Lessons Learned 1: Unlocking Insights

[@cjanquart]

One of the challenges I'm having is light mounting; I have a couple but need either a MLOK forend (Brilley is nice but expensive) or run a Zhukov with your heat shield/cable management system (not a huge fan of the GG&G heat shield due to no cable management). Slight disagree about a sling for HD (because you should always have a way to carry it if you need to transition to another weapon or use both hands for another task). Looking forward to the next in the series.

[@LangdonTactical]

Thanks for the feedback. We appreciate it. The Beretta Patrol forend is a solid option with MLOK capabilities up front.

[@edwardculbreath1277]

What stock are you running on the A300 Ultima Patrol? Are you going to be selling that option on the website?

[@treylemont8893]

What light do you prefer?

[@LangdonTactical]

Stay tuned for the next Lessons Learned Video, you will get more insight on shotgun setup.

[@brianthornton5345]

Great tube

[@LangdonTactical]

Much appreciated!

[@bretc1012]

Can you expand on why the battery is the weak point of a weapon light on a shortgun? 4:01

[@2AToday]

I would think he’s referring to runtime. Due to the high output of these lights, plus trying to balance how bulky and heavy it must be, battery life is universally bad. A more compact light, like the size that would take one 123A cell or a short rechargeable one (18350) might have an hour long runtime or less. A two cell (123A x2 or a single 18650) might get closer to two hours. But not necessarily because the longer lights prioritize higher output over longer runtime. So all that plus not having battery storage on a 1301 the way you could keep batteries in many AR stocks…definitely weak points in non….casual situations.

[@LangdonTactical]

We expand on it in the next video. Stay tuned for that. Shotguns are notorious for damaging batteries under recoil.