Tactical light

I would go with a Streamlight TLR-1 or TLR-3.

 

I have a Nebo 190 lumen light. It is not the brightest on the market, but for what it is, it is probably the least expensive. It will light up a room fairly easliy and doesn't cost much (maybe <$50). Some people don't like them, some do! I don't shoot with mine on at the range often, but it goes back on my gun and in the nightstand when I return. It hasn't failed me yet.

You can't beat some of the Streamlight's or Surefire's, but they will be a bit more pricey.

 

I can only vouch for streamlight. I think its a good deal to have on a home defense weapon.

 

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Low Price
I'll go for Streamlight TLR-1 or TLR-1s (strobe function) for HD. - Easy to find a compatible holster.

Mid Price
Insight Wl1-AA (not in Video). Cost a lil more but it will pay for itself in the longrun coz it utilize AA alkaline/Lithium batteries.

If needs to be abuse
I'll go for Surefire X300. Pricey but you get what you paid for.. Plus it will come in handy when you need a hammer

 

I dig my crimson trace, turns on when you pick up the gun, has an off switch if needed, bright 100 lumens. Probably get for around 120. No strobe or anything pretty straight forward. Feel like it flows with the glock pretty nicely. But, not much experience with anything else.

 

I have both on the light on the front, laser on the grip, thing that sucks is I can't find a concealment holster to accommodate the two.

 

No I shut it down, it's indoor so pretty well lit

 

I don't mean to knock on any tactical lights at all, but someone gave me some good advice a few years back. A weapon mounted light gives away your position. All an intruder would have to do is shoot at the direction of the flashlight. So my advice is if you are set on getting one make sure it is bright enough to cause temporary blindness. There are plenty of tactical lights out there that do this, they cost a lil more but could save your life. Just some advice that I have stuck to.

 

That guy doesn't know how to use a TAC light properly. I do agree with the brighter the better though.

 

Oh yeah it would be kind of a pain in the ass to remove it every time. I have only put 150 rounds through the 19 with it attached. So far no issues, It attaches to the trigger guard and the rail so pretty secure.

 

I do know how to use a tac light. I have had years of experience with it. But if someone does not know how to use it properly in a home invasion situation it could very easily give away there position.

 

I have a crimson trace lightguard on my glock 19. This is my EDC and HD gun. It's not cumbersome or bulky. It's operated by a remote pressure switch on the front of the grip underneath the trigger guard, it also has an on/off switch Its a 100 lumens so it's fairly bright..