Olights bad? Naw, not really.

 Listen, it's the same thing with Holosun that happened a few years ago: It's cheap Chinese garbage that nobody should use...until several prominent Gun Tubers prove how great it is and then suddenly everyone was always on board the Holosun train. 

I've had several Olight WMLs mounted for years on everything from 10mm to 12 gauge. Not a single issue. The 10mm Not A Glock 20 above went over 1000 rounds of mostly 220gr heavy loads with no issues with a Olight Baldr-Mini. I recently (last year?) swapped it with the Baldr-S just because they had a limited run of OD green ones, but the mini is still working on my Sig M17 now.

 There's tradeoff for everything. Yes, if you are going to be using the light in constant on, it'll drop lumens after a few minutes to deal with the heat. But, then again, why are you using your WML in constant on mode?

Mould King Videos doing very well for me

 

Excuse the messy desk, I'm super busy with videos right now. 

Just posted a video review of the Mould King Millennium Falcon, and it's by far the fastest view growing video I have ever posted. https://youtu.be/Q-cDmcqHyRQ It's also directing traffic to my other Mould King reviews. So, I think I'm definitely going to be doing a lot more MK review videos in the future. I have the Super Star Destroyer right now, and then I think I will do the Venator, as Lego just released a UCS of that set I can compare it to.

I'm working on a comparison video between the MK and the knock off Lego UCS Falcon. I don't want to post it too quickly after this one though, as I think it will rob views from this one once it is done. (I've made that mistake in the past.) 

As you can see from the picture, both Falcons are essentially the exact same dimensions on the outside. It's really all about the look you want (both are based on different movie models) and the amount of work you want to do on it after you build it. (both need work, one needs a LOT more work.)