The TLR-7 Isnt a Duty Light.

[@permianpractical]

I'm puking and crying and thrashing around because he doesn't think my light is good enough for duty use

[@newerest1]

My day is ruined 😭😭

[@MultiSycorax]

I'm literally crying rn 😢😢😢😢😢

[@nwfreefly]

I’m considering suing Aaron for pain and suffering. This kind of verbal violence will not stand. Stand with me in solidarity! 👊🏽

[@why6212]

My disappointment is immeasurable

[@tsafa]

😂😂😂😂😊

[@RimfireAddicted70]

The comparison of lights with different background lighting explains things better than any words can, excellent demonstration. This video really hits the point that all tools are not alike and the fact of you need to know what the numbers mean.

[@randolphcirilo4800]

Wow .. that scenario with headlights behind him or hos beside the car with headlights on really sent this message home! I understand the problem clearly! Very cool job man..

[@justinm.791]

@SageDynamics Fantastic video, thanks for taking the time to include the examples... was truly eye opening. I EDC appendix carry the TLR7 on my G17 and will be looking at the Turbo for my G34 nightstand gun.

[@rev2505]

I would love it if they put the TLR-7 switches on the TLR1 or the X300.

[@BriefingCobra]

Have you tried the ARC enhanced switches by PHLSTER? They work well on my X300U, for me at least.

[@douglasshouganai2516]

I agree. I love the TLR7a controls and have grown to loathe the TLR1 in comparison. I wonder if the TLR9 has the same candela issues

[@musicman1eanda]

THIS! I actually sold my X300 just because my hands were too small to reach the switches well.

[@paulbrower1812]

100% agree tlr 7 has the best switches. I can’t stand the switches on my x300

[@InvidiousIgnoramus]

@@douglasshouganai2516 It's still half the candela of a TLR-1 HL, unfortunately.

[@MeliorStrategic]

The Coast Guard recently selected the TLR-7A for duty use and I immediately came to the same conclusion.

[@crey5561]

For who DSF or the whole fleet?

[@ajsomp]

@@crey5561 fleet use. DSF is still separate

[@crey5561]

@@ajsomp how the hell are they going to get all those crayon eaters to go through a low light course? It was hard enough to get range time as is, I wonder what there plan is.

[@ajsomp]

@@crey5561 my guess is that it won’t be part of the live fire course, and will be somehow encapsulated as a recurring LE task.

[@SmokesKwazukii]

kinda wild. i would expect their specifications to be insane

[@tizben]

My life has no meaning now that sage dynamics has not approved my weapon light 😔. I wish there were more options

[@NavYblu99]

What do you mean more options? If you're carrying an OWB duty weapon you have numerous higher output options.

[@tizben]

@@NavYblu99 flush ccw optiond

[@NavYblu99]

@@tizben Your carry gun isnt a duty gun. It's a carry gun. The video is about TLR7s on duty guns.

[@thesmirkingwolf]

​@tizben that's a carry gun, bro. it's perfectly fine for that. You're not performing traffic stops at 2 in the morning.

[@tizben]

You guys are right

[@Blankford777]

For some reason the clips of Aaron repeatedly taking a phone, gun and knife out of his pockets just cracked me up.

[@feed_defend_evolve]

Your beam comparisons with REAL WORLDish light conditions is HUGE! Nobody else is doing this content 🤙🏽🤙🏽🙏🏽

[@ryanmoore5237]

Tlr7 a isn’t a duty light?!? Now I need something more robust when I go to the office for my 9-5

[@TommyTombstone]

Weird concept: maybe he wasn't talking to you

[@ryanmoore5237]

⁠​⁠@@TommyTombstoneweird concept: maybe it was a joke, considering I have a job that doesn’t require a firearm so it really doesn’t matter if I have a “duty light” or not Another weird concept: who said I was taking to you

[@swampdaddy6425]

​@@ryanmoore5237stranger concept: severe autism can lend itself to jokes being taken seriously, as autists are bionic humans made from microplastics, designed to not understand sarcasm.

[@glassmw9823]

Super helpful for law enforcement! And for specific use cases for us civies, too

[@86keen]

I agree with Aaron. I have a TLR-7sub that is on a Staccato Cs for off duty carry. My duty weapon a Staccato P runs a x300-T

[@MiamiVice.]

That's a expensive duty/off-duty pair. I'm envious.

