KL52Plus Zoomable Hunting Flashlight Kit with 4 Interchangeable Modules (Red, Green, White, IR850), Long Range Predator Light with Remote Pressure Switch, for Coyote, Hog, Varmint Hunting

When I got the item and opened it up from the box, I saw that it was very well constructed and made of good material. I am impressed by the battery life and conveniently they are rechargeable. I really liked that the light changes colors with LED change as opposed to conventional bulb. At 100 yards, the scope looks phenomenal in the dark. It looks like daylight. You can drive nails with it. It is very effective with animals. It does not seem to startle them when they see it. I was very impressed with the ease of changing the mounting locations. There are several different options to mount the scope on a variety of weapons and railings. It took a matter of minutes to change from a top mount to a side mount on a rail. I really like this item. I think it will be an excellent tool in the tool box. It is well built and the price point is fantastic. It is much less expensive than the more expensive light that I have used and it directly compares in quality. On a 1-10 scale. Nothing is ever a 10, but I will rate this light at a 7.5 right out of the box!Warm Regards, Ken Schoen

Overall this is an exilent light, it has a lot of features, mounting points, it's good quality, bright and has a variety of different colors. It's not too large or bulky and has a decent battery life. Given that it comes with 2 batteries it gives you that much additional usage. The only downside I see is the momentary switch that comes with the additional end cap. Over all it will do the job and do it well in any circumstance.

So I bought this light to use for hunting and scouting game, BUT now that I’ve gotten my hands on it, I think its uses go far beyond that. To start, the light is well packaged in a convenient carry case and comes with two batteries, a charger, a remote switch for mounting on a firearm rail, a wrist strap, and a pic rail mount as well as a barrel/scope tube mount. This light’s battery compartment is sealed in a manner much like my expensive SCUBA dive lights in that it uses a lubricated o-ring to provide a water-tight seal. The tail switch has a great click feel and by twisting the tail button, you can easily adjust brightness with just two fingers to suit your desired beam distance or environment. The selector switch to change from red to white to IR850 has nice clicks at each position, although for a hunting light, I think this could be quieter. If your prey is close range, I would recommend setting the desired position before hand and keeping it there just to be more stealthy while hunting. I will say the sound is similar or quieter than most safety switches on firearms anyways so this is mainly me being picky. The angle is quickly adjusted by twisting the light bezel. The light does have some weight but that is the trade off for NOT adding significant bulk like most other predator hunting light;, they have packed more punch in a smaller light so it’s going to be a little heavier. That said, i don’t see that as an issue unless you plan to be hiking great distances with your firearm and are worried about fractions of ounces. The lens seems to be a type of polycarbonate instead of glass which which cuts down on glare/reflection when not in use and should be more impact resistant and durable. The first green (nightvision) photo shows a playground through the night vision scope with no IR, the second green (nightvision) image shows the same playground but this time with the addition of the IR850 on flood setting. The details are MUCH clearer and sharper with IR850. The IR beam can be zoomed to make targets recognizable at much greater distances (although I can’t get good photos of that application). The red flood easily identified a small rabbit and made picking up the glare of their eyes super easy. The photo of the green tanks shows a rangefinder distance and the red beam and white beam reach the 320+yd distance with ease. (Disclaimer: the light was NOT mounted to any firearm for these photos). For a Now for the other applications I can see for this light. This light really lights up an area and could be used for personal safety, security guards, police, EMS, Fire Rescue, camping, biking, or anywhere you need a light that can do both distance and flood reliably.In Summary:Build Quality: Solid and Durable aircraft aluminum. Water tight as I was testing in rain and never had any malfunctions. Connections are smooth with little “play” and no rattling or loose parts. Good weight.Ease of use: easy and intuitive. Settings can be easily manipulated even with gloves on.Brightness: BRIGHT! But easily adjustable to suit your needsBeam Distance: AMAZING!!! I was shocked at how far this little light could cast a beam. One light to cover everything from a mere foot away to hundreds of yards awayAccessories: Included mounts are quite versatile and should fit most hunting applications right out of the box. The remote tail cap switch makes for even more mounting options. Battery charger with USB plug works most anywhere and is easily replaced with a longer cord if needed (just need USB to Micro USB). Carry case is well padded and nice for off-season storage.CONCLUSION: You simply can’t go wrong buying this light. It comes in various configurations, but I think the Red, White, IR850 makes the most sense for night hunting. Red to preserve night vision while setting up and scouting the area, IR for enhancing the nightvision scope, and white to provide all the light you could need to tend to your game afterward. This is an incredibly powerful and feature-packed light being offered at a price point that can’t be beat. If you’re on the fence about this hunting light, PULL THE TRIGGER!

Everyone knows that I use lights for predator hunting and have tried them all and compared them all. Well, I obtained this odepro light recently and wanted to do a review. This was my initial impression out of the box.It seems pretty well made and rugged, yet light weight, which is a plus. The end cap rheostat adjustment is great. The pressure switch and brightness adjustment is great, as well. I'm nervous about the tall fin to switch modes, because you could bump it and not realize it and spook game because you are accidentally on white. I like the location of it. The focus turn is nice and snug and it focuses in and out quickly, but it is definitely noisy when turning it from rubbing. This may go away with time, we will see. The batteries have a good feel to them and seem to be of quality. I wish that the charger would come with a wall outlet plug in, rather than only a USB, but not really an issue. The mounts are very basic and somewhere that it definitely could improve on.After using it now, I still like the brightness. In the video I accidentally said 62mm instead of 52mm. The brightness is very comparable to the original wicked 402,NS 550 or SHL 66. It's a very bright light for the price range. I have accidentally flipped the switch to white, but I checked it each time when I got to the stand. The rheostat is great, pressure switch with full brightness adjustment is great. Here are some dislikes. The lens is plastic, saving on weight but lacking in clarity and it's going to scratch very easily. The focus is extremely loud when turning it. And the biggest one, which you need to watch the video to see, is that you can not get the light centered in the scope on any of the 4 guns I tried it on, with their mount. With my adjustable wicked mounts, sure, but you can not do it with either of theirs. If you turn the light on the mount, it makes a big loop around the center, where you need to be. I tried shimming the mounts and everything and couldn't get it close with them. It's an overall good light for the money, but the mounts coupled with whatever is going on with the beam center compared to the body line are a true downfall for it.