Reviews & Ratings for Nightstick Metal Weapon-Mounted Light - Non-Rechargeable, 850 Lumens — 8 reviews — Page 1

Great light. Nicely weighted and well made. Recommended.

Extremely flexible light for most firearms. I have two of this model.

This is my second light of this model. I have one mounted on a S&W M&P 15-22 Pistol and on a Ruger LC 10mm. Compact, but bright.

Haven’t had a chance to really play with it yet, but it looks and feels well built. It’s a little chonky, and will most likely stick out past the muzzle, so maybe not the best for discrete carrying. Probably better for home defense, or if you’ve got more space, and is ridiculously bright. Easy to install. Power switch is easily manipulated. My only complaint is that the switch itself feels a little bit spongy. Not quite as much snap into the off/neutral position as I would like. So far, a great buy for the money.

It’s heavy, well built. The only downside is that the retaining screw keeps loosening it up. One thing I don’t understand is that why weapon light manufacturers keep using the Flat-head coin type of screw. They’re stripped easy, and you hardly can find a coin in the battlefield instead using the philips head screws.

For the money, you can’t beat this light. Would definitely buy another one.

Not bad, especially on sale. 850 lumens is more than sufficient for indoor use and for most realistic outdoor pistol distance egagements. The symmetrically working levers are a really its best feature. At first it seemed crude, but after some thought the idea of a screw securely holding the battery cover down is growing on me. The construction looks good, the only con I can find is the cross bolt mount's flathead slot is a bit shallow and the protruding other end has a sharp edge that that can potentially snag on fabrics. Unfortunately these are the only observations I can provide at this time, the light is still so new to me that I haven't gotten a chance to really put it through any live-fire testing for durability, nor have I acquired a light bearing holster designed for a Streamlight TLR-1 to see if this model is as compatible as advertised. So for now take my 5 stars rating with a grain of salt, if I encounter any issues I'll update this review accordingly.