[@cohesive3482]

No weapon light would have met this criteria 10 years ago. Yet, people used them on duty. 🤷‍♂️

[@chipott3705]

All 1811s in training at FLETC are issued a P320 3.9 inch barrel, with a Romeo 1 Pro TLR-7. That setup becomes their duty/carry weapon system.

[@bustacapp359]

Which agency are you speaking of?

[@Boogitywoogity69]

@@bustacapp359he said 1811 which would be a special agent for any agency. So I’m assuming all of them

[@MellowFellowOfYellow]

@@Boogitywoogity69nah. P320 with Romeo is HSI all day. IRS-CI goes to FLETC but issues Glocks for example

[@bustacapp359]

@@MellowFellowOfYellow ATF as well!

[@RobotPanda15]

Glad you posted this to YT as well 😂 definitely been interesting trying to explain this to dudes who are hard-set on using the TLR-7 for duty carry

[@k9rka489]

I used it during a low light class. From just shooting and holstering, the bezel rotated and deactivated the light. I’m glad I found out in a training environment and not on duty. TLR1HL went back on the G19.

[@sincityguns3460]

Same thing happens to mine after about 50 rounds.

[@LWRoad]

Silhouette and PID, excellent and much needed PSA, thanks for sharing

[@chrits3396]

Thanks for testing the range of this light. I can imagine the positive identification of what's in someone hands can mean life or death for a cop.

[@RandoBox]

Where is the "duty ready" montage??

[@echo_research_and_development]

While I may not disagree with everything you said, let's keep things in perspective. Would more light be better in a number of circumstances? Sure. However, we cannot expect a light to be bright enough to solve all problems either. Sometimes when I experiment clearing indoors, a 1000 lumen light bouncing on things in front of me, or even bouncing off objects I want to see glares too much at times, especially considering that these are types that only has one brightness settings and usually used in situation not calm enough to fiddle wiht brightness settings. I started with an X200, and then switched to X300 soon after it came out. TLR7 has multiple times output compared to those. Sure, X300 Ultra might be twice as bright and even more intense in candela. However, these things tend to keep leap frog. I say there is a fat chance that TLR7 is brighter than about half of X300 models currently on law enforcement officer's guns which those officers purchased many years ago. Not every cops go buy the latest and greatest, and it is not like an old model X300 with not even 200 lumes is better for no other reason that it is a Surefire. But, I don't see anyone urging cops to replace the old X300. Okay, maybe you might. And, it is not always about brightness. I find it not practical to flip down the bad flip up-down switch design of the X300 if I need to shoot one haded with any reasonable degree of ease. While I do appreciate Surefire's reliability and toughness, ergonomic or other area wise, it is a company that is pathetic in terms of innovation. I am not even talking about something mindblowing. Even in simple things like a better switch design, there is very little improvement in anything from them.

[@jakemunoz2946]

I recently had a comment about my duty light on my duty carry which is the TLR7. Your explanation is really good. Thank you.

[@levet1797]

The 7 has a place on my normal work carry gun because it's small and my workplace doesn't let us carry. Any other time the normal pistol comes out with a full size light.

[@MR.G-417]

Agree 100% this is a great light for concealed carry. Most if not all my concealed carry guns have this light. LAPD is issuing this light with the FN 509. Don't think it's a duty light at all.

[@nateb9346]

Or a duty gun

[@Bless3dWithACurse]

It's because the new approved level 3 holster is only compatible with the tlr 7.

[@njw1977]

Any light is better than no light. I dont need something to signal the international space station.

[@jeremyallen1260]

Great backlighting visuals to back up the data! Very useful!

[@ShawnHinck]

It makes zero sense to neuter a light on a duty gun when the things it does well aren’t a limitation on a duty gun….

[@DB.KOOPER]

I run a pair of TLR7s on my 9mm and 10mm carry guns. I have no experience with being "on duty" and I trust your experience on that greatly, but for me using it for CCW and backcountry carry in the dark woods it works _for me_ . I also carry a secondary flashlight that has a lot more horsepower so I have light. Great video man, thanks as always.

[@asphaltannihilator157]

So what you’re saying is you don’t use it for duty and therefore have no opinion on its duty capabilities? Weird comment lol

[@Miso_Hornie]

@@asphaltannihilator157that’s his comment on what works for him and his needs. Don’t be a needless asshole

[@SIUDubFiend]

He’s saying that he has two and they both work just great. He uses them for ccw and back country carrying, but doesn’t think that’s “duty”

[@ElevatedAgenda]

​@@asphaltannihilator157 the irony...

