Interesting light.
Some sort of poly based body perhaps? With vents up front... looks like a novel approach to an old problem. Will certainly watch for this one.
Edit: did some researching;
It looks like this one hasn't made its way to cop stores yet.
At least the ones near me anyway.
I'll say this about inforce products and really don't mean to sound like a smarty-pants... really.
Inforce products are largely unheralded by the masses because the folks that use them do it largely in secret. So you won't see a bunch of reviews. Not many special ops dudes are going to go to cop forums and brag about the flashlight that helped them bust up a gun running operation.
(Edit: this paragraph speaks of Insight lights, and references to Inforce are incorrect)
But I'll also say this... if you have the priveledge of see-ing photographs of special ops dudes doing their thing across the globe you will see more inforce lights (insert Insight here, not Inforce) attached to their weapons than Streamlight and SureFire combined. Inforce has gotten numerous contracts that used to go to others.
(Note correction at the outset of this paragraph)
Inforce are owned by the folks that used to own Inova lights. Emissive Energy.
I did not know they were building hand held stuff until see-ing this thread.
It looks like this one is the next generation of their previous light that began as 9v, but this one is a brighter 6v light with better grip and a better switch. 700 high, 60 low and available strobe. Price should be well under $200, perhaps closer to $100 than 200. Much lighter and smaller than their 9v model that runs about $125 (if you can find one). This one looks like it was made for glove'd hand carry with its max grip texture.
Thanks for bringing this up Vadimax.
Maybe I can work them into next years purchases. So many lights so little money.....:sigh:
