I Tested And Ranked The Best AR-15 Flashlights In 2023
A quality AR-15 flashlight will improve your viewing range in low-light conditions and help identify targets. Here’s my ultimate ranking of the best options on Amazon.
FYI, prices and ratings are accurate as of time of writing.
1. Streamlight TLR-1 HL - 1000-Lumen Weapon Light
Top-rated: 21,556 ratings
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Highlight: 283 meter beam; runs 1.5 hours.
Helpful review: "I have been very impressed with this light so far. I usually have it mounted on my duty Glock 22. I use this every single day clearing houses and buildings. I have had it for a couple months now and I have still not had to replace the batteries. The light does seem to be able to mount to pretty much every rail (I have personally put it on the Glock 22, Sig Sauer P229, CZ-75 Shadow and my AR). The light is really easy to attach/detach. I also like the options of light; on, momentary on(on if you hold the switch), and strobe. Not too many to get you confused but you have a couple options. This is my first weapon mounted light. I have previously been clearing buildings holding a separate light and my weapon at the same time. That can be effective but I am a much better shot with two hands on the weapon if it came to that. I feel relieved and more confident with the light mounted on my weapon so I only have to focus on clearing, not how I'm awkwardly holding two items in my hands. If you are trying to decide if a weapon mounted light is worth it and you are still cross drawing with a separate light; I am telling you drop the money and buy this light. It will simplify your life and free up a hand if you need it for something else (eg grabbing someone, opening doors, moving obstacles). I have heard from some of the guys I work with that they've had malfunctions on their pistols with the TLR on it. I have shot my Glock 22(Gen 3) with the TLR-1 mounted and I have not had any malfunctions yet. I have probably put about 200 rds through the Glock with it on. I tried to make it jam by rapid firing and some limp wristing but nothing. I also placed this light on my AR-15, and was very impressed. The light withstood that extra recoil, no problem, and the light illuminates plenty far for rifle shots." — Haley Taylor's Husband
Trending review: "Extremely bright. If you used this in a home in the dark or low light you would blind anyone without having to put it directly in their face. My wife says this light is "cruel" (unattached to the rifle she "volunteered" to be a test subject) and said it was completely disorienting and left her partly blind and seeing spots for a few minute. That was with 1-2 seconds of stobe light to the face at ~5 yards. Outdoors it lights up a large area at night... far distances too. I can see clearly 50 yards out (know because it's ~50 yards from my back window to backyard fence). I use this on my AR at the 3 o'clock. It works best for my grip. With practice, I have it so I can flick the switch quickly in the 'constant on' direction and then quickly switch it 'on' causing the light to say in constant strobe mode. I am also able to easily turn it 'on' constantly or just tap it in the other direction for light until I release the tab, or double tap the tab in that same direction to strobe it until release the tab. Point is it takes practice to get it down so you can do it every time without thinking about it, but it's easy to figure out and the variety of functions is great. I also ran 1500rds through the AR with the light on it and the light didn't move at all, tightening screw didn't loosen and there was zero effect on functioning. I now don't keep the light on the rifle at the range, cause there is no point (unless I wanted to look cool I guess), but I know it will stay in place and work when I need it. Just keep practicing with it (on an unloaded firearm) as you would anything you want to master under stress." — Elliot Jones
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2. OLIGHT PL-Mini 2 Valkyrie - 600-Lumen Tactical Flashlight
Top-rated: 8,830 ratings
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Highlight: Charge by connecting the light directly with the included magnetic USB cable.