[@faltomjager5823]

And that’s great! I have one that I use for a fun gun, because all of my guns have a light. A home Defense or CCW, the TLR-7 makes perfect sense, as you either have limited ambient light in home, or compactness in a CCW roll

[@mikebrown4433]

Drops a video just to show us what we’re missing. Two thumbs up! 😊😊

[@NavYblu99]

Appreciate the content. Hope you and yours are well.

[@richieb3356]

One of the better tests i've seen on YT.

[@Infidel92x]

I’m a bail agent/fugitive recovery. All I do is hit houses/locations looking for wanted individuals. My hellcat pro is equipped with a TLR7 SUB and a 407k optic paired with night fision optic ready night sights. Works great for me

[@alrbredwall]

Because you are using a small gun. Small guns get small lights. Your setup would not be appropriate for patrol use.

[@ohreally...]

Thank you for making this comparison. It has brought things to my attention, that I never thought of. Respect. *edit to 7:00 ish comment. Civillians could come under situations where the TLR-7 isn't enough for the same reasons. If I do get one, I'll keep it for home use. I carry 4 magazines not for more ammo, but for failures.

[@alfredrobinson184]

Great video. I wanted to get a TLR7A for duty just to have a smaller holster. More comfortable when sitting in a patrol car. Decided against it when I read more about the lock out feature engaging while in the holster. Agencies issuing the light are experiencing this. I’ll stick with the TLR 1 HL and X300.

[@ironchameleon3295]

Do those fit with your small holster?

[@resolute123]

You gave me a lot to think about. Thanks!

[@FitnFire]

*tapes Mag-Lite S6D016 to my Glock 26

[@rickm4295]

TLR-1 seems to work pretty good. The paddle switch isnt my favorite but..

[@Shackleford_Rusty]

I love the light over the sure fire because of the paddle length but I have to concede that it’s really touchy and easy to ND as opposed to the x300u

[@haloreachmadman555]

if they made a tlr1hl or x300t with the tlr7a style switches id never use another light

[@mattfleming86]

The TLR1hl has been beat around on my farm for several years now. Handguns, rifles, PCCs, and once or twice to coyote hunt with a 308. It's NOT a modern rifle light, but it has done some good work for me. For "handgun" ranges it's an affordable beast.

[@rickm4295]

@@haloreachmadman555 Thats right !

[@johnemmert9012]

I made my choice on the TLR-7A based on a variety of factors, including cost, weight, size, and I understood the downsides for anything aside from checking my own apartment or dwelling in low light, with little to no involvement with floodlights like in a duty environment as demonstrated by people who run 300U or 300 Turbo in a duty environment.

[@JL-gg7ph]

It is sobering in your shadow demos that the center of your light "penumbra" tends to center on the thing in the hand - human nature. But that means that the muzzle is pointed before identifying the threat.

[@mjp7316]

My dept just switched to TLR7A for the entire department and we are not allowed to run our own setup

[@BradkEDC9]

Thank you Aaron, this video was sent to a few people I know immediately!!!

[@CrazyLegz72]

Thanks for the PSA Aaron!

[@sootynukkels8366]

Came into this vid thinking critical thoughts but you landed the point home hard on this one with great b roll to show your points as you were making them. Great vid and explanation.

[@ClodiusP]

The video examples were excellent. You proved your case.

[@ja0298]

I’m thinking of switching from my X300 to the TLR7 on my 19 mainly to have a shorter holster length and a little more comfort.

[@AncientMorbidity1991]

The TLR-9 is worth checking out also, I’ve been enjoying it and love the fact it doesn’t have to be removed to replace the batteries.

[@ja0298]

@@AncientMorbidity1991 isn’t the tlr9 the same length as the x300? The length has been the main issue. The head of the x300 ends up digging into my groin when I sent down.

[@thesmirkingwolf]

It's a great concealed carry setup, especially in terms of comfort.

[@AncientMorbidity1991]

@@ja0298 They are pretty much the same length, the TLR-1 is a good choice that isn’t as long!

[@Osprey1994]

My rule: The bigger the gun, the bigger the light. PS. The TLR7 does appear to have diffuser over the LED. If you look at it side by side with a TLR1 you can see what I am talking about. I would be very curious how the light would behave without that. As for CCW purposes, the light is there for more than one reason. Yes it provides you with light to see a target, but it also serves as a way of preventing your pistol from being pressed out of battery. Now when you bump up to the compact 4" pistol you need to consider a TLR1 or TLR1 HL as the TLR7 isn't going to jut out enough. Just a little food for thought. Of course there are pros and cons to everything. If you like the handheld only life then more power to you. At the end of the day it's up to the individual to decide why they want to incorporate somwthing into their system.

