Reviews - Page 6 - Streamlight TLR-1 C4 LED Rail-Mounted Weapon Flashlight w/ Streamlight Flashlight Replacement 3V CR123 Lithium Batteries - Pack of 2 Reviews - SQ-FL-TLR1-TACT-69110-KIT1

Author: bigc44221988 (verified customer) from ohio on Mar 31, 2012
Pros:  bright. very accessable switch. easy to set up. it stayed on 9mm for 100 rounds, which is all i shot with it on. great light.
Cons:  streamlight is always pricey
Would recommend:  yes

bigc44221988 wrote:

This light is a great addition. Holds secure and ships fast

Author: derzok from Columbus Ohio on Mar 26, 2012
Pros:  Super bright - the strobe is absolutely incredible
Cons:  Switch is awkward (depending on where it's mounted). New battery door is needed for remote switch.
Would recommend:  yes

derzok wrote:

Wonderful light! The switch is a little hard to get to (depending on where it's mounted). I put mine on the top part of my hand guard. My front sight blocks the light a bit, but it's almost entirely unnoticeable when the light is on. It's so bright it practically shines through the front sight. The device is not remote ready - it requires a separate battery door. The light is so bright that even without the strobe, it's hard to be on the down end of it. It's incredibly hard to look at for more than a fraction of a second. All in all, excellent light!

Author: Hectorphotoart , Pro photographer, from Puerto Rico on Mar 14, 2012
Pros:  Very good nice clear bright light
Cons:  no
Would recommend:  yes

Hectorphotoart wrote:

Like it is good for the money very bright clear light recommend it for law inforcment

Author: tsa (verified customer) from denver, co on Mar 13, 2012
Pros:  durable, bright , long battery life
Cons:  fussy strobe function
Would recommend:  yes

tsa wrote:

I have a few of these. They have all been great. One of them has a sticky toggle switch. It causes a little hassle sometimes. Overall, very good gear that is bright and tough.

Author: Steve M. (verified customer) from Knoxville, TN on Mar 12, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

Steve M. wrote:

The quality of this light is very solid. Very sturdy construction and the light is very bright. I like the fact that this cost half of what a surefire costs and is just as good in quality, imo. Very happy!

Author: ooshaa67 (verified customer) , Survivalist, etc, from Scottsdale, AZ on Mar 11, 2012
Pros:  EVERYTHING
Cons:  batteries could last longer
Would recommend:  yes

ooshaa67 wrote:

The light is perfect my only small complaint is the length of time the batteries last, primarily because i carry it in my pants with a quick draw clip so my leg sometimes hits the switch and turns the light on and lets it run without me knowing.

Author: Bones44 (verified customer) , Hello it's me., from Austin, TX on Mar 3, 2012
Pros:  Bright, works great!
Cons:  Strobing only slightly harder to activate, but works fine
Would recommend:  yes

Bones44 wrote:

I used the Streamlight TLR1s with the LaserMax picatinny shotgun adapter for 1" tube also sold by OpticsPlanet. Mounted the light close enough to the forward pump grip to be activated by my left hand easily and negates the need for the dangling wire of a remote switch. Works great, but the strobing activation could be a bit easier. The price was nice too. Overall, a good buy.

Author: Andrew Dummann from Frederick on Mar 2, 2012
Pros:  Bright
Cons:  Does not lock in very tight
Would recommend:  yes

Andrew Dummann wrote:

Light is Bright and looks great.

Author: Flash6129 (verified customer) from Elizabeth, CO on Feb 22, 2012
Pros:  Easy to install. Strobe is awesome. Very bright
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Flash6129 wrote:

Fits perfect on my M&P40. I had some trouble with getting the strobe to work, just double click it like a mouse and it works great. The strobe is debilitating in the dark. The light is very bright.

Author: Nanook 450 (verified customer) from Norman, OK on Feb 19, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

Nanook 450 wrote:

I seem to collect these lights - can't have "too many" and they are always solid, reliable and actually a source of defense in themselves, as they will blind anyone looking directly into the light.