What kinds of flashlights do SOCOM operators use?
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by Michael Valderrama
3d ago
A SOCOM operator, short for Special Operations Command operator, embodies the pinnacle of elite military capability. These individuals are the tip of the spear, honed through rigorous training and battle-hardened experience. They operate with unparalleled precision, adaptability, and resolve in the most challenging and hostile environments imaginable. SOCOM operators are masters of their craft, integrating cutting-edge tactics, advanced weaponry, and unwavering determination to accomplish the most demanding missions with unmatched efficiency. They epitomize professionalism, courage, and commit ..read more
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How to Mount the INFORCE WML
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by Michael Valderrama
2w ago
For those who have hesitated to embrace the capabilities of the INFORCE WML (Weapon Mounted Light) due to its traditional top rail placement, it's time to reconsider. While the default positioning might seem convenient at first glance, placing it atop the rifle can lead to significant drawbacks, such as obstructing optics or a rifle’s front sights. However, savvy shooters understand that the beauty of the INFORCE WML lies not only in its performance but also in its adaptability. With a full-length Picatinny rail on your rifle's handguard, you have the freedom to explore alternative mounting co ..read more
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Why Every Home Defense Plan Needs a Flashlight
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by Michael Valderrama
3w ago
For many Americans, the choice to keep a firearm close at hand for home defense is a deeply personal decision based on an individual’s conviction to protecting himself and his loved ones from potential threats. What's interesting is that even though most people assume that the highest risk of encountering a home intruder occurs under the cover of night, there is still a debate of whether or not to equip one's firearm with a mounted flashlight. There's a diversity of perspectives on this matter. Some opt for a handheld flashlight, since they want to avoid inadvertently flagging a family member ..read more
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How Good are INFORCE lights?
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by Michael Valderrama
1M ago
INFORCE lights are used by thousands of elite law enforcement and special operations personnel around the world. However, there are some naysayers online who claim that INFORCE products are poorly constructed and undeserving of their label as “tactical lights.” The issue is that those who complain are likely just a vocal minority who got unlucky with a dud product. The fact of the matter is INFORCE lights go through brutal government tests to make sure they're tough, reliable, and built to last. In this article, we'll tackle some common gripes and set the record straight on how INFORCE lights ..read more
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INFORCE Tactical Lights Chosen by Elite French Special Operations Units
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by Michael Valderrama
2M ago
Within the international military brotherhood, the French have some of the most well-trained and experienced operators on the European continent. With a history tracing all the way back to Charlemagne in the year 800, the French are the inheritors of a proud warrior tradition. Since the 1970s, French special operations forces have seen action everywhere from the deserts of North Africa and the palm-strewn island of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean to the streets of Paris. An elite fighting force is a combination of well-trained individuals and top-tier equipment, and INFORCE is proud to announce th ..read more
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Your Home Defense Setup and You
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by Michael Valderrama
3M ago
There’s a man I know who wants to get enough tactical equipment to hold off a small army by his lonesome. That includes a helmet mounted night vision monocular, two different types of bulletproof vests with deltoid and groin protectors, several types of knives for close quarters combat, and a spear. Now, realistically, in a home invasion scenario, one would hear – at most – a window shattering as a sign of an intruder. Many times, that’s the only form of early warning someone will have. There will be little to no time to don body armor, prepare night vision, and pick and choose weapons from on ..read more
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Choosing your CQB Weapon
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by Michael Valderrama
3M ago
When it comes to protecting your home and property, choosing the right firearm is crucial. As with all things, various types of firearms you can use to defend your castle have unique advantages and disadvantages. In this article, we'll explore the details of selecting your close-quarters battle (CQB) weapon, focusing on pistols, rifles, carbines, and shotguns.   Pistols Pistols are often seen as backup weapons, but their unique advantage for home defense lies in their ergonomics and size. Easy to conceal, lightweight, and maneuverable in tight spaces, pistols become even more effective wh ..read more
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Lumens vs. Candelas
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by Michael Valderrama
3M ago
As a consumer, you may have been used to measuring the power of a flashlight with lumens, so it might have been a little confusing to you to see that INFORCE rates the power of its flashlights with both lumens and candelas.  For the sake of clarity, it’s not redundant to see both lumens and candelas on a single product’s spec sheet. Simply put, lumens measure the total output of light generated by a device, regardless of direction. Meanwhile, the 1979 General Conference on Weights and Measures defined candelas as “the luminous intensity, in a given direction, of a source that emits monoch ..read more
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What Makes a Flashlight Tactical
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by Michael Valderrama
3M ago
Flashlights have come a long way from their humble beginnings as simple handheld devices emitting dim, short-range yellow beams. In today's market, there is a distinct difference between ordinary household flashlights and the more robust tactical flashlights. While both serve the purpose of providing illumination in the dark, tactical flashlights offer a range of features and capabilities that set them apart. One of the most noticeable differences between tactical flashlights and their non-tactical variants is their construction and durability. Tactical flashlights are built to withstand the r ..read more
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Why You Should Bring a Gun for Hiking
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by Michael Valderrama
3M ago
You might not be a hunter, preferring to enjoy the serenity of creation and the melodious birdsong without worrying about harvesting an animal to bring home. However, when you’re out in the woods away from help, the chances of you getting involved in a dangerous situation increase exponentially. In February of 2023, a five-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion in Half Moon Bay California while hiking on his family’s property with his mother and grandfather. The boy’s mother managed to scare away the big cat, but not before it ripped into him with its teeth and claws. He received severe ..read more
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