Showing posts with label utg light. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Utg Light - utg light, airsoft


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simply amazing it comes with a remote pressure switch, batteries, two different end pieces one solid and one that has the remoet pressure switch.

From my room window was able to shine the light on a street sign about 140-150 ft away at night. Amazing for night-time airsoft games or something along those lines

This is a good quality light, well built, and it throws a good beam. Mounts securely and the pressure switch works well. The twist on switch is a little disappointing but it works. The price was very reasonable. The only big negative is that it uses unusual camera batteries. I try to standardize on AA and AAA batteries and now I need to keep 123A camera batteries. Other than that this is a great light for the money.

so i bought this mainly because of the price.. it is an alright light,the actual lght is ok, it could be better. (lights about 15 or so ft in front you), has a nice mount for Picatinny rail. low profile stays close to your rifle and properly secures with two screws,got positive points for that. uses the same batteries as my surefire, which is cool because i have extra ones. comes with a push button and a pressure switch(which was the reason for buying)the only thing that i had a proble was that i boutgh it for the UAG Tactical 5 Position Folding Ergonomic Grip http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0040V8DX6 , which has the are for the pressure switch inserts but did not fit..so i had to put a little electrical tape around the grip to secure the pressure switch. overall its ok. good if on a budget but if your willing to spend some coin i would suggest buying a better one.

I bought this a long time ago I would have rather a AAA or AA and handheld, but this is very good otherwise.

Only rates a 95 lumens batteries seem to last a while I think utg says 3hrs use.

only uses cr123a lithium not sure if it will take a liion that would be spendy but nice in the long run.

intended use is on a mid to large carbine or rifle airsoft paintball or the real mckoy.

is shock resistant and rather beefy as is common with utg they make stuff that lasts.

I may do a video review later but as it stands a good light good price cr123a lights are an investment if you use it expect to buy 6-10 a year at $3-$6 a battery.

the light looks good feels good and is easy to put the pressure switch on. the light was brighter than i expected for a cheap light it mounted on my ak easy and locked on tight. the first time the light was in need was in a fairly dark room the light worked just as it should puting out a bright beam centered with the barrel but with a full auto blast of prob. about 4 rounds the light went out, lucky i was with a squad clearing a room and the others also had lights. since the ak is my backup that has a side folder and short barrel i ideally use this for CQC. once back to the FOB i dissassembled the light checking for the prob. the buld showed good but after testing with another that was the problem i could get another bulb from leapers for 1.95 but if this happens every time i use it then i might as well quit depending my life on a cheapo an fork out the money for a surefire or something like it. all in all if you use this light with airsoft or small caliber cartridges its great but rapid fire large cal. guns not so much

This tactical flashlight is a very good buy for the price. It does the job and cost less than the other tactical flashlights out there, so if you're looking for a budget, this flashlight is probably one that you might want to look up. I don't like the fact that this gun isn't led, but its the best bang for the buck, so I'm not going to complain. I would recommend this to anyone who is playing an airsoft game especially for the cqb bcuz this accessory is a great addition.

Bought this from Amazon Wharehouse Deals--I guess the "deal" is you might have parts missing from your product. The pressure switch was nowhere to be found. Complete lack of care and attention to detail--when I reported this to Amazon, they basically said "send it back and order another one". Seriously? How sad. - Utg Light - Airsoft - Flashlight - Picatinny
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Saturday, 18 June 2011

Tactical Flashlight - ar-15, flashlight


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This really is a great flashlight for the money. It's every bit as bright as the D-Cell maglight I compared it to. The fit and finish of the parts that make up this flashlight are very good quality considering the price point. Good fine threading on the base and the shroud, a real polished aluminum reflector rather than crome plated plastic is a nice touch.

Several factors lead to the fifth star coming off.

First, and foremost, there is no "on-off" switch per say. There are two setups availible for this light, the temp button or the pressure switch. Neither will allow you to tap-on or tap-off like some of the higher priced units. Having to hold down the pressure switch can lead to some reliability issues in a tense situation, and not having the pressure switch can be cumbersome depending on weapon choice. You can always screw the back in all the way to get it to stay on, but that's not a very tactical nor very fast. (especially on a shotgun)

Second, the mounting hardware included with the light is just a couple of thousands of an inch too big. When you crank down the allen screw that tightens the grip on the light's barrel, it just doesn't get quite tight enough for some heavier applications like shotguns. If you'll be mounting this on an AR platform or something with light recoil, it shouldn't be a factor for you. But if you're getting this specifically for a high recoil weapon like a shotgun, prepare to be shopping for a new mounting bracket soon.

Lastly, attention to detail in final assembly is not what it should be. The lamp is mated to the reflector via very fine threads that can easily be cross-threaded and sure enough, they were cross-threaded right out of the box. This affects beam size, brightness, placement as well as the lights ability to handle recoil.

Be sure to field strip this light down to the bones and put it back together with great care. I added some brake grease to the threads to help with threading and water resistance and once the lamp and the reflector were mated correctly, the beam was perfectly focused and VERY bright.

Overall I absolutely love the light. It's a great deal for the money, I'll probably be buying a second one to carry aside from weapon mounting. There are just a few issues that cost it that last star.

This flashlight is extremely bright, rock solid design with no rattles or looseness. I did have to exchange the tactical slide on mount for a new one that actually fit and tightened around the light case (reason for not giving it 5 stars) But once that was fixed, it fits like a glove on my gun! LOVE IT!!! Amazing product for the inexpensive price!! Other $200-$300 lights i have tested aren't even this bright!

i put this on my 12ga shotgun. it works just fine. heavy, sturdy, bright, and comes with a strobe function. the strobe does have to be cycled through on "clicks" but its half the price of my other gun mounted light. i think its worth the money. the pressure switch is straight forward but replaces the flashlights backscrew giving you only the pressure switch to turn it on/off.

I purchased this light for my S&W M&P 15-22.The light is very bright and looks great. Mounting took less than five minutes and the pressure switch was an easy mount on the forend handle. Great buy for the money.

I spent years in manufacturing quality control. I can't find any reason to fault this in any way. it is very well made. the fine threads require some care and grease. Very bright. I can't figure what could make the competition worth 100 plus dollars more.

Bright enough to leave retina burn. Built solid. Handles recoil. Easily compares to other tac-lights costing 10 times as much.

I see some complaints with the tightness of the flashlight in the mount. A small piece of tin, cut from a soda can even, or a small strip of electrical tape, placed on the light, then slid into the holder, will rectify the slack. This is known as a shim.

This is a great product at an extremely reasonable price. Have used 2 now, on different builds, and had 0 issues. It's a steal.

Have only had this for a couple weeks but think the quality is top notch. I have fired rounds through my AR 15 with the light attached and all is well. Great quality for the $$$$, Cant see why anyone would pay $200+ for high end lights.

I am in Afghanistan and use this light for everything! The pressure switch is very useful! I have it mounted to my M16... The rail I had was a little big but I managed to fit it on by loosening the light mount all the way! Love this light and use it everyday! Very Bright! Very Heavy Duty! Love it!

Fits great on my gun and for the Price you can't beat it! Don't expect the save brightness you'd get out of a Tactical light that you'd play three times the price, but that's not what I was expecting.

went on my ak47 rails without issue and stay true. no issues with setup and works without issue. for the price u cannot beat this - i have seen some that come without batteries or a rail holder. granted this is not for actual tactical application but for 75% of the people looking for a good dependable light - this is it. - Ar-15 - Flashlight - Utg Light - Tactical Flashlight
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