inforce APL

[Dano5326]

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[jaxman7]

Cool deal. Thanks Dano.

Now to get holster makers on board. Sure its coming but when?

-Jax

ETA: How is the run time on that single 123?

[Dano5326]

You can use some of the Safariland light compatible holsters. Or order some semi custom kydex as I did.

Not sure on run time.. more than a week's worth of night fire showed no dimming. mfg specs probably say

[PD Sgt.]

Does anyone know if this will fit on shorter rail systems? I am thinking specifically of the HK45c.

With the X300 mini apparently being vaporware, this could be the ticket for me if it will fit the 45c.

[ResIpsa]

Raven Concealment offers the APL as an option on its Light-Compatible Phantom holsters.

[ClearedHot]

Took a quick look at the fact sheet on their site. I don't see an O-ring on the body or anything that would suggest this light has been waterproofed. Does anyone know if it is?

[munch520]

Negative, it toggles on and rebounds to the position you see in pictures. It's a spring loaded paddle essentially, only resting position is as pictured. It does not rest in the 'on' position like a rocker.

You are correct, tap (literally - doesn't take much pressure) on, tap off. And hold for momentary.

To clarify, Dano (and others) have more time on the APL than I do. These are just my 'tabletop' thoughts on it. Looking forward to subjecting it to some recoil soon (tomorrow).

[jaxman7]

Gotcha and thanks! Would like to try out that switch on a long gun as well.

-Jax

[rudy99]

Just curious if anyone has more of a long-term update on the APL.

[MajorLonghorn]

I ordered one from Optics Planet earlier this week, but I received an email the next day saying they were back ordered 5-7 weeks, so I cancelled and placed an order for a Streamlight TLR-3 instead. I may pick up an APL later once they become available