Helpful review: "Tested on a few guns ranging from a SA XD mod2 9mm, AR-15 (16 inch), and Mossy 930. Keep in mind I'm aware it's not intended for long guns, it was mounted specifically for durability/reliability testing. Light performs great on pistol and rifle, not so much on a shotgun, specifically 3" and magnums. Performed well on low recoil and military grade 00 buck, but on the 2nd magnum round, the light module flew off the mount and bounced a few feet down range, still on and creating a nice light show. High recoil loads seem to have a chance of disengaging the QD lever, which keeps the light locked on the sliding mount as well as locking the mount to your rail. Works great for its intended platforms, just don't expect the QD mount to stand up to extended 12 gauge shotgun use." — Max Morales
Trending review: "I bought this for my new Sig P365XL. Sigs proprietary rail forced me to spend another $47 bucks to get a rail cover from tactical dot dev but it was necessary since guys are saying the Sig light is lame. This little light surprises me with it's brightness every time I use it. I am very happy with it. I didn't think I would like a rechargeable system but I like this one a lot. Especially the way the connector quickly locks up with a magnet for charging. And the indicator light makes it easy to see when it is fully charged. When I take my dog outside I shine it all around my property and it lights up the trees over 100 feet away. It is almost as bright as my much larger StreamLight TLR-8G. At first I didn't think I would like the quick-release clip because of the added bulk, but now I love it because I can quickly remove it from my P365XL for day carry and quickly pop it back on with no tools for night use. After all the whole idea of having these tiny Sigs is to keep them small... right? So it's nice to quickly make the day footprint as small as possible with no light attached. When it's removed for the day that is also a perfect time to charge it. Final thoughts... buy, buy, buy! I can't imagine you won't love this tiny light. My buddy is getting one for his SBR to keep it as light and compact as possible. I'm going to remove my Streamlight TLR-8G from my Taurus G3 (which BTW is an awesome handgun for the money) and mount it on my AR and get another OLIGHT PL-Mini 2 for the Taurus G3." — Gary Dawson
Reassuring review: "Absolutely LOVE this weapon light so much I bought another one and sold my streamlight tlr-7. I love that it's rechargeable so I can keep the charge topped off and never have to keep replacing batteries. Also I love the quick detach feature and the buttons are intuitive and easy to press. This light is super bright. Olight now has the baldr mini, which includes a green laser. I also own one of those and I prefer the baldr mini simply for the green laser, however on my pistols I still run the pl-2 mini because they fit my safariland holsters (designed for surfire x300 light and tlr-7 with a bit of dremel work) where-as the balr mini is about a mm too tall and sticks out below the trigger guard so it wont fit my holsters, so I use it on my AR 300 BLK instead." — Ben Cook
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3. Feyachi FL11-MB - 1200-Lumen LED Weapon Light
Top-rated: 11,742 ratings | 263 answered questions
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Highlight: 4-hour, 200-meter beam.
Helpful review: "I mounted this on the side of my AR. It comes with 2 end caps. One allows you to carry this as a regular flashlight. The other is connected via cable and has a mountable switch that allows for an on/off finger switch as well as a momentary switch.
I mounted mine on the side of my fore grip handle and it works great. I love the momentary switch function. The switch itself is rather large and can be activated from pretty much anywhere along the length of the switch. This means I don’t have to try to situate my finger(s) on just one point. I grab the handle, my fingers wrap around and (almost) fall perfectly on the momentary switch. Pretty close to a perfect setup.
As usual with anything like this, the mounting of the switch is problematic. Double sided tape does not hold well, and certainly not for any duration of time. There isn’t a lot of room on either end to grab on to, so I used a combination of things. I used removable 3M double sided adhesive under the switch (my handle has a cutout for a light switch). I then took electrical tape and wrapped it around the top of the switch, where the cable goes in. This gives it a lot of stability, still blends in, and, in a pinch, gives me a little extra electrical tape I can remove if I need it somewhere else.
This light is super bright. The charging process takes a little bit (it says quick charger on it, but I’m not convinced it is). But, it comes with 2 batteries and they seem to keep their charge for a decent amount of time.
I have not done a test yet to see exactly how long they last, but since I prefer the momentary bursts of light over the on/off switch, I imagine I’ll get a lot more use out of each battery. The light is not zoom-able and has no other functions (medium, low, strobe, etc). It is just full on or off in either constant on/off or momentary via the momentary switch. For me and for what I wanted, this light is perfect!