[@asomeguy3000]

It’s not a diffuser, it’s part of the TIR collimating array. The thing you see covering the led is actually to redirect stray light from the led back down to the main reflector.

[@emanuelhoyos1030]

Finally a person with some sense; I’ll never understand seeing dudes with tlr7s on glock 17/19 sized guns. 4” and above gets an x300 or tlr1, or modlite if you swing that way.

[@TheLordNoodles]

I’m going broke buying lights

[@aznmike4883]

Lol, it's funny you release this video. I just watched Renfield where I'm pretty sure the female officer has a TL7 on her duty pistol.

[@BrandensOutdoorChannel]

What about for airport LE duties? My issued duty weapon is a G19 and we carry it on/off duty.

[@dinosaurstwice4959]

As a TLR-7a owner, this is the worst thing that's ever happened to me

[@fariseom-ue8jd]

Why

[@shootinbruin3614]

Soooooooooooooooooooo . . . this isn't a good pair with my SRO for duty use?

[@bquick918]

It might be now with the updated HL cap

[@politicallyinsensitive4200]

Guess it's a good thing I don't use mine for duty. I do love the fact that it sits flush with the muzzle. What I hate is the buttons. I'd much rather have the tilt switch.

[@rackpull772]

I'm the opposite, I love the buttons compared to the toggle and wish they had them on a full size light

[@ja0298]

@@rackpull772 I am the same way. I couldn’t get behind the rocker switch of the TLR1HL.

[@politicallyinsensitive4200]

​@@rackpull772maybe it's just my hands. My thumb just tends to fall more naturally on the switch. I've rep'd pushing the buttons thousands of times and still have to fish for it a lot.

[@bachasaurus]

​@@rackpull772they make a TLR9 which uses the same switches as the TLR7 but is a full size 1000lm light. Unsure if there has been a proper vetting/review of that light out there, never really hear much about it.

[@rackpull772]

@@politicallyinsensitive4200 yeah man different things work for different people. It would be cool if we had different switch options for both lights

[@CM-wo2jq]

Good analysis. I have a 7a on my G19 for bedside duty. Its a good fit for inside my home. If if I strap on a belt (duty belt or war belt) I'd want a 1-HL or X300. Seems like aesthetics > function still rule the day...or wallet.

[@bryanduchane2371]

Miss you YT Friday videos, especially since Patreon will not work for me in your channel.....

[@rustyshackleford4438]

I just did a night shoot a used a tlr7a on my concealed carry 19. I am definitely trading performance for comfort of appendix carry. When my rifle setup is 100% then ill spend them money on a sure fire. I will say your not comparing apples to apples. I appreciate the videos you make because i truely do trust your opinions and value the knowledge you share.

[@tvela595]

when are we getting a review on the pulse rifle??

[@alexlevinson8629]

I conceal a ported c2 with Holosun EPS MRS and Surefire x300, and ANYTIME I posted a pic of it, I get ‘why do you have a light that’s 2” longer than the muzzle?’ (It’s .9” btw). It doesn’t affect concealability, and I get the capability of a full power duty light with no trade off…

[@TheTyrial86]

I wonder if there would need to be a discussion on what a CCW holder should look for, and if a duty light would suit their needs. Because, I could see the problems in what you demonstrated as also being problems in what a CCW might face also.

[@um4668]

No because wml's aren't really needed in ccw shootings

[@mikegipson295]

Miss your great equipment reviews. Keep throwing us an occasional bone!

[@CodyU571]

This was a great video with great examplea shown, thank you!

[@agcatdriver]

Pretty sure the TLR7 wasn’t ever intended to be a “duty” light and has NEVER been marketed as such. Most anyone with any common sense knows this.

[@ja0298]

I think there is universal trend that there will always be someone in an administration who just doesn’t have common sense.

[@timdoggg85]

So if the Streamlight isn't good enough for twice the price of an Olight is it better to just go with he Olight to save cost while being disappointed.

[@erikchristopherson9700]

You make the best light oriented content. Great video!

[@LoganMckinney-g3c]

Now I know I’m late to the party watching this video, but this light is incredibly popular for people who concealed carry due to its small footprint in conjunction with holster comparability, we should also consider the fact that not all threats are gonna be up close and personal, I currently run this light on my carry gun, now I’m considering changing that after watching this video!

