AR weapon lights post em !!! lets see yours

[mdib870]

I'm trying to figure out how i want to mount a light on my carbine help me out lets see your lights

list what you have for your setup ....what type of LIGHT and MOUNTING hardware
give calguners an idea of what ur running!!!!

[knguye11]

[mdib870]

nice keep them coming

[ChaneRZ]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=561890

[mif_slim]

Lights mounted in the center:

[mdib870]

tacticool daisy

[motorwerks]

I have an X300, 2 Scouts, and a pair of surefire M951's I'm way to lazy to go take pictures though.

[negolien]

here's mine





I have the pressure switch located between the rails up front on the left side. I use my left pointer finger while holding my forward grip normally with the other digits.

[hossb7]

Surefire Scout light in HSP mount.

[Saber2Golf]

No pic handy, but I have a $30-something LED Streamlight (thanks Amazon!) in a $20 VTac offset mount (from Parallax Tactical since I'm giving credits) on my RRA LAR-9. It's basically Streamlight's version of the Surefire G2, except it's brighter, LED, and costs less. It'd be tough to beat for the money. I also have tried a Primary Arms, a Surefire M900, and an Insight polymer full-sized pistol light of some kind. The pistol light was convenient and lighter, but the extra brightness and battery life of the Streamlight was a worthy trade-off IMO. If I were doing it again I might just go for a Streamlight TLR-1.

[Dhena81]

[Solid Foundation]

Sorry, make it a point to not put up pics of any of my toys with the one exception of my 10/22

BUT, I do like my Streamlight TLR-1. Maybe not tacticool but it is extremely powerful in a small package that won't snag on anything.

[Phireglass]

Surefire 6P bored for an 18650, M3 Head with Nailbender XML Module inside, ~500 lumens, the GITD rings are there cause i just took it off my bike for the pic

IMG_0150 by Phire_Glass, on Flickr

IMG_0151 by Phire_Glass, on Flickr

[Munny$hot]

google ar weapon light pics im sure you'll get more results. One thing to think about is where are you going to mainly use your light. In a house more than 125 lumens is more than enough. Anything more you risk getting blinded if you light up a white painted wall that is too close to you. Also get a light that had a front and rear spring such as a surfire. Leds are excellent choices because of their extended battery life. Common batteries are a plus but for 10 plus years of storage cr123 are hard to beat. Just don't mix brands or new with old ones. Also stay away from most non US made batteries since the QC is substandard...

[JohnnyP]

Can someone explain whether a Streamlight TLR-S1 is a good choice or a bad choice on an
AR?