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Any problems using these type of lights on a "home defense" AR?
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QUOTE (Jay5oh @ February 9th 2009 3:09 PM)
Any problems using these type of lights on a "home defense" AR?
As long as you get the light mounted where the switch is easy to manipulate I can't see any problems with those lights. They're made to be weapon-mounted so you're GTG as far as recoil resistance and for in-home use you don't need some super high-powered 150-yard beam.
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Ive put my M3 on my AR before, and it worked out good. Its bright enough so you dont even have to point the gun at someone to see them. Only downside is the switch manipulation.
February 9th 2009 10:09 PM