[@daviddin8863]

I love the TLR 7 on my company carry guns but anything that goes on the outside of a belt gets a x300

[@TantoBrownBear]

TLR-7A on my concealed carry glock 19. TLR-1 HL on my work gun. Has worked out well for the past handful of years.

[@grilin18.]

wish more people made holsters for the tlr9 as it keeps the great switches from the 7 but has 1000 lumens and while not as good as the x300u, its close. A turbo style revision on both tlrs would also be great.

[@blakeg7972]

It also runs off of a 16650

[@J.Wick.]

YES. Love my TLR9. But definitely tough to find a holster. Even for a Glock. Damn near impossible for an M&P, and that's my preference. 9 deserves more love for sure.

[@IrradiatedLimes]

I see that M41A. When are we getting a review?

[@SmokesKwazukii]

could you do a demonstration on concealing larger a wml and/or larger pistols effectively? maybe on different body types if you could? maybe you already have and i could look. but i’d like to see your thoughts on concealing these bulkier items and maybe concealing other items as well like TQs or fixed blades or backup pistols. im gonna look through ur backlog, really appreciate your perspective and knowledge on these subjects!

[@StevosMfDen]

Seen guys on ODAs running TLR-7s over surefires. I think it's a personal preference thing. When room clearing having to bright of a light can be overwhelming for you and everyone else clearing the room having an negative effect. That's why the surefire rifle lights are great. Not to bright and not to dim. It really all depends on the mission. If it's a house gun lean towards a TLR-7. If you are a cop on patrol then go surefire.

[@TommyTombstone]

Low light techniques can be trained so that "too much light" isn't an issue. But realistically the ODA cats are running IR floods and NODs anyway, the light is a backup.

[@DJ-fd4qk]

⁠@@TommyTombstonedepends on the ODA and what their job is. The GBs in 4th BN are not running around wearing NODs and full-kit because they have a different mission from say, the CTACs

[@TommyTombstone]

@@DJ-fd4qk 4th Battalion? 4th Battalion of what Group? I can assure you, GBs have NODs

[@TommyTombstone]

TLR7 is not a duty light. It's not even really a home defense light. It's a carry light. The TLR7 HLX is a good home defense or carry light, but it's not a good duty light.

[@StevosMfDen]

@@TommyTombstone I know it's very odd. Dudes be doing odd stuff I stopped questioning some of the rigs I've seen

[@mikevarnerzski]

Good to see you back in the land of the poors. Miss watching your stuff on a regular basis.

[@GetxThumbs]

Yo Arron! Looking good, glad to see you back in shape 🎉

[@warweaponx6629]

Love the tlr7 on my CCW. Wish SF would update the switch on the x300T to be more like the Streamlight.

[@jw5297]

Nooooo I love the surefire switch operation. I wish stream light would make their switch like SF

[@Tact1123]

Thanks, Aaron, I've been seeing a lot of these Tlr7's lately on duty weapons. Granted, the x300 are big, but you have more power and also in case you have to get someone off you in a split second !!!

[@omardevonlittle3817]

*gargle sounds intensify*

[@p51mustang24]

The TLR-1 HL is noticeably shorter than the X300. The x300ultra and tlr-1HL are very close in performance, with the x300ultra maybe being a touch better. The x300turbo has crazy high candela, but you sacrifice a lot of flood to get it.

[@OdesiusKrosa]

I think what’s driving this for at least the Walther PDPs is Safariland. You can’t get a level 3 holster for the duty lights like TLR or X300. The level 3 holsters all have the baby lights as options. It grinds my gears.

[@miletello1]

Agree 100%. I only went to the 7a when i went to investigations.

[@ThatGinja]

My agency issues the Nighstick copy of the TLR-7 and it is not enough light output. This wouldn’t be such an issue if our holsters weren’t only compatible with TLR-7 footprint lights. Wider weapon lights like the TLR-1 or X300 will not fit. I had to buy a TLR-9 for better output, but it is still nothing compared to an X300.

[@range.therapist]

Are you going to do your normal review process on the new Holosun 507 Comp?

[@oldannyboy37]

Swapped from a TLR 7 to a TLR 1 HL for the very performance reasons you listed. It's not even the brightest/most candela on the market, and it's still a huge improvement. The extra weight and bulk on my 19 are hardly noticeable carried AIWB.

[@p51mustang24]

Slide/light length really doesn’t matter for AIWB until it’s long enough to impede leg rotation. Most people can fit a full length slide no problem. The longer slide may even help push the grip into your body.

[@1GruntZPOV]

The turbo does not have a lot of flood that demonstration you did really showed me the importance of flood.

