Sellmark’s INFORCE ARC: New Modular Tactical Lighting Solution
Let there be light! Sellmark has announced the release of the INFORCE ARC, a versatile lighting platform primarily designed for tactical applications. Engineered through extensive field testing and development, the ARC is available in handheld, rifle-mounted, and helmet-mounted configurations.
Built on the SureFire Scout footprint, the ARC integrates seamlessly with most existing mounting systems. It features high-intensity output and precision optics, meeting the needs of professional users in demanding environments. The modular design allows for rapid adaptation to various mission requirements.
The ARC 350-LR-H is priced from $199.97 (pictured below) and features 1,200 lumens, 75,000 candela peak beam intensity, 6061 hard coat anodized aluminum construction, designed for use with Scout-style switches, waterproof up to 20 meters, and 45 minutes of battery life. It runs on rechargeable 18650 batteries (protected).
The ARC 650-LR-M (pictured below, on the rifle) comes at $249.97 and features momentary (partial push) and constant (push and click) operation, LR Head produces a beam pattern optimized for long range target identification without sacrificing flood lighting for close quarters and dual fuel capability allows for use of 2 x CR123A disposable batteries. The Scout footprint and thread pattern support a wide variety of aftermarket heads, bodies, tailcaps, and mounts. The exterior finish is a Type III hard-coat anodized, and the light output is 1,400 lumens, with a maximum of 90,000 Candela.
The parts for the ARC 650-LR-M, presented in a photo.
Sellmark reports that additional ARC components and accessories are currently in development to expand its functionality. The company emphasizes its focus on performance, reliability, and innovation for users operating in challenging conditions.
Check out all four ARC models here: https://inforcelights.com/collections/arc. There are a few videos explaining the details and the different performances as well.
Now that you have been enlightened, please let us know what you think in the comments below.
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Everytime I go to buy a surefire mini scout I end up putting it back when I look at the price tag. I'd pay $200 though, so I wonder if this will be as good especially in terms of mounts and buttons and all the extras out there.
I hope this doesn't have the same terrible parasitic drain that their pistol lights have.