Neither one of them yet has a pressure switch option or dedicated weapon mount as far as I know. They make great hand held tac-lights. Also the TK10 is larger, heavier, and higher output. It has a larger reflector and takes two 123 size batteries to the NDI's 1AA size. They really fill different niches with the TK10 in the same realm as a 6P Surefire or Gladius and the NDI filling the area where Fenix lights now seem to dominate.
Sorry, no experience with those, doing a quick search though, here's a TLR-1 review
Those things are sweet, but do a search for the MAG85 conversion if you really want to have fun. Jam a custom high output 9AA battery pack in a 3D maglite with a metal reflector, glass lens, and a Welch Allyn 1185 medical devices bi-pin halogen bulb. 1200 lumens
That makes a great car light. Mine lasts about 40 minutes. Brighter than a surefire M6 millennium. No joke.
Sorry, no experience with those, doing a quick search though, here's a TLR-1 review
Those things are sweet, but do a search for the MAG85 conversion if you really want to have fun. Jam a custom high output 9AA battery pack in a 3D maglite with a metal reflector, glass lens, and a Welch Allyn 1185 medical devices bi-pin halogen bulb. 1200 lumens
That makes a great car light. Mine lasts about 40 minutes. Brighter than a surefire M6 millennium. No joke.



. If you're just looking for a top notch tac-light with the latest tech NOW, the TK10 seems a great light and it is what I would buy to fit that category.
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