WML WHITE GEN 2 ULTRA COMPACT WEAPON LIGHT Reviews & Ratings

With 400 lumens of vibrant white light, the WML Series is constant, momentary and strobe. Extensively tested for emitters provide up to 1.5 hours of runtime. MIL-STD-810G certified, this 3-ounce weapon light’s concentrated, high-intensity beam fills your field of view for close to mid-range target identification. The strobe function is easily disabled and the easy-to-operate lockout system ensures the light isn’t turned on until you’re ready. The all-inclusive rail clamping design integrates seamlessly with your weapon, providing simple, fast mounting with no need for additional tools.

SPECS: Batteries- 1 Lithium 123A included, head removes for battery replacement.

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Reviews Summary

Overall, the WML White Gen 2 Ultra Compact Weapon Light has impressed many users with its durability, functionality, and ergonomic design. While some reported issues with battery drainage and fragility, the majority praise its performance for the price, stating it's lightweight and easy to operate, making it a strong contender in the weapon light market.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Durability

55%

Many users feel that the WML has proven to be durable and capable of withstanding rigorous use, especially when mounted on firearms. Several reviewers mentioned having positive experiences over extended periods, withstanding significant rounds without failure.

Functionality and Features

60%

The light's versatility, including its various modes such as strobe and adjustable brightness, has been well received. Users appreciate its straightforward operation and ability to perform under different conditions.

Battery Issues

40%

A notable concern is related to battery performance, with some users experiencing premature drainage unless precautions are taken. This issue has been mentioned in multiple reviews, indicating it could affect a significant number of users.

Construction Quality

50%

Comments on the construction quality reveal a divide among users. While some appreciated its solid build, others criticized it as feeling cheap or fragile, particularly in high-impact situations.

Value for Money

65%

A recurring sentiment highlights the light's cost-effectiveness. Many believe it delivers excellent performance for its price, making it a recommendable choice for budget-conscious consumers seeking reliable weapon lights.

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No Go

Bought this light a couple of years ago from a dealer (not Brownells). Took it out of the box for the first time yesterday. X6 rounds into zero'ing my AR, the light came on by itself and I had to loosen light head to get it to turn off. Since then hasn't worked (tried x2 fresh batteries) and had to send it in for repair. The ergonomics is awesome but unfortunately it's in a cheap plastic housing and has cheap electronics. Don't think it can handle anything bigger than a .22

Not something to bet your life on

Cheap and fragile. Mounted it to the forend of a Remington 870 shotgun and it did not survive the first 5 rounds during qualification. The light head, complete with thread assembly, seperated from the body of the light. Even after re-assembly, the light did not function.