Streamlight TLR-6 C4 LED Weapon Light
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Dynamite Shikoku's Review of Streamlight TLR-6 C4 LED Weapon Light
Bought this for my custom Glock 17 when on sale during black friday/cyber monday. This combo has the simple features you'd want out of this system such as Light on/Laser on/Light and Laser ON that you would want out out of the box. Went to the range, dialed it in at about 50 feet and got a solid 2" grouping. Because of the way it was designed to be installed onto the Glock frame, it makes it extremely stable and reliable so long as you don't have a wobbly barrel and slide.
To install you remove the 3 screws, unhook the battery cover, and open up the clamshell housing. Then fit it over the rail AND the trigger guard and reinstall the 3 screws. Drop in your 2 batteries and snap the battery door closed.
It looked odd on my compensated G17 but I'd be damned if this product didn't do with what was advertised. I am very impressed with this light/laser combo. This would look way better on a sub-compact and compact frame like the 26 and 19.
The one downside to this is, in my opinion, the weakest factor (you may not consider it, but I do) are the buttons. The buttons are membrane buttons and I just dont like the way they feel. I have no doubt that the membrane buttons are reliable, it's just that it feels, cheapish.
I've since replaced this light/laser combo with a Olight PL-2RL BALDR mainly for the aesthetic looks and same features with the ability to blind people with 1200 lumens; it unfortunately weighs ALOT more than the TLR-6. But if I had a Glock sub-compact frame like the 26 or even a compact frame like the 19, you're god damned right this is the light/laser combo that will be on them; in fact if I get a Glock sub-compact or compact frame in the future this is the product I am bee lining for and installing since I already own it but if I didn't: ADD TO CART-PROCEED TO CHECKOUT.
To install you remove the 3 screws, unhook the battery cover, and open up the clamshell housing. Then fit it over the rail AND the trigger guard and reinstall the 3 screws. Drop in your 2 batteries and snap the battery door closed.
It looked odd on my compensated G17 but I'd be damned if this product didn't do with what was advertised. I am very impressed with this light/laser combo. This would look way better on a sub-compact and compact frame like the 26 and 19.
The one downside to this is, in my opinion, the weakest factor (you may not consider it, but I do) are the buttons. The buttons are membrane buttons and I just dont like the way they feel. I have no doubt that the membrane buttons are reliable, it's just that it feels, cheapish.
I've since replaced this light/laser combo with a Olight PL-2RL BALDR mainly for the aesthetic looks and same features with the ability to blind people with 1200 lumens; it unfortunately weighs ALOT more than the TLR-6. But if I had a Glock sub-compact frame like the 26 or even a compact frame like the 19, you're god damned right this is the light/laser combo that will be on them; in fact if I get a Glock sub-compact or compact frame in the future this is the product I am bee lining for and installing since I already own it but if I didn't: ADD TO CART-PROCEED TO CHECKOUT.
Pros:
- Price
- features
- light
- reliable
- laser
Cons:
- button
- looks odd on a fullsize frame
- Membrane Button
Best Used for:
- Home Defense
- Tactical
- security
- Training
Would Recommend:
Yes
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