Holosun P.ID weapon light real world comparison vs Streamlight TLR7, TLR1HL, HLX, & Olight PL-2

[@PeterPing]

0:34 Streamlight TLR-7 1:08 Streamlight TLR-1 HL 1:27 Olight PL-2 1:59 Streamlight HLX 2:18 Holosun P.ID

[@tibora13]

thanks for cutting thru the BS🤝🏿

[@MikeMo900]

The P.ID does what it says. I just bought the base model coupled with the new EPS 6 moa red dot for my dagger.

Thank you. You answered my exact questions.

[@WettDoggTV]

Ill take the Holosun PID over the TLR or the surefire x300.. Not only is it cheaper its brighter, and thats what i want.. if someone enters my house at night, i need 2 things.. 1. Quickly identify if its someone i know or not 2. Blind or hinder the assailants vision temporarily The Holosun PID does that and its only $99 on Amazon.. Those other 2 are fine lights and are also effective.. But they are overpriced and not better.. For everyone saying "but Holosun isn't American made", well neither is that phone u are watching this video from, neither are your televisions and most of your household appliances, and neither are those atrocious Trump shoes u paid $500 for Jethro 😂😂😂😂

[@BKamin14]

Thank you!

[@MaloryAlexander-jw4bo]

My recommendations, are let it sit for 5 mins. Then put about 50 rounds through it. Some cheap air soft brands brake down in less than 50 rounds. I have a nightstick 800 lumens. On glock 17. Works grate. CTR Lazer broke in my get it hot first, test. It should always be 1/2 to one inch past muzzle. So it won't go dim after 25 shots. As you will see with the wrong size light. Or cheap junk that looks cool.

[@palumbo78]

So would you recommend the thlr 1000 or the new Holosun? I’m not sure if I want some rechargeable batteries. I wish is was compatible with both! Great video

[@evnrayash]

i like the TLR switches better

[@WettDoggTV]

​@@evnrayashI don't see how.. flipping switches vs pressing a button?

[@n55Rob]

@@WettDoggTVit really depends on how your grip/technique is on holding the firearm and how or what light you’ve trained with along with what switches they used on their preferred light….in my opinion if you don’t understand that you shouldn’t be around firearms lmfaooo

[@WettDoggTV]

@@n55Rob you must hold your gun like 70 year old woman 😂

[@n55Rob]

@@WettDoggTV I have a Glock style of grip when I hold my 2011s lol gotten hammer bite a few times

[@dsdahustla]

Is this the PI.D HC or regular PI.D?

[@evnrayash]

Regular

[@ThisShiiRightHere]

@@evnrayashyou sure? That hot spot is super bright and the lumen..al? Space doesn’t look super bright. Either way, i think its the better option personally.

[@WettDoggTV]

​@@ThisShiiRightHerethe PID is 1000 lumens, the PID HC is only 800

[@ThisShiiRightHere]

@@WettDoggTV right, bright spot with lower lumens is what I said in my opinion? That's why I asked if he was sure it was the regular and not what I was suggesting at being the HC. I've gotten the regular since this and yea, it's pretty damn high candela lol

[@WettDoggTV]

@ThisShiiRightHere in my opinion, when u consider the price, it's the best light on the market value wise.. I can't see paying $350 for a surefire when the PID is only $99.. im really happy with mine.. the other night I heard something outside and I grabbed my pistol and looked outside, I was pretty surprised at how it lit up my yard.. And when I first got it, I accidentally shined myself in the eyes 🤦‍♂️ I saw spots for 20 minutes.. That in itself is a good personal defense weapon.. I highly recommend the PID