Streamlight 88089 ProTac Rail-Mount HL-X 1000-Lumen Multi-Fuel Weapon Light with Integrated Red Aiming Beam, Remote Switch, Tail Switch, and Clips, Black

Wonderful! One issue is that the laser is at the furthest point away from the barrel which will throw off the point of aim at further distances sooner than if it was closer to the barrel. The fix is to loosen the mounting rings enough so you can rotate the whole light 180 degrees so the laser is as close to the barrel as possible. DO NOT take off the lens and try to rotate it. It WILL NOT end well! The o-rings in there are extremely hard to get back into place/keep in place while reassembling and you will likely have to get a new light. Plus I don’t think you can fix this issue at all going this route. Another issue is that it is supper bright, which can be hard to use in your house for home defense if you’ve been sleeping or your eyes have been adjusted for the dark. I wish they had a lower power version, but for now this is the best light/laser combo that turns both on in one touch that has a pressure pad you can place right where your supporting hand is on a rifle (as far as I know). Since it was the best option I could find and the issues are manageable, I rate it 5 out of 5.

This was purchased as an upgrade to the light on my home defense shotgun. But I think the quality is better than the gun is worth. Moving it over to an AR platform.The brightness is amazing.The operation is flawless.I do wish the remote cord was longer so I can mount the touchpad to the slide forearm on the shotgun. So right now it is a button operation.Another drawback is when using the touchpad you get both the laser and light at the same time as opposed to independent operation of the 2 switches mounted on the end of the light.

Overall it is a good light. A little larger than expected, but it performs very well for it's size.I have it mounted on a Ruger PCC. This probably isn't as severe recoil impulse as a 5.56, but I expect it should do fine on AR and AK platforms. It is from a reputable manufacture. I have had no issues with flickering or flashing during recoil. Other sub $75 lights have failed on my shotguns and rifles, so I spent more on this light to get something I could count on. I recommend you pass on all the cheap Chinese weapon lights if you need them on a gun that you use in life or death encounters.The switch pad didn't stick well to the rifle, so it is good that it came with holes and screws to attach it to the gun stock. I think it is just the plastic material of the stock that is inherently hard to get stuff to stick to.If you are buying this for the laser feature, pass on this product. Buy a separate laser and light. While the laser is plenty bright and the pattern is well formed, getting it set up is not as easy. Sighting in the laser is an exercise in frustration. Vertical adjustments affect horizontal and visa versa. Sometimes a 1/4 turn will move the dot 1" at 25' and other times it will be 3", plus 1" on the other axis. I think it has maintained position since sighting in, but I haven't really checked since I gave up on using the laser. It comes on with the light, but I don't factor it into my aiming. I got a good price on this, so the laser was just a bonus feature, should it work. Other dedicated laser devices are much easier to sight in.If this was a weapon light w/o laser, it would have gotten 5 Stars, but since this is a review of the entire product, the difficult laser sighting in drops one star.

This what I needed for my gun it is very bight and well made product! The laser is an added benefit and works great that I sighted in with my bore scope! I did rotate it so the laser was close to the barrel! The only bad part about this light is the laser comes on when the light comes on and vice versa- not independent of each other. Also the price for this light is very reasonable!

This is honestly one of the best value for money WMl's on the market. It's a little bigger than expected, but it will out shine any others of the same value. The light beam easily reaches 200yds and will light up a 75yd path at that distance. The only thing this light doesnt have is a IR setting.

Streamlight is a solid brand and this light works well on my rifle.

I think I may have obtained a defective product. I have rarely used this light, but the batteries consistently die on me, leaving me with a very low beam. I’ve used eight of the Streamlight Lithium Cells and haven’t really gotten out to any extensive use of the light. Recently I noticed that it appears the LED has burnt out on one side despite the limited use on it, resulting in a blank spot in the center of the beam. The rubber ring in the front seems to be off as well.Once again, I’ve rarely used this flashlight and in just surprised at the signs of stress it’s already showing.When I first got this flashlight it worked really well, and I suspect that mine had a flaw that caused defeatism of the seal and diode a few months in. It used to give a brilliant beam but I first noticed the batteries losing their juice very quickly even when not in use.I’ve heard that I can get the diode replaced as well as the seal. I hope to get a response on this.

Good product for the price, so far anyways. I like that the low setting is reasonable light like a regular flashlight and bright mode is blindingly bright in the night. "multi-fuel" statement i thought was a bit misleading, you have to buy rechargeable battery separately. The remote switch, as others have stated, turns on lazer and light at same time, it is also a little longer than I expected. Overall I think it was worth it.