Tactical Gear

Protect your hearing without sacrificing situational awareness — today we’re taking a look at the **GLORYFIRE Electronic Ear Protection Earbuds**. These compact, in-ear electronic silencers are designed for shooters who want lightweight, low-profile hearing protection that still lets you hear range commands, conversations, and ambient noise. I tested these during multiple range sessions to see how they stack up against traditional over-ear muffs and other electronic options on the market. From sound suppression to comfort and battery life, I’ll break down everything you need to know before you pick up a pair for yourself. As always, this video follows all YouTube community guidelines and is intended for educational and review purposes only. 👉 Let me know in the comments — do you prefer in-ear or over-ear protection when you’re out on the range? 🔗 Check out the full parts list, gear I use, and affiliate links over at [www.razormp.com](http://www.razormp.com) Follow me on socials for more: 📸 Instagram: [@razor.mp](https://www.instagram.com/razor.mp) 🕊️ X: [@RazorMP\_actual](https://x.com/RazorMP_actual) 🎥 Rumble: [RazorMP](https://rumble.com/c/c-2075694) 📺 YouTube: [@RazorMP\_Official](http://www.youtube.com/@RazorMP_Official)

Join me as I take an in-depth look at the **Nitecore MH12 Pro**, a powerful tactical flashlight built for versatile use. With a **maximum output of 3,300 lumens**, **beam distance up to 505 meters**, and **beam intensity of 63,500 candela**, the MH12 Pro is designed for serious performance. In this review, I'll cover the flashlight's strengths, weaknesses, and what makes it a solid choice for **tactical use**, **hunting**, **search and rescue**, and **outdoor adventures**. 🔔 **Don’t miss out!** Subscribe and hit the notification bell for more flashlight and tactical gear reviews. **Video Highlights**: - Overview of the **Nitecore MH12 Pro** key specs, including its **3,300 lumens output** and **21700 battery power**. - Discussing its **multiple output levels** and **strobe mode** for emergency use. - Hands-on performance test, showcasing its **focused, long-distance beam** and **USB-C charging**. - Honest thoughts on the **aggressive thermal step-down** and portability as a **utility flashlight**. - Comparison to similar models like the **Nitecore MH25 V2**. 📱 **Follow Me for More Content**: - Official Website: [razormp.com](https://www.razormp.com) - Instagram: [@razor.mp](https://www.instagram.com/razor.mp) - Twitter: [@RazorMP_actual](https://twitter.com/RazorMP_actual) - Patreon: [Support on Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/RazorMP?utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan) 👉 **Watch More Related Videos**: - [X-Vision Optics Impact 150 Thermal](https://youtu.be/Bg6iynwomCk?si=x-3MNrRY0mttgy42) - [Viridian 4lux 2k Duo](https://youtu.be/XfKCSpCZpec?si=fnoNTTIdSm9viGDA) - [Toor Knives Jank Shank S](https://youtu.be/A7GtQONS42c?si=sbIOqXTcFowINmNk) 💬 **Join the Discussion**: What are your thoughts on the **Nitecore MH12 Pro**? Do you prefer a powerful throw beam or something more diffused? Drop a comment below and let me know your favorite flashlight for tactical or outdoor use! #NitecoreMH12Pro #TacticalFlashlight #FlashlightReview #Nitecore #OutdoorGear #TacticalGear #HuntingLight #EDCFlashlight #PewPew --- **Affiliate Disclaimer**: Some of the links in this description are affiliate links, meaning that if you purchase through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue making content like this. Thank you for the support! **Disclaimer**: As an Amazon Associate, I may earn commissions from qualifying purchases. Opinions in this video are my own. **Fair Use & Safety Notice**: All footage is covered under Fair Use for educational and documentary purposes. Please use flashlights responsibly and always be aware of your surroundings.