A.R.M.S Ring of Fire

A.R.M.S who manufacture AR-15 sights and mounts, and of whom the US military is customer, have developed a flashlight mount for the AR-15 called the Ring of Fire.

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Photos Copyright Remigiusz Wilk (REMOV). Used with permission.

It is not hard to see how it got its’ name. The ROF can hold 6 flashlights. It could be used to hold IR lights or high intensity flashlight (for blinding people), lasers or any combination.

UPDATE: A couple more photos by SMGLee. It looks smaller than it does in the above photo.

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Click to expand. Photo ⓒ Chen “SMGLee” Lee. Used with permission.

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Click to expand. Photo ⓒ Chen “SMGLee” Lee. Used with permission.

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Steve Jan 19th 2009 military, rifles Tags: , , , , 5 Comments

5 Responses to “A.R.M.S Ring of Fire”

  1. Concerned_Soldieron 20 Jan 2009 at 4:58 am link comment

    Now that is lame!! Purely TactiCOOL, not tactical!!

  2. jdunon 20 Jan 2009 at 12:42 pm link comment

    Hate to be the one carrying that thing.

  3. Nomen Nescioon 21 Jan 2009 at 1:50 am link comment

    night vision, who needs it?

  4. Tonyon 25 Jan 2009 at 12:30 am link comment

    …What, one flashlight just isn’t enough anymore?

  5. Devinon 28 Nov 2009 at 4:07 am link comment

    That is neat but uh, why? They now have flashlights the size of a pen that can do the same thing that that huge hunk of metal can do.

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