, and can't say i've ever seen any people that actually have one complaining about huge zero shifts or the thing falling apart when changing the battery out. View Quote |
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After talking to BE Meyers if you can utilize a paint pen to put an index mark on your battery cap screw, as long as it is screwed back in and its torqued into place in the same position then there will be no zero shift. And Chad at B.E.Meyers told me if there is a shift its about a beam widths shift at 100 meters, which is nearly insignificant.
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does anyone know if the mawl, in the right handed configuration, too tall in the 45 degree direction in relation to the bore to use a KAC 45 degree offset sight behind it?
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New tail cap.
I have a burkett offset mount with my MRDS and the dot barely clears the mawl. Attached File |
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Mine will be here Friday. Its gonna go on my LWRC Six8 A5 paired with my Trijicon Reap IR. I currently have a DBAL D2 on this rifle and cant imagine the MAWL will be that much better. The D2 is pretty impressive.
I plan to put the Dbal on my other pig rifle LWRC IC DI in .300 blkout paired with a FLIR PTS233. Going out tonight to have more fun. "Here piggy piggy" I use a set TNVC WP Sentinels on Ops core bump to stalk to within a hundred of so meters then either use the thermal or the IR laser. Its nice to have choices. I just put the Dbal on the 300 blk and the MAWL will go on the top rifle in 6.8 Cant wait, gonna use the bottom rifle tonight but gotta sight in the dbal later on. Attached File |
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Mine will be here Friday. Its gonna go on my LWRC Six8 A5 paired with my Trijicon Reap IR. I currently have a DBAL D2 on this rifle and cant imagine the MAWL will be that much better. The D2 is pretty impressive. I plan to put the Dbal on my other pig rifle LWRC IC DI in .300 blkout paired with a FLIR PTS233. Going out tonight to have more fun. "Here piggy piggy" I use a set TNVC WP Sentinels on Ops core bump to stalk to within a hundred of so meters then either use the thermal or the IR laser. Its nice to have choices. I just put the Dbal on the 300 blk and the MAWL will go on the top rifle in 6.8 Cant wait, gonna use the bottom rifle tonight but gotta sight in the dbal later on. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126579/pig_rifles-627381.JPG View Quote I also like when everything fits together perfectly. Attached File Attached File |
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Quoted: I like having options too. I also like when everything fits together perfectly. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/283538/38421267_1787049454676241_2220320374875226112_n-627386.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/283538/38404772_1787049484676238_6637308658122227712_n-627387.JPG View Quote |
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The REAP is not a Clip on. Trijicon has since edited and redacted its claims of that capability.
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Quoted: I like having options too. I also like when everything fits together perfectly. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/283538/38421267_1787049454676241_2220320374875226112_n-627386.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/283538/38404772_1787049484676238_6637308658122227712_n-627387.JPG View Quote |
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Mine will be here Friday. Its gonna go on my LWRC Six8 A5 paired with my Trijicon Reap IR. I currently have a DBAL D2 on this rifle and cant imagine the MAWL will be that much better. The D2 is pretty impressive. I plan to put the Dbal on my other pig rifle LWRC IC DI in .300 blkout paired with a FLIR PTS233. Going out tonight to have more fun. "Here piggy piggy" I use a set TNVC WP Sentinels on Ops core bump to stalk to within a hundred of so meters then either use the thermal or the IR laser. Its nice to have choices. I just put the Dbal on the 300 blk and the MAWL will go on the top rifle in 6.8 Cant wait, gonna use the bottom rifle tonight but gotta sight in the dbal later on. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126579/pig_rifles-627381.JPG View Quote I was out last weekend and my friend has a full power peq15. Obviously the IR laser was more powerful than the one on my D2 but the D2’s illuminator curb stomped the peqs illuminator. He was shocked. At around $1000 the d2 just can’t be fucked with. If money is no object I’d have a MAWL on one gun and a d4 v2 on another. |
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