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Ming_the_Merciless · June 19th, 2008, 08:30

I use my Surefire G2 LED as my daily carry torch, and after reading the reviews for the Fenix TK10, I must say I am impressed.

If your planning on using it as a weapon light, I recommend the, Viking Tactics light mount:

http://www.vikingtactics.com/prod_vtac_lightmount.html

Light-weight polymer that gives you that offset to use on a rail with a vertical foregrip. Seriously think were you want to mount the torch. Remember to mount the torch as far forward as possible. This way if a BG (Bad Guy) sees the light and engages you from the side, its farther away from your body. Moreover, if you mount the torch too far back the weapon will cast a shadow, placing the torch on the bottom will cause the barrel or fore-end to cast a shadow over the BG's eyes, negating the effectiveness of the torch. You might be good to go, but if your running a suppressor don't forget to reposition the torch to adjust for the increase in length.

Just a few tips, to help anyone out when they encounter any low-light fighting.

June 19th, 2008, 08:30	#42
Ming_the_Merciless Trader rating Join Date: May 2008 Location: Wichita, KS - US	I use my Surefire G2 LED as my daily carry torch, and after reading the reviews for the Fenix TK10, I must say I am impressed. If your planning on using it as a weapon light, I recommend the, Viking Tactics light mount: http://www.vikingtactics.com/prod_vtac_lightmount.html Light-weight polymer that gives you that offset to use on a rail with a vertical foregrip. Seriously think were you want to mount the torch. Remember to mount the torch as far forward as possible. This way if a BG (Bad Guy) sees the light and engages you from the side, its farther away from your body. Moreover, if you mount the torch too far back the weapon will cast a shadow, placing the torch on the bottom will cause the barrel or fore-end to cast a shadow over the BG's eyes, negating the effectiveness of the torch. You might be good to go, but if your running a suppressor don't forget to reposition the torch to adjust for the increase in length. Just a few tips, to help anyone out when they encounter any low-light fighting. __________________ http://www.youtube.com/user/ICTTacAirsoft "I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter" -Winston Churchill "Train as you fight!" Last edited by Ming_the_Merciless; June 19th, 2008 at 09:16..