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  • plouffedaddy
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 447

    Inforce HSP WML Light Review







    I've had the HSP WML for about a month now and have been running in on a couple long guns. Here's what I've found so far...

    Pros:
    -Cost. The light can be had for around $120 shipped.
    -Uses one 3V CR2 lithium battery.
    -Easy on/off mounting. Very secure once mounted
    -It handles recoil well. No issues on the 12ga pump shotguns
    -Momentary on/off only. I generally prefer simple on/off controls on defensive lights but this may be a "con" for some folks.
    -200 lumen output
    -Has two methods of preventing it from accidently being activated (1. twist the bezel or put up the hinge on the back of the light to prevent it from being hit by gear/ect...)
    -Lightweight. 3oz with battery (includes mount)
    -1.5 hour constant run time.
    -Cost. Comes in at around $109

    Cons:
    -Only comes in black (due to it being the strongest polymer)

    Here's a video showing some day/night shooting, a comparison with a 104 lumen LED Maglite and a Surefire X300U, a deomonstration of the mounting system, and a discussion of the pros and cons of the light:

    Mrgunsngear Youtube Channel
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    plouffedaddy
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 447

    Originally posted by joelogic
    Not to be rude but they don't. That isn't the same light.
    Mrgunsngear Youtube Channel

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      Mesa Defense
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2009
      • 2172

      Good light. The 200 lumen one is good. Not the best, but good. One con I've found, is they rock or slide on the HSP mount and make a slight noise or creak. Also, the lok out dos not fully keep the light off like a lock out bezel etc. it's still possible to have a light incident that could go bad. Target tape resolved the creak. The IR version is week for outdoor use but ok inside. Limited splash back.

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        plouffedaddy
        Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 447

        Originally posted by Mesa Defense
        Good light. The 200 lumen one is good. Not the best, but good. One con I've found, is they rock or slide on the HSP mount and make a slight noise or creak. Also, the lok out dos not fully keep the light off like a lock out bezel etc. it's still possible to have a light incident that could go bad. Target tape resolved the creak. The IR version is week for outdoor use but ok inside. Limited splash back.
        Agree with you on the lock out for sure; turning the bezel is the way to go if you want to be sure.
        Mrgunsngear Youtube Channel

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