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  • #31
    NorCal916
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Jun 2010
    • 544

    Originally posted by j1133s
    I used a Glock light for several night shoots and it worked well. At $80 w/ 2 sets of batteries and free holster, it was the cheapest light when I was shopping.
    Was this purchased from Glock direct?
    I'm ready for this craziness to be over...

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    • #32
      j1133s
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2007
      • 1343

      Originally posted by NorCal916
      Was this purchased from Glock direct?
      I bought it when I was in TX from GT Distributors (a police supply store) a few years back. They were having some kind of Glock event and were giving away the holster w/ purchase and batteries were for the taking (free). I didn't take any batteries (but the light came w/ 2 sets); if I knew how quickly these lights drain batteries, I would have taken some.

      The Glock light isn't as bright as some others, but I liked its price and compactness. At night, it seems to work as well as any other tac light; I took it to a few night IDPA matches.

      It doesn't work w/ Sig P229R as there is not enough room on the rail to clip it on, but I solved that by cutting (rounding) some plastic on the back of the light.

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      • #33
        fifthward
        Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 254

        Originally posted by scootle
        part of the problem with weapon-mounted lights is that anything you put the light on will be covered by your business-end of the firearm... which is not a good idea if you are in a situation where you are needing light to navigate or search. (reference gun safety rule #2)
        There is enough ambient, reflective light coming off these weapon mounted lights, that you can have your weapon pointed downward, and still light up what you want to see.

        "No I'm not crazy...And neither am I ! Next question!"

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        • #34
          NorCal916
          CGN/CGSSA Contributor
          CGN Contributor
          • Jun 2010
          • 544

          Originally posted by j1133s
          I bought it when I was in TX from GT Distributors (a police supply store) a few years back. They were having some kind of Glock event and were giving away the holster w/ purchase and batteries were for the taking (free). I didn't take any batteries (but the light came w/ 2 sets); if I knew how quickly these lights drain batteries, I would have taken some.

          The Glock light isn't as bright as some others, but I liked its price and compactness. At night, it seems to work as well as any other tac light; I took it to a few night IDPA matches.

          It doesn't work w/ Sig P229R as there is not enough room on the rail to clip it on, but I solved that by cutting (rounding) some plastic on the back of the light.
          Thats cool, I have been looking for a good deal on the glock light, I hadn't heard about any free holster deals. Nice Find.. I'm buying a G30 soon and am just a little worried about over hang.. I Need to go checki it out in person I think
          I'm ready for this craziness to be over...

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          • #35
            BLC
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2008
            • 1340

            Curious about the TLR-1 on a Glock 30 too, looks like it will fit nicely on my XD Service.
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