SecurityIng LED Tactical Strobe Gun Flashlight 2-Mode 600LM Pistol Handgun Torch Light with Quick Release Mount for Hiking, Camping, Hunting and Other Indoor/Outdoor Activities

Definitely worth the money. Mount holds strong. The LED is bright. Strobe works great. The switch feels a little cheap but it's solid.

This is a really nice light.. it’s bright and fits well.... The Only Problem is the light doesn’t come with a Battery. It is in the reading that says... that the battery is not included, but I did not read that at the time of ordering., Most lights on Amazon have the Battery Included, so I assumed it was.. Great item, just ordered a battery for it.

The unit is compact. The unit's weight is good. The light is decently bright. It won't win contests but hard to beat for the price. The controls are ... odd. The on/off switch is a single bar. Push it and the light goes on. Push the other side and it's off. Push it on again and there's strobe. So although not the best, it works. The switch doesn't appear to be too thin, weak or fragile. The way sits on my firearm, the controls are exactly in the right place. I imagine using the single bar for the switch could be awkward depending on how it's set up. Now for the clamp. When snapped into place on my pic rail, it's solid and secure despite that the tail of the light can pressed down and spring back up. It's okay for a white light and doesn't bother me. If it were a laser sight then that would be a different story. Basically, it's a bit different than other lights but not a problem for me.

Pros: excellent quality great structure in materials used. Durable. Bright. The Strobe function is great! This has all of the qualities I was looking for however there is only 1 downfall i came into contact with. Cons: light off/on Easily gets pressed while in holsters. The strobe function is on the same switch as the normal light so you need to turn light on then turn it off and once again turn it onto engage the strobe. It would be better with different switches for each function, and less ease on pressing it on accident while in holsters

I have a few much higher dollar tactical lights and this one holds it own. Well made, bright and easy to use. Mounted to my SIg 320 like a glove

For the money; I'm impressed with this light. I've bought 2 more after I got my first one. It mounts tight. It's as bright as my LED Mini Mag-lite, in my opinion. The only issue I have is the on/off switch which is a "left to right" toggle that can be turned "ON" inadvertantly if bumped when set down or possibaly when stored in a tight fitting case. But for the price; this is a great light that can be installed and utilized in just a few seconds.

The good: It is compact (meaning short - barrel to trigger guard). It does work. The OK: The light is...well...a light. It's not high end and doesn't put out blinding light...it does illuminate a dark room. The switch is accessible and not difficult to engage (slide on) - you do have to cycle through modes (l/r, l/r) which is cumbersome - but for the price, not bad. The not so OK: The pressure mount works by depressing a lever/spring system and sliding the unit front the front of the rail to the desired position (if accessible) - the lever is released and the unit is "in place". It will likely not "fly off" or "fall off" during use, but the mount is far from locked in place or secure. With this system (or with this unit), there is "play" in the attachment - front to back and left to right. To me this is worrisome and does not show as being secure - somewhat of a "If I can move it...it's not mounted right". This is mounting to a real pistol - not a toy - and there is something about feeling secure about it not moving. Another blight with the pressure mount's loose attachment to the rail is that the "wiggling" (and this is not under the pressure of recoil - just hand adjustment) digs in to the polymer frame. I appreciate that any attachment, over time and use, will likely mark up the rail - but this is a very aggressive bite in the polymer and occurred in a simple on/off scenario, under control, and not with the violent reaction likely experienced under recoil. Conclusion: There are better products out there in the price range. Be wary of the pressure mount system - it is loose and the edges will dig into the rail. Ultimately purchased a CMR-208.

The switch pushes on from the right side. If you lay the gun on the right side the light can turn on and run the battery down. Then when you need it it doesn't work and you might get hurt. The switch design should be fixed. The light is fairly bright. The mounting system is ok. You might want to buy an Olight mini which is more expensive, better mounting, very bright, rechargable with a safe switch.