DBAL-I2 IR & Visible Green Aiming Laser -Part 1

This is the newly released DBAL-I2 (Dual Beam Aiming Laser), which is a Civilian legal (Unrestricted) Class I Infrared (IR) and Visible Green aiming laser used for secondary modes of aiming on a tactical carbine/rifle. The Class 1 IR aiming laser is 0.07mW power, and the Visible Green aiming laser is a Class IIIa 4.4mW power laser.

In this video I'm only using the Visible Green aiming laser though in daytime, low light and no light environments. I've quickly learned that green lasers are MUCH better than red lasers! They are WAY brighter and easier to see, which makes them much more effective. You can even see them very well in the daytime, depending on your range to the target and where the sun's shining. They're just a lot better aiming lasers overall.

I bought this DBAL-I2 Class I IR laser from TNVC (Tactical Night Vision Company). I highly recommend buying from TNVC for all your nighttime shooting needs, be it night vision, thermal, or IR lasers and illuminators. Call up Victor and he'll take care of you and can answer any and all questions you have about the products he sells.

http://www.tnvc.com/shop/ldi-dbal-i2-class-1-ir-laser/

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[808Arsenal]

how did you mount that tape switch? 

[RetreatHell]

@808Arsenal It was just shoved in between the 9 and 12 rails. But usually I use zip ties to secure all wires and pads/switches.

[MultiSr16]

Any idea on the round count on that buffer spring before it took a dive?? 2, 3, 4, thousand??

[RetreatHell]

@MultiSr16 I honestly have zero clue, man. I've swapped lowers and springs around so many times over the past 2+ years since I've really gotten into shooting, and it's just not something I've ever kept track of. My friend and I actually talked about that the day of this video. Buffers springs are just not a part most people ever pay attention to. I've personally never had to replace one until now.

[MultiSr16]

@RetreatHell yea youd think they'd just last forever and ever/., but that def looks like what malfunction you ran into., well good job gettin the gun back up and runnin., ill keep an eye out on mine., no worries though.., happy easter...keep up the great work.....

[RetreatHell]

@MultiSr16 Happy Easter to you as well. Forgot to mention that the old buffer/recoil spring was a hair over 1 Inch shorter than a brand new BCM Mil-spec spring. Quite a bit shorter.

S/F

[dsparil]

What trigger you running in that gun?

[Smokin07ram]

Nice man!

That system is a lot quicker than I thought it would be!

Peace

[rockinglock]

@MultiSr16 Most of the time its good to replace around 3 years and thats not shooting very much.

[NorStarReviews]

@NorStarReviews I meat State dept.

[NorStarReviews]

Not powerful at all, but US DND still wont allow export of them lol

Keep on shine'n you crazy stars...

[vlun121]

did you paint the entire rifle? I can't tell these days what's painted and what is not.