G-Force F2 Single Layer Full Face Mask, Black

Field games run early, the indoor field is dim, and you can't see your mag well in low light. The M640U Scout Light PRO is Atlas Custom Works' answer to that problem — a 470-lumen rail-mounted LED that bolts to your handguard and stays there.

The output. A CREE LED pushes 470 lumens, which is enough to illuminate a lane, check a dark room, or spot an opponent behind cover. It runs on CR123A batteries, which are cheap and available at any hardware store. Batteries are not included, so pick up a fresh pack before your first game day.

Mounting. The flashlight ships with a dedicated M-LOK base, so it screws directly into any M-LOK slot on your handguard without an adapter. It also includes a screw mount for standard 20mm Picatinny rails, so it'll fit older platforms or accessories that only have slotted rail. Pick the base that matches your setup.

Two switch options, one light. The package includes both a momentary pressure pad switch cap and an on/off push-button switch cap. The momentary pad mounts to your handguard or rail and lets you tap for light with one hand — the way most players want it. The constant-on push button is useful if you need hands-free illumination. Swap between them depending on the game.

Build. Anodized aluminium body, black finish. Atlas rates it to withstand recoil, and the screw mounting means it doesn't shift under vibration or impact — it's bolted on, not clamped.

Before you buy: this is an LED flashlight, not a laser. It illuminates space; it doesn't provide aiming reference. And because it uses CR123A cells, check your battery stock before heading out — a dead light in the middle of a game is worse than no light at all.

BBs bounce off trees, chain link, and the occasional poorly-timed return fire. The F2 is G-Force's entry-level answer: a rigid full-face shield that keeps stray rounds off your teeth and cheeks.

Made from ABS polymer — the same family of plastics used in motorcycle helmets and protective headgear — it's rigid and impact-resistant. The single-layer construction is thin for the category, which means lighter weight and better ventilation than a padded alternative. It also means there's no shock absorption. A hit from a primary that lands on the mask will still feel like a hit, so the real job here is deflecting glancing rounds, brush, and debris.

Fully adjustable. G-Force rates this as a universal fit, but "one-size-fits-all" is always a stretch. Get it tightened at home and check the eye clearance before game day — the mask needs to sit low enough to leave room for goggles or prescription glasses underneath, and many players find that works best when they try it on with the glasses they actually wear.

Before you buy. This is a face mask, not eye protection. You still need goggles or glasses with it, which isn't in the box. And because there's no padding on the inside, the rigid shell sits flush against your face — if you're sensitive to the way a tight mask feels against your temples, a padded alternative might be the better call.

BBs bounce off trees, chain link, and the occasional poorly-timed return fire. The F2 is G-Force's answer: a rigid full-face shield that keeps stray rounds off your teeth and cheeks.

Made from ABS polymer — a hard, impact-resistant plastic — it's rigid and tough. The single-layer construction is thin for the category, which means lighter weight and better ventilation than a padded alternative. It also means there's no shock absorption. A hit from a primary that lands on the mask will still feel like a hit, so the real job here is deflecting glancing rounds, brush, and debris.

Fully adjustable. G-Force rates this as a universal fit, but one-size-fits-all is always a stretch. Get it tightened at home and check the eye clearance before game day — the mask needs to sit low enough to leave room for goggles or prescription glasses underneath, and many players find that works best when they try it on with the glasses they actually wear.

Before you buy. This is a face mask, not eye protection. You still need goggles or glasses with it, and that isn't in the box. And because there's no padding on the inside, the rigid shell sits flush against your face — if you're sensitive to the way a tight mask feels against your temples, a padded alternative might be the better call.