CRONHAWK Pistol Flashlight Rechargeable 700 Lumen Rail Mounted Tactical Flashlight Compact Weapon Light for Gun Light fits Picatinny

Shockingly high quality for the price, all metal build with nice feeling rubber button toggle, extremely bright with constant and strobe mode, and fits the rail on my M9 perfectly. Comes with a charging cable and even a screwdriver in case you need one. Only charged it once so far but haven't noticed any leakage drain on the battery. Overall really pleasantly surprised with how well made this is.

Good for the money. Decently bright not super bright though. Would recommend. Very easy to use and attach. Attached to a tube mounted pic rail for home defense.

When I bought this light I was expecting it to be super cheap and planned to just throw it on my airsoft rifle as decor, but this light is anything but that! The light has a metal construction with amazing quality. It gives the light a fair bit of weight to it, although the added sturdiness of it makes it good for anyone who plans to use it. The button on it is very easy to use, and the light is so bright I was amazed! The light functions very well, as it didn't give me any issues of the button not working or anything that would be problematic. One of the best features, in my option, is the rechargeability of the light. All you have to do is plug in the light, in which the light will flash red with a little light when it gets close to dead, and it charges fairly fast as well. Overall, this light is fantastic and I would suggest it to anyone who is making an airsoft build!

Great Item fits and looks great…

Was shopping around for a decent light for my AR 12g, this one fits the area and utility perfectly that I was trying to achieve. The light itself is pretty bright, and i really like the fact it has 2 buttons to turn it on and off one on each side. I gotta say I only gave it 4 stars because at first the screw used to tighten the bracket on the rail looked flimsy compared to other mounting screws on other rail accessories but after securing it in place I feel pretty confident it's good to go but i havent had the chance to shoot with it mounted. I'm happy with it overall, especially for the value for the money, I really like that it's rechargable.

Pulling out of the box and turning it on for the first time.. I didn't think I was going to be very impressed. The 700 lumen seem like a far stretch. I compared it to my 10-year-old 150 lumen Serfas bicycle light (on the right) and it didn't seem much better. Then it got dark (30yrds to stump). This little light is super lightweight (3oz) and illuminated quite well. It'll be perfect for my night pesting duties. It mounted easy and feels solid enough, the buttons work very easy and well, modes change easy, charges easy. Seems like a good value so far. Wish the focal point had some adjustment, but I can live with it. UPDATE after every night for 10 days: With the spacing of the holes it would be nice if it came with two screws. The light can rock a little bit. Doesn't fall off or anything and still seems to be a good value. It doesn't last 90min before the recharge light comes on. Maybe that stat is for the strobe mode. Maybe 45 mins.

Wasn't expecting much, but this product far exceeded expectations for a product 2x the price. The pic rail mount is quite sturdy, and I only need it to survive on small caliber rifles and small gauge shotguns like 410s. The brightness and spot vs spill is very nice for what I want, in other words, the center spot is quite hot, and concentrates nicely most of the light output, with much less bright, but still useful light spilling all around the center spot. The product comes with a cool coin and a very nice little mini flat blade screwdriver as two ways to tighten the light onto a rail. Also included is a nice cloth bag for the light, usb micro cable (for charging), and instructions. Charging seemed OK, nothing untoward. LED shows whether it's in charging or full state (red to green). Two on buttons let you turn light on from either side of rear of light. Could be easier to turn on with bigger buttons, but it's fine as is tbh. I can't tell much about batt life or true durability yet.

Obviously your buying a 25$ flashlight it’s not the brightest most rugged military proven tech. And the claims they wrote are a bit too optimistic. I tested the light it was about 300 lumen output. It starts off bright around 350 then drops to about 250 in 1-2 min. If you turn it off and turn it back on it gets bright again. Total run time is 1 hour to the mark. You can get another 5-10 min after that but it’s very dim. Build quality is exceptional. Decent weatherproof. And not to mention just few years ago a 200-300$ sure fire or brand name light was 200 lumen with 30-40 min run time. So considering all that specially for the price it’s perfect. I would not consider any other light under 100$ from other cheap manufacturers to be any better. Buy this then save your money to buy “the brand name” one if you want it. Beam is also pretty focused lense was super clean. Led placement inside was dead center. Rubber usb cover is tight won’t come out by itself. Really makes you think if this quality is possible for 25$ what more do you really even get with the brand name ones? The machining and anodizing alone is a 200$ Job if it was done in the US as a production quote.

Tried to buy it 3 times. Each time order was canceled by the seller with no explanation or attempts to get me the item. Can only assume its a scam for clicks or gathering information. Looks like a good item I wish I could actually get one.