Reviews - Streamlight Super Tac C4 LED 135 Lumens Flashlight w/ Vertical Grip & Low Profile Mount 88706 Reviews - SQ-FL-SuperTac-88706

Author: firsttothefight from Naples, FL on Apr 2, 2013
Would recommend:  yes

firsttothefight wrote:

Light sang grip are very easy to setup. In action, the light works very well, is bright, and batteries are easy to change on the spot. Works just as good as the $300 lights (maybe not as bright).

Author: maturner05 from houston texas on Nov 26, 2012
Pros:  Ergonomic and VERY bright
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

maturner05 wrote:

I bought this light to take duck hunting. It will light up the night! Gave us great light to set out decoys and find our way down the dark wooded trail. My only regret is that i didnt buy it sooner!

Author: bear (verified customer) from Aledo TX on Jul 22, 2012
Pros:  level of illumination, runtime, size
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

bear wrote:

Great small flashlight. Had been carrying a Streamlight rechargable, but it just didn't reach out as well as this light. And I like the strobe effect, though I hope I never have to use it.

Author: dpholland (verified customer) from League City, TX on Apr 30, 2012
Pros:  Light, Bright!, tough...
Cons:  Wish could replace heads with standard C4 LED
Would recommend:  yes

dpholland wrote:

This is the second Super Tac 850 NM infrared LED light I have purchased. When coupled with a Yukon Gen 1 NV scope it is AMAZING how much IR light this thing puts out. On my "night hunter" AR-15 I can easily shoot for groups at 100 yards, even on the darkest of nights. A great item to have to boost any Gen 1 NV setup. The only reason I dinged it 1 star on "useability" is because it would be double awesome if you could switch out the head assembly with an ambient light C4 LED head for use as a regular flashlight... Replacement heads are not available, however.

Author: bettyblu12 (verified customer) , Military/Law Enforcement experience., from San Francisco, CA on Aug 3, 2011
Pros:  Keeps a tight beam for a long distance.
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

bettyblu12 wrote:

This is by far the brightest light of this size and price that I have yet to come across. This is now the second one I own. Great price and great product.

Author: jackgunn (verified customer) , retired farmer,sportsman,trap shooter and hunter, from ft. fairfield me on Nov 2, 2010
Pros:  A great light for the money
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

jackgunn wrote:

I mounted the light on a m1a1 socom 2 and at 100 yds put 5 rounds in a 6" circle. I should be able to get thou's pesky coyotes when the season starts dec 15th. I also have the tlr-1 and the tlr-2 on my hand guns.

Author: Bruce Smith (verified customer) , 21 yr. police officer. Love to hunt and fish., from Pryor, Okla. on Oct 28, 2010
Pros:  Very bright long range spot
Cons:  None I can find
Would recommend:  yes

Bruce Smith wrote:

Maybe the best of the Streamlight series yet. Very light easy to carry and will light up a man size target several hundred yards. Just got it in today and it will replace my sl-20 Streamlight. Will have to have another.

Author: LE (verified customer) from Corpus Christi, Texas on Oct 9, 2010
Pros:  Strong, Lightweight, Extremely bright. Gun mountable
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

LE wrote:

The Streamlight Super Tac C4 LED is an excellent product. I've mounted it to a Mossberg 12 gauge and used the combo in the field to take several raccoons after sundown. The Super Tac has held up to the pounding of birdshot, No. 4 buckshot and No. 0 buckshot. With the Super Tac I can clearly see out to one hundred yards and beyond on moonless nights. I like that I don't have to worry about accidental light discharge due to the Super Tacs "twist for safe/off" tailcap. I would recommend the Super Tac C4 LED to anyone in need of a strong, lightweight, gun mountable, long beam throwing light.

Author: Boo Boo from Texas on Jul 21, 2009
Pros:  long range
Cons:  holster hard to button and unbutton
Would recommend:  yes

Boo Boo wrote:

Shines out to 2 hundred yards no problem.