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  • #16
    Satex
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Feb 2006
    • 3501

    gimmejr: did you have any problems getting the light on the rail?

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    • #17
      Satex
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      CGN Contributor
      • Feb 2006
      • 3501

      I broke down and got one (TLR-1) yesterday. It fits the P229 nicely and at night I went on a tactical mission around the house in total darkness. It is very nice - very bright!

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      • #18
        dwtt
        Calguns Addict
        • Oct 2005
        • 7470

        Originally posted by Satex
        I broke down and got one (TLR-1) yesterday. It fits the P229 nicely and at night I went on a tactical mission around the house in total darkness. It is very nice - very bright!
        I have a TLR-1 on a Walther P99 for use in my home, besides my dresser. It does the job just as well as a Surefire, but without having to pay the extra dollar for the Surefire name. If I was in Afghanistan and sitting in dirt all day long in freezing weather,the Surefire might be a better choice.

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        • #19
          timmyb21
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2007
          • 1814

          Originally posted by dwtt
          I have a TLR-1 on a Walther P99 for use in my home, besides my dresser. It does the job just as well as a Surefire, but without having to pay the extra dollar for the Surefire name. If I was in Afghanistan and sitting in dirt all day long in freezing weather,the Surefire might be a better choice.
          That's where the SSL-1 comes in. Me wantee, as soon as I save enough pennies. Still cheaper than Surefire.
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          • #20
            hossb7
            Veteran Member
            • Jul 2006
            • 3285

            Once I start working steadily again I'm saving up for an x200a/b (don't know yet which one) and the ds-11 like greg has.

            like he said, im willing to pay for quality.
            We in Bangor, Maine now baby.

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            • #21
              gunrun45
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2006
              • 2018

              I love my surefire x200b.
              It slips onto/ off of my GG&G slimline rail adapter form my H&K USP 40c easily. I pack it in my pocket while my H&K rides in a Gould a Goldrich belt holster. You can easily use the light as a hand flashlight (I often do) without scaring the hershey out of everyone (movie theater, unlocking doors at night, changing tires, etc..). I love that flashlight. I pissed and moaned about the price when I bought it, but it has paid off in the end. It does double duty on some of my other carry guns also.

              I've used the Streamlight M6 varient with the laser several times and carried it on duty. It was very handy but complicated to use under stress and fragile. It was NOT water submersable and at the cost, a hard pill to swallow if you ever dunk your pistola with it on.
              Murphy's Law - What can happen will happen at the least opportune moment

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              • #22
                The Professional
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2005
                • 821

                Streamlight TLR-1 is a decent light but go w/ TLR-2 (laser and light).

                I like the Surefires though... In my opinion, it's a bit rugged than the TLRs...

                But...

                Why not go w/ the Insight Technologies M6X???
                Last edited by The Professional; 07-02-2007, 10:07 AM.
                Thanks, Ernie


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                • #23
                  Greg-Dawg
                  Banned
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 7793

                  Do you want a REAL weapon light? Check out my discontinued Surefire W111D military with pressure switch:


                  It's non-LED.


                  Video:

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                  • #24
                    justinLB
                    Member
                    • Jun 2007
                    • 414

                    I have a tlr-1 my pops has a x200 b. The toggle switch on the x200 SUCKS, it is so damn stiff you almost have to take a hand off the gun to toggle it. To momentarly activate it you just push the switch forward instead of toggling up or down but that too takes a LOT of pressure and after pressing it for a minute your thumb is really fatigued. The beam on the x200b is really broad/wide and lights up a whole room while the TRL-1 is a more focused beam.The x200 is a little lighter but both are VERY well made and have lifetime warranties. Both are bright as hell but the tlr-1 burns for two and a half hours the x200 only one and a half. I'd say go TLR-1 cause the toggle switch is very smooth and operator friendly unlike the x200. I got my tlr-1 off ebay for $85.00 shipped
                    We can stand here and take it like the French, or we can do something about it! - Marge Simpson

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                    • #25
                      EricCartmann
                      Banned
                      • Nov 2006
                      • 1009

                      I like the TLR2 (same thing as TLR1 but comes with a laser). At the time they were only $199 shipped from Botac. I like how the switch is easy to use. You have the ability to do light only, laser only, or both light and laser.. and you have the ability for constant on.

                      I liked it so much that I bought 2! One for a handgun (currently on my XD) and one for my AR with the ACOG. The ACOG is very hard to use at CQB at 25 yards or less, so the laser of the TLR2 works perfect for scope mounted weapons.

                      I find SureFire products to be way overated. I bought a M600A Scout light for $300 and it cannot do anything more than the TLR2. But the TLR can do stuff it can't, the TLR has constant on and the TLR has a laser!



                      From left to right top to bottom
                      - Ultra X Infrared laser pointer
                      - some generic $40 light I got from AIM
                      - SureFire M1 Infrared Illuminator
                      - SureFire 6P
                      - Innova something something
                      - SureFire M600A Scout Light
                      - Streamlight TLR2 light/laser
                      - Streamlight TLR2 light/laser

                      Everyone of these lights take 2 CR123 batteries.
                      Last edited by EricCartmann; 07-03-2007, 5:02 PM.

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