One thing I almost forgot - when I first plugged the battery in and left it to charge, I came back several hours later (description says 3 hour charge time). After checking on it at 3 hours, then 4 hours, and then 5 hours, I went to pull the battery out to see if it was seated properly. As soon as I touched the battery, the light on the charger turned green. I let go of it, and the light went back to red. I decided to turn (spin) the battery in the charger and the red light flickered between red and green. I decided to switch batteries and the next battery charged for a few hours and then went green on its own. When I put the first battery back in, it did the red/green dance again. Not sure if this is a charger problem or what, but the battery is in the flashlight and has been working fine, so I assume the charger just has a problem with it’s indicator somehow." — Asher Ellis
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4. DefendTek DT-M1C - 300-lumen Mounted LED Light for Weapons
Top-rated: 8,681 ratings
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Highlight: Has a rail-mounted light-casing to help keep out dust and water.
Helpful review: "Wow, great product! The Defend Tek tactical light works as described. I am extremely pleased with this DT light, it locks up tight on my Canik TP9SF Elite s. It really does make a difference having a tactical light on your firearm. The strobe works very well and was really what I wanted. It is very bright for 300 lumes. Great price. Quick disconnect is a major plus. Fit and finish are nice and it is very easy to swap between my ar-15 and pistol. Will be buying your product again." — Ray Klein
Trending review: "All metal, including switch! Light weight, bright. Fits on Glock Gen 4 and Gen 5 pistols of mine. Fits on the picatinny rail on my AR. Has strong spring on the locking slide rail button. I would not buy this light for holster use as the off button sticks out on the right side and will either be pushed on in holster or catch on stuff. But I bought this as a defense gun for my house so it will not be in a holster. On my AR-15 I mounted it on the left side to turn on with my support hand and it will not turn on the light accidentally in the vehicle or case. I use the Streamlight TLR at work and it is a top notch light. But for the money and occasional home defense use on rifle and pistol, this thing is made very well. Hope this helps." — Brainerd Morris
Reassuring review: "I put this on my M&P 9mm. It fits great! The lumens are plenty bright but not too much as to cause blindness on white walls. It lights up a large dark room well enough to see my fiber optic sights and whatever the target is. Stays on the gun well during shooting, the light does not flicker or anything, it works well. It's easy to turn on and off. I don't care for the strobe option, but I can make do with it. The charger works and the light does what it needs to do. For the $, I'm really pleased with it and I'm happy I didn't have to spend an arm and a leg to get a light that works. It's been months and I still have the light. I also decided to use an Olight mini Valkerie for my M&P. However this light works great on my AR pistol. I just didn't like holstering my gun with this light because it was too easy to bump the light on while holstered. I've also tested it on a 12 gauge and it held up fine. I noticed the light lasted at least an hour and a half which isn't bad at all for the brightness you get." — Todd Klekotka
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5. Streamlight TLR-1 - 300-Lumen Weapon Light
Top-rated: 4,076 ratings
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Highlight: Deep-dish parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination.
Helpful review: "I did quite a lot of research on this light. It appears to be the least expensive quality light that will stand up to recoil. I have seen it used on many tactical pistols with thousands of rounds through them and listed on AR-15 forums as durable tactical lights, when I looked up this light compared to others. My personal experience: the key system and overall design of this light is outstanding. I have it on a Springfield XD 40 and use the Glock key. I can easily switch it out and use the 1911 key for my AR carbine or pistol-soon to be SBR. The toggle switch is pretty user friendly. I use a 2 hand grip on my pistol and do have to move my left hand slightly forward on my grip to toggle on with my left index finger. However the rocker is very smooth.
You use the right side of the toggle switch with your index finger to toggle it on momentarily and then if you continue depressing it will switch to on continuous mode.
Left toggle is ambi momentary/Right is push down partly to momentary and farther to keep on. I imagine if I had to use this while shooting in a "tactical situation" I would use my left hand index finger while clasping my right hand in a typical golf club like 2 handed grip. I would then periodically hit the light on momentarily to spill into a room on the floor and continue until I needed to engage at which point I would just keep the left finger in the down position and this would keep the light on while you are free to grip the gun with both hands. The rocker switch extends just past the finger guard to aid with this.
Compared to my wifes Elzetta. I found it brighter (she doesn't have fresh batteries though) and it has a hot spot with much more spill than the Elzetta. Both a nice white light. For most situations I like the spill of this light much better as you really get a lot of peripheral illumination. This allows you to just point your weapon at the floor while checking on your kids for example. Inside a house there is no reason you ever have to raise your weapon until you have a target.
