your videos are so good (great comprehensive information) and the filming is exactly what i’m looking for (i.e. showing the product in great lighting without distraction).. love your quality, hope your channel grows in time to come.
First time seeing the channel. Nicely done. Well detailed, I'm subscribing. Would also love to see what you're reveiwing in action as well, so we can see what you're articulating.
Thank you! I'm working on doing more action videos. Part of the appeal of reviews like this (from my end) is I can mostly just sit down and bang them out quickly, so in the interest of actually getting the reviews done I'll probably mostly stick to this format. But you'll see in a few upcoming videos I'll have more in-use shots
My first MAWL has the power drain problem. The new ones do not. Apparently, you can send it back and they will fix it. There were only a certain range of units that had this problem.
@@j.n.8745 My date of manufacture is 04-2020. I have not contacted them as I was not willing to be without my unit. This is information that I have gathered anecdotally from other people posting the same issue. I don't keep a battery in the unit during storage anyway so, I don't know if the problem has any real bearing on practical use. I really need to contact Meyers and see what they say.
This is probably the dumbest question ever, but what type of scopes do you recommend to use with this? Does the scope itself have to be a red dot, or have IR capability? Can you use a 1-8 LPVO?
Regardless your optic is completely separate from the laser/illuminator. You don't shoot your laser through your optic. You actively aim with the laser. If you want to shoot passively. Without a laser, You need an optic with night vision capabilities to shoot decently.
That’s comparing apples to oranges. Two completely different applications. Olight won’t let you see in the dark if that’s your purpose. If your goal is to keep a low visible footprint in the dark then this is where you need to be. By the way great review, I’ve got a mawl and this is very detailed
Spectacular articulated review thank you for your comment about the battery life
Awesome video. I just pulled the trigger on picking one up after seeing this.
Best review yet
your videos are so good (great comprehensive information) and the filming is exactly what i’m looking for (i.e. showing the product in great lighting without distraction).. love your quality, hope your channel grows in time to come.
This was a great technical review!
Wow. Really amazing content. Subbed
Just ordered mine. Thank you for the information!
Well done video! I already have the mawl and you covered it well. Subbed
Interesting. I have two civilian units. They both have different front Off/VIS/IR bezels. No take down hole to remove.
After a certain date you have the RPC- removal prop cap, it’s great
First time seeing the channel. Nicely done. Well detailed, I'm subscribing. Would also love to see what you're reveiwing in action as well, so we can see what you're articulating.
Thank you! I'm working on doing more action videos. Part of the appeal of reviews like this (from my end) is I can mostly just sit down and bang them out quickly, so in the interest of actually getting the reviews done I'll probably mostly stick to this format. But you'll see in a few upcoming videos I'll have more in-use shots
@@YAGERMFG Nice, sounds good
My first MAWL has the power drain problem. The new ones do not. Apparently, you can send it back and they will fix it. There were only a certain range of units that had this problem.
Good to know!
Which range. Was it a certain lot number? Did they tell you ? If so, could you post?
@@j.n.8745 My date of manufacture is 04-2020. I have not contacted them as I was not willing to be without my unit. This is information that I have gathered anecdotally from other people posting the same issue. I don't keep a battery in the unit during storage anyway so, I don't know if the problem has any real bearing on practical use. I really need to contact Meyers and see what they say.
@@KarmaFlight Thank you for the quick reply. I do the same. I do not store it with a battery even though I have heard that this is Ok.
great overview!
Very detailed. Thanks bro.
Nice review.
Earlier S/Ns of the MAWL most definitely have parasitic drain. I know, because mine slowly drains when off.
It your MAWL has drain, you should send it in for an RMA
Subbed, thanks!
Dumb question. Are the lasers and Illuminator all co-aligned?
IE If you zero the laser have you zeroed the IR illuminator too?
Yep!
This is probably the dumbest question ever, but what type of scopes do you recommend to use with this? Does the scope itself have to be a red dot, or have IR capability? Can you use a 1-8 LPVO?
Regardless your optic is completely separate from the laser/illuminator.
You don't shoot your laser through your optic. You actively aim with the laser. If you want to shoot passively. Without a laser, You need an optic with night vision capabilities to shoot decently.
What has the optic to do with the laser?
4 3600$ I don’t know chief. Gimme an o light and I’ll keep my 3500.
If you're getting what you need out of a cheap white light, there's no reason you would need this
That’s comparing apples to oranges. Two completely different applications. Olight won’t let you see in the dark if that’s your purpose. If your goal is to keep a low visible footprint in the dark then this is where you need to be.
By the way great review, I’ve got a mawl and this is very detailed
Nvgs/IR devices vs white light is not even a contest. If this applies to you, now you know.
If your left handed is this really the laser for you???🧠🤯🔫
You can flip it to the other side!
Yup it’s modular like that.