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The Inforce WMLx White Gen 3 is the kind of weapon light that just gets out of your way and does its job. It pumps out 1100 lumens backed by 25,000 candela, which translates to a usable beam that reaches roughly 1,036 feet downrange. That's more than enough punch for lighting up a room, checking a treeline, or picking out a target well past conversational distance. This third-gen version roughly doubles the beam intensity of the older model without giving up the two-hour runtime, so you're not trading brightness for battery life.
The body is molded from glass-reinforced nylon, which is a big reason this thing weighs in around 4.9 ounces yet shrugs off dust, sand, and hard use. It's waterproof to 66 feet, so rain and rough weather won't slow it down. The integrated clamp locks onto a Picatinny rail without any tools, and a five-slot section of rail is the sweet spot for mounting. In testing under real recoil, the WMLx has a reputation for staying put round after round with no walking or loosening.
The controls are refreshingly simple. A contoured, non-slip rear button sits right where your support-hand thumb naturally lands, and it cycles through constant, momentary, and strobe. A flip safety keeps the light from firing up by accident, and a quarter-turn of the head engages a full lockout for storage, transport, or tossing it in a bag. No pressure pads, no cable routing, no tactical spaghetti to fuss with.
Mounted on an AR-15, shotgun, or pistol-caliber carbine, the WMLx Gen 3 hits a great balance of output, size, and durability. It runs on two common CR123A batteries and keeps the setup light and clean. For anyone who wants serious white-light performance without a pile of accessories to manage, this one's an easy call.
The WMLx Gen 3 uses an integrated clamp that attaches to a standard Picatinny rail with no tools required. A five-slot section of rail is the ideal spot and gives it a solid, secure grip. You can run it on the top or side rail of an AR-15, shotgun, or similar platform.
Yes. The glass-reinforced nylon body is built specifically to handle recoil, impact, and rough field use. In live-fire testing the light stayed locked on the rail with no loosening, even after repeated rounds. It's also waterproof to 66 feet and resistant to dust and sand, so it holds up in bad weather.
A contoured, non-slip rear button cycles through constant, momentary, and strobe modes, and it's positioned so your support-hand thumb reaches it naturally. A flip safety lever prevents accidental activation, and a quarter-turn of the head locks the light out completely for storage or transport. There are no pressure pads or extra cables to route.
It produces 1100 lumens with a beam intensity of 25,000 candela, which pushes usable light out to about 1,036 feet. That covers close-quarters work on a shotgun or PCC as well as mid-range shooting on a rifle. It runs roughly two hours on high off two CR123A batteries.
| UPC | 810119011930 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | IF71012 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Weaponlight |
| Shipping Weight | 0.5 |
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