Feyachi HL-20 Pistol Light 1500 Lumen Upgrade LED Weapon Light Compact Rail Mounted Handgun Tactical Flashlight Rail Locating Keys for Picatinny, Black

I recently purchased this light and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The brightness of this light is outstanding, illuminating everything in its path with ease. Additionally, the build quality exceeded my expectations, providing a durable and reliable light source that feels robust and well-constructed. It almost seamlessly integrated into my kydex holster, originally designed for a Streamlight. With just a slight modification, involving a minor reheating and reshaping process, it fit perfectly. This was a pleasant surprise, considering the adaptability of the product.Initially, I was hesitant to opt for a less expensive alternative, especially after allocating the majority of my monthly gun budget to a new red dot sight. However, this light proved to be a fantastic investment. Despite its affordability, it does not compromise on quality or functionality. I’m truly satisfied with this purchase and happy to report that it has met all my lighting needs without breaking the bank. For anyone on the fence about buying a budget-friendly light, I highly recommend giving this one a try. You won’t be disappointed.

I didn't know what to expect from this but it is ready to use and very bright. The battery use is good and i haven't had to change them in months. I train and use the light often but not for very long sessions This is kinda big so it should be on at least a duty sized pistol. I like the design and function it just doesn't work on all pistols because of it's size.

Received this product and I immediately installed it on my P80 since it was close. The fit was spot on and the light protruded only about a half an inch past the muzzle. I then decided to change locations and added it to my VP40. Installation and removal is a breeze and it works as designed. The on/off/momentary switch is easily accessible in front of the trigger guard. It seems the design ideas are similar to the TLR1. Mine came with 4 CR123A lithium batteries that have to be removed from the rear of the light to be charged. Enough for 2 in the light and 2 on the charger. Brightness of the light is ok, it wouldn't be blinding unless you were lit up after being in the dark.

Sort of a TLR-1 HL lookalike. Bright clean beam and 4 included batteries is nice. The switch takes a little more effort to move than the TLR-1 and it's a real defined switch. Otherwise the lens and reflector looks the same and it just doesn't have a strobe feature, but it throws a brighter more solid beam than the streamlight and has more of a cool white color. Build quality seems pretty good. For the price it's a great deal.

29 dollars give it a try. WOW, is all I can say. 1000 lumens is just right. Momentary on / off toggle on right. Always on/off toggle on the left. Quality is just as good as anything in comparison in the 100+ Dollar range…

Very happy with this light. I put this on my duty weapon, and it was just as good as a surefire but less than the price. Easy to install and going on 2 months with it and the battery is still rocking along. Very very bright. Design is easy and is easy to turn on. Not heavy at all.

I purchased this $32 weapon light to mount on a H&R Snake Tamer shotgun. I was surprised at its quality and brightness. Will be buying more of these.

Gets the job done. No point in spending the extra money on a surefire or streamlight option. At the end of the day it’s a light. Adds a nice weight to the front of the firearm that counteracts recoil. 10/10