Inforce WMLX White/IR Gen 3 | IF71014DE

The Inforce WMLX White/IR Gen 3 (IF71014DE) is a compact weapon-mounted light built with glass-reinforced nylon for a lightweight, durable package designed to resist dust, sand, and dirt. Manufacturer materials describe both visible white and IR output, an ergonomic nonslip switch with a flip safety, integrated clamp for MIL-STD-1913 rails, and operation from two CR123A batteries. The unit is rated waterproof to 66 feet (20 meters) and is configured for quick tool-free installation and removal.

Typical applications include close-quarters use when mounted to a shotgun or pistol-caliber carbine, and mid-range illumination when used on a rifle. The design emphasizes compact mounting, intuitive thumb operation, and environmental resistance for field use.

Product Specifications

• The weight is 4.90 oz.
• The switch type is a Push Button.
• The unit is Not rechargeable.
• The waterproof rating is listed as IPX8 (waterproof).
• The overall length measures 5.30 inches.
• The construction material is Glass Reinforced Nylon.
• The head diameter is 1.13 inches.
• The color/finish is Flat Dark Earth.
• The filter color is White/IR.
• The bulb type is LED.
• The battery size is CR123A.
• The product type is Weaponlight.
• The subcategory is Mounted Lights.
• The model is WMLX.
• The UPC is 810119012135.

The WMLX Gen 3 combines a rugged, lightweight housing with an ergonomic control layout and integrated rail clamp to make it practical for a range of shooting setups. Its thumb-contoured, non-slip switch and safety lever reduce accidental activation while allowing rapid, intuitive operation in the field. The tool-free mounting and sealed construction make this a dependable option where environmental resistance and compact rail integration are priorities.

Many users have praised the WMLX Gen 3 for its compact size and effectiveness: it has been described as offering “great value and appreciable power in an ultra-compact white-light,” and others say the WMLX Gen 3 “sets the standard for balancing output, reliability and size.”