I think the Elzetta would be better for an all purpose AR-15 SHTF gun because of the durability. But I would consider this for a nice weapon light on an AR 15 pistol. Regardless it is an outstanding light. I have not shot it yet but will get back if any problems with recoil from 357 sig/40 caliber." — Jeff Hughes
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6. OLIGHT Baldr Mini - 600-Lumen Green Beam and White LED Combo
Top-rated: 5,450 ratings
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Highlight: Green beam is added for greater accuracy and more options to select between white light only, green beam only, or both combined.
Helpful review: "First, I have not had this product for a long enough period to provide information on battery life or staying zeroed after firing a great number of rounds. Subjectively, I really like the design of this product. I was able to utilize the included picatinny rail adapter to install it on my full-sized polymer handgun within a couple minutes. After installation, the light slid on-and-off my rail easily with the quick-release feature on the side of the laser sight. The controls and ergonomics of the overall design impressed me. It is easy to switch the laser on/off with a quick extension of the finger. The sight has an option of continuously compressing the switch to enable the light/laser, which will immediately turn off when the pressure is removed from the switch. In addition, you can tap the switch once without constant pressure and that will enable the light/laser to stay on without further manipulation. Then ,simply tap it again when you want the device off. The light seemed to be charged on arrival, but I charged it as the instructions indicated before trying it. At about 12 feet ,it appeared in-line with the sites on my full-size handgun without any adjustments. The green laser was bright and the light was bright enough for my needs, i.e., around the house night use. I have average-size rooms and I felt the light sufficiently illuminated the features in these rooms. Overall I am satisfied with the purchase at this time." — Nate Nguyen
Trending review: "Easy to install, extremely bright white light and green laser combo. I have the Baldr Pro on my SIG Rattler, and got these (ordered two black and one FDE) for my FN 509T and G20 & FNS-9. Charging is a snap (or a "clink!") with the magnetic charger. Battery holds up great, burn time is as advertised. Easy to activate/deactivate with your index finger along the trigger guard. Plus they're light, and it was only after 300+ rounds that there was any noticeable fouling on the lens cover. Besides, if you need to sling that much down range from a pistol, at night, you're in the wrong fight and it's time to leave before worrying about lens fouling... A simple wipe from the cloth during post range cleaning took care of it anyway. Adjustments are simple and easy. Takes 10, maybe 15rnds at the range to sight in. Even less done off a bench. Spare screws and rail adapters included with each. If you're trying to mount to an M-LOK, get a rail piece people. Don't complain that it doesn't fit when you should know better. Easily the best laser-light combo I've tried. If you have a full sized rifle or an AR-Pistol/SBR, I'd go with the Baldr Pro. But these little guys are perfect for any pistol with a rail." — George Beau
Reassuring review: "The ideal companion for a compact handgun with rails. Lightweight, rechargeable, easy to reach switches and adaptable, it installed perfectly on my P229. The green laser is brilliant and easy to see out to beyond 25 yards, the LED is bright enough to dazzle and has a full 600 lumen continuous runtime of 1 minute, stepping down to 100 lumens after 2 minutes - plenty of time for its purpose (you hopefully don't use your gun light to light your way - this light is for stunning and target ID, seconds and then off). There is a handy switch to change modes - laser, laser + light, and light, readily available within fingertip reach. The flip-lock quick removal is an added bonus and a great feature for switching holsters. For those reporting a zero shift, they likely need to check their rail mount - it comes with Glock (GL) rail mount pre-installed, which is narrower than the included standard 1913/picatinny mount. This will allow some front-to-back play during recoil in a standard rail (which includes some Glocks) causing a POA shift, although it will actually install in the picatinny slots . Overall a nicely engineered, well made, reasonably priced package that does exactly what it was designed for - enhancing your combat ability with a short-barreled handgun in the dark or in dim light, perhaps saving your life." — Nick Crowe
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7. OLIGHT Baldr Pro - 1350-Lumen Tactical Light with Green Light and White LED
Top-rated: 4,196 ratings
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Highlight: Green beam for accurate targeting day and night.
