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Primary Arms Weapon Light

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I have a gen 1 that I bought used from another member. I haven't put it through hard use but it got through a carbine class fine. Not a bad light. I use it in the shortened length.

Again, best of the rest of value brands.  Excellent people, excellent reputation and products, they get the best 'cheaper stuff' to offer high values... The lights, red dots, scopes, etc. are definitely not the Aimpoint/Streamlight/Nikons but they're highest quality of any 'cheap stuff' or Chinese made optics (I think a lot of their stuff IS In fact Chinese made but the gentleman explained to me on the phone, they insist on their suppliers meeting standards and certain quality points etc).

 

I am really really into flashlights, kind of one of my dorky quirks for survival, preparedness, tactical technique etc.  And I have a bunch of stuff, I sell out to Streamlight, have a bunch, amazing stuff.  IF IT WAS NOT Going to be a Streamlight, and I needed something less expensive, the PA site would be the first place I went, and would buy one of their offering.

  • 3 weeks later...

I Like mine( Ultimate  Weaponlight Gen-2)...i'd like it BETTER if it came out of the Pic mount..but it's a well built light, and the price pointing was superb.

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