The Inforce WMLx Gen 3 Weapon Light in White/IR with FDE finish is a compact, dual-spectrum mounted light built for shooters who need reliable illumination in variable lighting conditions. Whether you're clearing a structure, hunting low-light game, or training on an indoor range, this weapon light combines white and infrared output in a single unit, letting you switch between modes depending on your tactical need and environment. The Gen 3 represents a significant jump in brightness over the previous generation, delivering 900 lumens on white mode with a throw of 656 feet—enough to identify targets and navigate terrain without overwhelming your night vision if you're running IR gear.

Build quality matters when a light is mounted to your rifle, shotgun, or pistol-caliber carbine, and Inforce didn't cut corners here. The housing is glass-reinforced nylon, tough enough to shrug off dirt, sand, and field abuse that would damage cheaper polymer. It's waterproof to 66 feet, so rain, mud, or dunking won't kill it. Setup takes no tools—the integrated clamp locks directly to any MIL-STD-1913 rail with a quarter-turn of the head. The ergonomic control switch is contoured for your thumb and gives you constant-on, momentary, and strobe options. A flip safety lever prevents accidental activation during transport or storage, and two 123a batteries keep it running for a full 2 hours (1.5 on IR), which is genuine field-day endurance.

The FDE finish blends into modern tactical setups and hunting rifles alike. This light works equally well on a home-defense shotgun, a precision rifle destined for mid-range work, or a PCC built for close-quarters drills. If you're serious about running night optics or need white light capability you can count on, the WMLx Gen 3 is a solid choice that doesn't bloat your rail real estate or empty your magazine pouch.

Key Features

• 900 lumens white output, 10,000 candela beam intensity, 656-foot throw
• Dual white and infrared modes for versatile low-light use
• Two-hour battery life on two 123a cells (1.5 hours IR mode)
• Glass-reinforced nylon construction resists dirt and debris
• Waterproof to 66 feet
• Integrated MIL-STD-1913 rail clamp, tool-free installation
• Constant, momentary, and strobe switch modes
• Flip safety lever prevents unintended activation
• FDE finish blends modern rifle and tactical setups
• Ergonomic, thumb-contoured control switch

Specifications

Brand	Inforce
Model	WMLx Gen 3 White/IR
Finish	Flat Dark Earth (FDE)
White Output	900 lumens
Beam Intensity	10,000 candela
Effective Range	656 feet (200 meters)
Battery Type	Two 123a
Battery Life (White)	2 hours
Battery Life (IR)	1.5 hours
Housing Material	Glass-reinforced nylon
Waterproof Rating	66 feet (20 meters)
Rail Interface	MIL-STD-1913
Switch Modes	Constant, momentary, strobe
Safety	Flip lever; quarter-turn head lockout

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Inforce WMLx Gen 3 compatible with my AR or rifle rail?

Yes. The WMLx Gen 3 uses an integrated clamp that interfaces with standard MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rails found on most modern rifles, shotguns, and carbines. No tools required—tighten the clamp with a quarter-turn of the head.

Can I use this light with night vision goggles?

The WMLx Gen 3 includes an infrared mode, which allows operation without flooding a night vision image with visible white light. However, compatibility with specific night vision devices depends on your goggle model and settings. The white and IR modes give you flexibility to switch based on your setup and mission.

What batteries does it take, and how long will they last?

The light runs on two 123a batteries. On white mode, you'll get 2 hours of runtime; IR mode delivers 1.5 hours. Both modes assume normal field use with a mix of constant and momentary activation.

Is this light waterproof if I'm hunting in rain or wet conditions?

Yes. The WMLx Gen 3 is waterproof to 66 feet, so it will handle rain, splashing, and exposure to wet environments. The glass-reinforced nylon housing also resists dirt and sand, making it tough for muddy or dusty terrain.