[@Hyak124]

Please do a review on the nightstick twm 30

[@jdemun]

When is the M41-A Pulse Rifle review coming out?

[@GTA4114]

It is what I am issued and therefore what I run, it is better than no light, which was a big step for us. Baby steps.

[@mouthbreather280]

Waiting on the Cloud pistol light to drop

[@czjunky2045]

Thank you for sharing on KZbin

[@BanditApache-nd6lu]

That’s correct. It is a concealed carry light and that’s why it was made and sold thousands.

[@paulmorang8340]

I ran a tlr7 for a few years and came to the same conclusion. For EDC I’d rather carry a smaller gun for comfort with no light but have a kick ass handheld and work on shooting with it, and for duty having a higher power wml.

[@anthonywyma6232]

Love the holster, i think its going to be the go due to the axon product that turns the body cam on. Just got the holster and first thing i checked was if the TLR 1 HL fit and nope it didnt which is backwards to me

[@JadedGLORY2689]

Hey Aaron, have you seen the Hellfire Pistol Sight Set from Mak Optics? I was looking for irons for my Glock and ran into these on OpticsPlanet. You should review them.

[@christhompson1811]

Looking at Goplant 15oo ?

[@DaveH8905]

I absolutely love the switches on the TLR-7.

[@Miso_Hornie]

The TLR7 or the TLR7A? I love the switches on the 7A. Never used the 7 but I wouldn’t have bought the 7 just on the way the switches operate. I think the 7A switches are better than the x300 and the TLR1-HL

[@legionp229saoconvertedme4]

​@@Miso_Hornie I wish they would switch that design over to the HL

[@DaveH8905]

@@Miso_Hornie exactly. 7A yes.

[@DaveH8905]

@@Miso_Hornie I want an HL with more power and the 7A switches

[@DaveH8905]

@@Miso_Hornie I can just intuit turning on my 7A, and it turns on, but the other ones are comparatively much more out of the way and require more “effort” to turn on

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

There is also a trend toward coupling the smaller lights with duty holsters that have a more compact opening. Sig and Aliengear just released a new duty holster that specifies the use of the TLR7/Foxtrot2. It prevents access to the trigger while holstered. I believe Safariland has done the same thing with their new SafariVault holster. That doesn’t negate the deficiencies of the smaller lights, but it’s a trend based on a perceived need, not cosmetics.

[@ja0298]

I wonder how much of that trend is from actual demand from duty personnel, or from the perceived demand based on social media trends.

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

@@ja0298 at least on the Sig/Aliengear partnership, it is, in part, an attempt to restrict access to the trigger while the gun is holstered. It’s one of the areas that has been identified as contributing to the “my gun went off all by itself” phenomenon. At least that was what I was told by my Sig Representative.

[@baileyosborn8724]

I think they use it for duty is cause you can change the battery in the field without a quarter

[@N6578h]

I’ve also heard way to many TLR1s suffering the same flaw, and that’s the back hatch breaking off. Happened to mine too

[@NDSTRUCTIBLE1]

For my Glock 45MOS carry I went with a SureFire X300T-B changed it from the X300U-B and a Trijicon RMR Type 2 1MOA On my Glock 19X I had some Additions made Slide had Glock Gen5 for serrations added and milled to run Heinie suppressor height Straight Eight sights with Trijicon RMR RM06 3.25 MOA. I added SLR Magwell to it also. Then I added a SilencerCo threaded barrel with a SureFire Ryder 9 TI2. I had a stipple job done and added a Johnny Glock Combat OEM trigger. The weaponlight is a SureFire X400V-B with an ARES Tactical holster on a Safariland QLS setup. For my Glock 19MOS CCW the difference is I use a SureFire XC2-B and I use a Blackpoint Tactical Mini Wing Light Mounted holster. Also no milling of any kind since its MOS and has the front serrations. When I used a Glock 22 and 17 I used SureFire X300U-B.

[@JamalHenderson205]

Which video posted discussing the need or lack of need for a light on your firearm?

[@Wifimoneyss]

So you’re basically showing a “duty” light u want to blind your assailant while the for-7 just shows your assailant good enough to start shooting but not good enough to blind so either get the tlr7 hL if u like a smaller light or when the light shows your assailant get to shooting so that you don’t need to blind them

[@pudddinounder]

M41A Pulse Rifle in the intro...I love it

[@jtlegionnaire6310]

This is why cloud in the next decade needs to release their pistol light

[@xefitnop]

Most agencies are issuing these with the G45 around my area