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INFORCE WML Momentary

One of the marks of a great company is how they respond to their customers. INFORCE created the original WML (Weapon Mounted Light) with a multi-function switch that allowed the user to cycle through high, low, and strobe settings. This was popular with some users, while others desired a more simple switch. INFORCE engaged their customers, listened to what they had to say, and then incorporated their feedback in the new momentary only version of the WML.

This new version of the WML differs very little from the original WML. The only real difference is the switch function. While the original WML used a series of clicks or presses to move through high, low, strobe, this new version offers more simple momentary function. Press the switch to activate the light and release it to deactivate the light. Simple.

It still has the 125 lumen output with a balanced beam profile, 2 hours runtime, optional switchable IR version, water resistance to an impressive 66 feet, heat vents to protect the LED, incredible 3 ounce weight (including the battery), two forms of lock out to prevent accidental light discharge, and rail clamp. It also retains the angled switch that makes the WML easy to operate without the need for tape switches.

This is an impressive light that I can’t wait to get my hands on. I have one inbound for review. In the mean time, be sure to check out INFORCE-Mil.com.

Inf Wml Momentary 4.10.12hr

Smith & Wesson M&P Shield: It’s Official

Smith & Wesson blew the lid off the new M&P Shield today. JTT showed you a leaked picture of the Shield earlier this week and now S&W has filled in all the details.

The M&P Shield is just what we thought it would be – a slim, compact 9mm or .40S&W handgun that is squarely targeted at the concealed carry market. It is under 1″ wide and boasts many of the features of its full size counterparts.

As with any new firearm, only time and rounds down range will tell the whole story. Check out the special Shield feature on the S&W website for more details.

Smith & Wesson Shield Possible Leaked Photo

This photo, sent to me by a friend of the blog, is purported to be the upcoming Smith & Wesson Shield. I can’t verify the original source of this photo but it does seem to reflect much of the “informed” speculation that I have seen around the web. Again, I can not verify this photo’s source or veracity.

Obviously, someone’s hand has been edited out of the photo. Other than that, it looks convincing. What do you think? Is this what S&W has up its sleeve?

Smith & Wesson “Shield Yourself” Teaser

Smith & Wesson is up to something. It appears that S&W has a new product release planned for April 12th. They have posted a teaser video and a daily picture on their Facebook page that is only available for a brief time. Here are the puzzle pieces so far…

I don’t know anything that you don’t. We can gather that whatever is coming is part of the ever expanding M&P line that encompasses everything from J-Frame Revolvers, to pocket autos, to full size handguns, and even AR-15s. That is a pretty broad range of products.

What do you think S&W is going to drop on April 12th?

GEN123SC Grip Force Adapter

The newest Grip Force Adapter (GFA) has arrived! The new GEN123SC incorporates a couple of the custom modifications that users were doing by hand to their original GFAs. Grip Force Products took note and the result is the GEN123SC.

The GFA GEN123SC features a smooth beaver tail rather than the ridged one that is found on previous GFAs. Some shooters found the ridges on the original GFA to be irritating while shooting so they would remove them by hand. The GEN123SC is also shorter overall which makes it fit better on smaller than full-size Glocks like the G19.

The newest GFA is specifically designed for the Gen 1, 2, and 3 Glocks but it can also be fit to Gen 4 Glocks by installing it over the the medium backstrap. It can also be installed without a factory backstrap by placing it as usual and using RTV silicone as an adhesive.

The GEN123SC is available only as a package with either of the original GEN123 or GEN4 GFAs. Check out GripForceProducts.com for more information.

 

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