Helpful review: "I build my AR's from start to finish and select each part based on quality. I spend a lot of time reading reviews and researching products and brands before a purchase. I have a few weapon mounted lights on various firearms, and I've always wanted to try this one by Olight. I ordered 2 of them. To say the least, I am IMPRESSED. This light will go on a rifle or pistol and I have it on two AR's. Buy it and thank me later." — Nikki Weaver
Trending review: "Bought to use on my Glock as well as my AR. fits nicely on the bottom of the Compact Glock as well as the Standard size frame. Although, the on/off is farther away from your fingers on the standard size. Which is normal but I’m noting it anyway. I especially like the ability to choose light only/laser only/both. Lastly, this thing is BRIGHT AS HECK!! It has a high and a low mode (double tap power when powering on) and it has a strobe mode but you have to press both power buttons at the same time which means you can’t turn strobe mode on without two hands or letting go of your gun to utilize two fingers. I can’t speak to battery life yet as I’m still on the original one but I went ahead and bought a pack of Surfire ones from amazon for a good price to keep in my bag. Would but again. For sure." — Aaron Schafer
Reassuring review: "It goes right on and off picatinny rails on rifles easy. the quick release lever allows it to be swapped to a pistol (only certain pistols with the right rails) quickly if you need to. Very secure (no movement on a rail) and the laser is easy to adjust to zero with a sight. The light is strong enough that it can light up a runway if the lights are out. There is a switch on the back of the laser for toggling between laser and light. There is a pad on either side to turn them on , one click to stay on, and a strobe. The laser is also great for cats and children under ~6ish to chase around. Just don't point it anyone's eyes. The laser is very strong." — Jake Booth
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8. Feyachi LF-58 - 200-Lumen Green Laser Weapon Light Combo
Top-rated: 3,851 ratings | 503 answered questions
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Highlight: 3 different target acquisition modes.
Helpful review: "First off the LF-38 was tested on multiple Glocks, an AR-15, and Millienium 2. It had zero issues mounting but I would recommend using a dab of locktite on the mounting post as it does back out sometimes on some rails. That would happen after multiple live fire shots. The item was easy to use and figure out although my item arrived with no directions. Laser dot stayed true once set and was easily set with in a few live rounds to match iron sights to live hit. Would this be good for a "tactical" role? No. But for the price point and value this would be a great home defense item to have on your pistol, shotgun, rifle to confirm your target in low light. I would like to see a next generation of this item have more lumens than the current 200." — NCP Reviews
Trending review: "I'm using this product on a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0, and it has by far exceeded my expectations. If I had anything to complain about, it would simply be that the flashlight is TOO bright (quite a bit so actually). I have an Olight Warrior Pro X (which is a $150 flashlight), and the beam intensity and throw match every bit of that, if not beating it. I wish there was a way to adjust it so you could more match your needs in a given situation because with how it's set up now, you can throw any ideas of stealth right out the window if you want to use the flashlight lol. But I don't want to complain too much because I'd prefer having it work too good than the opposite. The laser works equally as well, and at night I have no issues hitting 300+ yards. Accuracy is good enough that when I put this on a little 12g CO2 pellet gun, I was able to shoot the cherry off a cigarette first shot at 10 yards (no exaggeration). Trying to use the flashlight at the same time as the laser can be a little difficult as the flashlight is so bright, it tends to just about swallow the output from the laser (that should give an idea of just how bright this flashlight is lol). The switch itself can feel a bit crowded (especially if you're using this with a handgun), but not so bad that it makes it hard to flip on and off. Other than those thoughts, the item comes very well packaged, with great instructions that walk you through what's a very easy installation. They even send you two additional batteries in the package, which I certainly wasn't expecting on a product already priced so competetively. Overall, just a really good product at an even better price." — Cody Bur
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9. OLIGHT Odin Mini - 1250-Lumen Rechargeable Mlok Mount Weaponlight
Top-rated: 3,132 ratings | 125 answered questions
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Highlight: Removable Mlok mount features an innovative slide rail and mechanical lock for secure operation.
