Streamlight TLR7 Sub ($136 MSRP / 500 Lumens / 5K Candela)
Don’t let its lumen and candela figure fool you. View in Marketplace > Once updated from the original TLR7, the “A” revision brought all the features needed to make this the perfect compact-sized weapon light. Streamlight TLR7A ($132 MSRP / 500 Lumens / 5K Candela) Non-adjustable switch length/functionality.Strobe mode that cannot be disabled (but CAN be accidentally activated).It is ambidextrous, but functionality is reversed if you’re a left-handed shooter. Constant on is achieved by rocking up on the left side, where it will detent into place. Example, if you press down on the left side, the spring-loaded switch will return to “off” once you release it. It uses similar rocker-style switch to the X300U and the P元50, but varies in functionality. Overall, it is slightly shorter than the X300U, but runs on the same 2xcr123 fuel source. Its performance on paper is almost identical to the current version of the X300U, at half the price.
View in Marketplace > This light a great budget alternative to the X300U if you are wanting a full-sized “duty” light. Streamlight TLR1-HL ($156 MSRP / 1000 Lumens / 16.5K Candela) However, the turbo is rumored to be priced in the $370 range. However, the X300 turbo will compete with the Modlite option. For its nearly identical size, the output is significantly lower than the P元50.Highest dollar-to-lumen output of all the lights on this list.Aftermarket support for switch modifications.Mounting system that is nearly universal to any picatinny style rail.Decades of proven durability and reliability.Full-sized duty light with massive holster support.Simply push in the switch on either side for momentary or flip up or down for constant-on activation. Activation of the X300 is done by the ambidextrous switches at the rear of the light. The emitter generates a “middle of the road” color temperature with a blend of throw and spill that is ideal for close to mid-range target identification. Featuring a high-performance LED that generates 1,000 lumens of stunning white light focused by a Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens. View in Marketplace > The long-time reigning champion of the full-sized “duty grade” lights, the powerful Surefire X300 Ultra is virtually indestructible. Soak up our pro/con lists on each light below, as we compare their stats and our overall impressions.
The X1:Beacon supports these options and others, but for simplicity sake, if you are purchasing a new light in 2022 we would recommend you to consider one of these five main lights (below). Below is a list of lights we think would be worthwhile considering. We thought this would be helpful to highlight as you shop for your own light setup. The X1: Beacon supports several lights, and each light offers its own pros and cons. It comes standard with an attached Modwing on the front, and built-in concealment wedge on the back to maximize comfort and reduce printing, even with a full-sized “duty” light.
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The X1: Beacon comes with a standard plastic clip by default but can be upgraded to tuckable soft loops or Discreet Carry Concepts Mod 4 clips. We believe so much in the importance of a light on a handgun for everyday carry, that we developed our X1: Beacon– the light-bearing offering of our minimalist holster lineup. Products like night sights and red dots only allow you to aim in darkness, but they don’t give you any type of information about the target you are attempting to identify–no visual, no target. So, some of you are probably still asking “why would a light on a handgun be of any real use to me?” Simply, you can only shoot, what you can see. Here at TXC Holsters, we are strong believers in the use of pistol-mounted lights on defensive handguns, and fortunately we live in a technological time that provides options for pistol-mounted lights that generations before could not conceive of. Gone are the days of when people bought into the false tactics of a light being a liability to use is a defensive situation.
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