1350 Lumens Pistol Light Rail Mounted Flashlight, Rechargeable Gun Flashlights for Pistol Airsoft

This is absolutely perfect. Excellent size, smooth edges for easy draw from IWB concealed carry, adjustable to fit just about any picatinny rail perfectly so that the flashlight light sits exactly where you want it (not too far forward or backwards), the buttons are easy to push but also protected and not too easy to push that the light accidentally turns on in the holster, the size of the light is fantastic which again contributes to an easy draw and makes finding an IWB holster that fits with the light attached easy. Plenty bright but not too bright that the light turns fire hot and burns through your battery quickly. Honestly surprised at just how perfect this light is. I've now purchased 11 different lights trying to find one that met every requirement for perfection and I wish I'd found this one first. Could not be better in any way. I'm so happy, it has been an aggravating process to find just the right light that meets all the needs of a truly exceptional tactical flashlight. Avoid my lost money and aggravation and just buy this one, you won't regret it. Also, one other note since, I see other reviews that say "it doesn't fit" I think either they updated the product since this reviews because now this comes with several different sized plates to adjust where it sits on the rail meaning you can now custom fit and they include a lot of plates. I've successfully fitted this to 11 different pistols between my and my friends and to other arm platforms as well and it has fit all of them even sub and micro compacts or 2) They are referring to the fact that the front of the light will stick out beyond the barrel a little. Which, it's highly sought after special forces tactical lights as it always you to press it directly up again what/ who you're pointing at without causing a slide stroke fail that can cause shell to not fully eject and cause things like FTE, or reverse shell stovepiping, etc. Additionally, this allows for the larger cr123 battery vs. Other tiny ones like the c2 etc. So with this light, you get longer usage times, batteries that are cheaper and easier to find, and more choices of rechargeable batteries and chargers plus, the cr123 batteries are a perfect fit in butt stocks with storage like the magpul STR, so, it really comes down to your personal preference but you can't go wrong with this light, it's pretty perfect.

I have this light on a czp10c. I took it out to the range and shot 200 bullets in my session. At this price point, the light did not become loose and worked perfectly fine. The light also fit my czp10c pretty much flush so I'm sure on a Glock 19 it would be perfect. The strobe is good, but I have seen better, and the light is strong enough for all my needs in my house in case I would ever have defend my house at night. At the 23 dollar price point, I was thoroughly surprised at the quality. Get it and try it.

I like the 700 lumen light a lot so I tried the 1350. It is quite a bit larger in size and you have to take the batteries out to charge them in the charger that comes with it. The light is significantly brighter than the 700 lumen version. The switch is kind of difficult to use, It's part of the battery cover, which feels very plasticy. Too big for a pistol. This light would work better on a rifle. Overall it is still a good value for a light with this much power.

The light output is bright with a good focused lighted area as well a relatively broad throw. The beam is about equal to the Streamlight Polytac light that uses 2 -CR123a. Obvious the build quality is not as good as a Streamlight but in this case the quality is serviceable and the light is useful. At the $22 price point I paid it is a bargain.Good light decent quality and good mounting clamp.

It fits well on a sig p320 and is as bright as advertised, one thing I was concerned about was the heat and shock from shooting my gun with it mounted and it has held up after thousands of rounds on my gun and still shines bright like it's brand new, it also has a good battery life.

This little light is decent for the price, it's very similar in size and functionality of the streamlight TLR-1HL, I would even venture a guess it might fit holster designed for it, although I didn't check. Unfortunately though, it didn't fit the need I had for it. It is not adjustable to the rail light the TLR and doesn't quite fit in the right spot for the weapon I wanted it for. The switch on the one I received is really tight to lock down and it sat further from the trigger guard than I wanted so it made it very difficult to actuate the way I am used to doing. For these reasons it didn't make the cut for me, but I would still say try it out to see if it's right for your set up. It's bright and has some good functionality. It even came with rechargeable CR123's and a little usb charger and a dope little stubby screwdriver that I would actually love to have. The tight lever lock may end up loosening up with some break in but it just doesn't fit the gun I wanted to hang it on so it's gonna get returned unless I can make it work on something else. If I do, I will update my review. For the sake of possible interested buyers, I was trying to use it on a 5" XD45 (classic, not XDM or elite)

Nice and bright haven't shot with it on my weapon yet but it fits well I like it.

The light itself is very bright and that is the only positive comment I have for this light. Price is exactly where it should be. I HAD this on a Springfield Armory 4.5” XDMElite OSP in 10mm. I did not make it through one full mag (more like on the 4th shot) before this light flew off my rail. I put it back on and tightened it extra good, but it flew off again. It is not sitting flush on the rail, so it wiggles it’s way loose. Not every now and then, but all the time. I could not get a full mag in before it fell off. After the fourth time, I left it off. Figured it might be an off spec rail on my pistol, but I put an Olight Valkyrie pl3 on it and it never moved, just stayed on like it was MEANT TO!!!!! Spend an extra $50 and get an Olight. You will end up buying another light anyway, so just go ahead and get a good light, not this one. This one is probably sufficient for a lighter caliber(9mm,380, etc.) with less recoil, but not for the big boys!