Helpful review: "I'm a thrifty penny pinching cheapskate when it comes to most things I buy for myself. The only acceptions being car parts, firearms, and the things I mount to them. I decided however to build out my young son his very own AR, and for reasons decided to go with lower to midrange parts and accessories. I typically buy white lights that are 3-5 times the price of this Olight Odin.... I'm now regretting all the "higher end" lights I've purchased in the past. So far it has been very impressive. I'm especially fond of how you can remove the light and it's switch without removing the mounts, which properly installed are quite solid. The fact that you can go from a switch, to a push button just by removing the magnetized tail cap, and not have to wear out threads switching it out is a great idea. I also like that it has a quick detach charger, and that it charges at all. Lumen output is pretty good too. It's only been in use long enough to put an initial 1,000 rds (all in one day with very little pause) through the rifle it's mounted on, but so far so good. My only complaint is that the paint on the housing is a bit glossy out of the box... but let's face it, that's a 1st world problem. One that can easily be solved with a rattle can." — Greg Haughton
Trending review: "I bought 7 light systems from different manufacturers of various price points and this is the winner. Price was important, but I wanted the best for something as important as my optics. The Oden mini was in the middle for price, so it felt like a fantastic value. Do you can just feel the quality. You know that feel when you’re handling something made well? So, anyway, I just thought I'd post this to help save people the time and hassle of everything I had gone through. Excellent mount included. System is perfectly sized (not too big or too small). Great ergonomics. Amazing Brightness. And it just looks awesome on my AR." — Henry Fuller
Reassuring review: "Picked this up for my AR. It is well made and the tape switch mounts up solid to a pic rail. I am very happy with the purchase. The Mlok light mount is strong and sturdy. It is Scout compatible. If I could complain about anything it would be the light color temp is a bit warmer than I like (more yellow). I you can replace batteries in the light but have to use propriety olight cells. It gets warmer than other lights but this light is most likely not to be left on nonstop to it to get hot." — Erik SIngletary
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10. OLIGHT Odin - 2000-Lumen Rechargeable Light with Remote Pressure Switch
Top-rated: 3,038 ratings
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Highlight: Designed specifically for PICATINNY mounts.
Helpful review: "If you head over to the AR forums, Reddit threads, and IG comments, and ask the "experts" their opinion on the Odin, and on Olight in general, you will get laughed right out of the chat by brand snobs, and the holier than thou internet gate keepers that will tell you these lights are "chinese garbage", and then proceed to tell you you should make better choices, and not be "poor"... True?!? Hardly. These lights stand toe to toe with, and in some cases, outperform most of the "name brand" USA made lights on the market. And..unlike the revered S-fire brand, they come with a complimentary tape switch, included in the price of the unit, at no additional charge. When these lights debuted, I bought three of these units, straight from Olight, on a flash sale for the price of one of the decked out "good brands" because I needed light, and at the time, every major city in the country was on fire, and who knew what was going to happen going forward. Fact is, these lights are legit, and the only lights that can even get close to its performance cost two and a half times as much. Rugged? Yes, they are, and there have been plenty of torture test showing these lights stand up to abuse. Bottom line? These lights are made in China, and that sucks, but they are tough, they work, and they are an excellent alternative for people on a budget that want to put a REAL light on their stick, and still want to be able to buy groceries later. You won't get bragging rights on the internet, but you can't please the tactical toddlers anyway. They're probably just jealous because my Chinese light is brighter than there's. Hang in there, tots, maybe Olight will have another flash sale. 😉" — Tony Lawrence
Trending review: "My first ever Olight product which I bought to mount on a 10.5" AR build and couldn't be happier with the product and the value. Even the packaging was well thought out, compact and not wasteful. I save all my boxes because I have OCD but even if I didn't I'd probably repurpose the box because it's that nice haha. The light itself is extremely well designed and feels like you could hammer nails with it. The light on/off switch comes encased in a rubber sleeve (?) which snaps onto a picatinny rail. It came with a few very tiny zip ties for switch cable management. The light comes with a picatinny mount that has hex screws to tighten for mounting but the mount has an easy button push to release the light. The mount also includes two slots to slide the light into so you can change light position without moving the mount itself. To charge the light you easily pop it off the mount, the on/off switch cable is held to the light with a magnet and slide ring lock. The charging cable is USB powered and it snaps onto the light with a magnet, easy breezy. And the light itself is super bright! I'm very happy with this purchase and won't hesitate to buy another Olight product!" — Kyle Duren
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