Streamlight TLR-6 Springfield Armory XD / XD MOD 2 Weapon Light with Laser

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SKU: 101-SL-69291
UPC: 080926692916
Manufacturer: Streamlight
MFG#: Streamlight 69291

Phenomenal it looks so good on my xd9 subcompact Springfield hand gun stylish but means business all at once. Definitely recommend

NIce fit on my Springfield XD

This springfield xd 9mm laser light combo is of excellent build quality and has the perfect light output for my needs. It is also extremely lightweight, making it easy to carry and use. I primarily plan to use this combo on one of my home defense guns, which will help me stand my ground in the event of a nighttime intruder. The button interface is ambidextrous, making it easy to switch between light-only, laser-only, and laser + light modes. It also has a momentary feature, which allows you to turn it on by holding down either button. If you own a handgun that the TLR-6 can custom fit onto, I highly recommend purchasing one. You will not be disappointed!

For the price, it's hard to beat the quality of this Springfield xd laser light combo. When you order the correct model for your pistol, it fits like a glove. I have only taken it out for a test run once, in the desert, and it took me a little time to get it sighted in due to my over adjustment of the windage and elevation settings. You only need to turn them slightly for movement. Once it was sighted in at around 25 feet, it was very accurate, even in natural light in the desert morning. In full light later in the day, it was a bit harder to see the laser, but it was still possible depending on the target's color. I plan to use this product primarily for home protection in close quarters, and I am confident it will serve this purpose well. The flashlight has a 100-lumen output, which may not be as bright as other options, but it is sufficient for clearing rooms and identifying intruders. My advice would be to carefully and evenly tighten the mounting screws, but be careful not to over-tighten them. I am still researching holster options that will work with this laser/light combo, but a few companies offer compatible products.

As a gun enthusiast, I constantly try out new products and look for ways to save money. This often leads to a collection of various holsters, bags, and other accessories that I thought would be cool or efficient. I have purchased several IWB (inside waistband) setups with lasers and/or lights, but after getting the TLR-6 for my Springfield XD9, I have decided to convert all of my CCW (concealed carry weapon) and bedside pistols to this laser/light combo. While there may be brighter light or light/laser combo options, the TLR-6 is an excellent option for affordable and convenient concealment solutions. In addition, I have noticed that many holster companies are now designing their products to accommodate the TLR-6, significantly increasing the number of holster options available. You can never have too many holsters in your collection as a gun enthusiast!

This is my second TLR-6 weapon light from Streamlight, and I have been highly impressed with both. The first one I purchased for my G43 handgun was so effective that I quickly bought a second one for my Springfield XDM 3.8” .45ACP. Although designed for a range of handguns, it fits my XDM perfectly. The TLR-6 is also very durable, handling recoil well without needing adjustments. It is easy to use, with the option to use the light and laser together or individually. I have been using Streamlight products for over a decade and have never had one fail. While I go through batteries, the devices are reliable and durable. I highly recommend giving Streamlight a try.

I am highly impressed with this Springfield xd 9mm laser light combo unit. It is a custom fit for my Springfield XD subcompact, fitting perfectly without extending beyond the barrel. It is also lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry and use. While the installation process was tricky due to the small screws, it was not overly complicated. The windage and elevation screws are tight, which is probably good for long-term stability. The light output of 100 lumens is sufficient for my needs, although some may prefer a brighter light. Overall, this is a well-made product at a reasonable price.

I want to express my gratitude to everyone who helped me with my question about my Springfield XD 40 36" Pistol. Today, I finally received it and was able to easily attach it to the RAIL in less than 5 minutes. It has a great tight fit and looks great on the gun. I also have this product on my Sig P365X, and it fits and looks great on that gun as well. Overall, it is a great product for the money and you can't go wrong with it.

It is very compact and lightweight. It fit great on my XDM, it is very accurate, and I did not have to adjust the laser. The flashlight is very bright; I used it a couple of times, hunting raccoons in my barns. I love it for the price.

Installed on my XDE 9mm, not many options for this firearm yet, but this fit very nicely, easy to activate left or right buttons, came with batteries. Has a momentary-on or on function or laser only, light only, or both on. The only problem will not fit in a holster now. I do have a Kydex one on order from Multi Holsters.

This light/laser is on my wife's subcompact xd 9. It is her go-to gun when I'm away. The combo helps her keep her grip and not fumble with flashlights. She loves it.

Great combo laser/light for the price and a small package perfect for compact or sub-compact pistols IMO. I have this mounted on my Springfield Amory XD9 that stays in my "go" bag. Switching between modes is easy, and the light and laser are both very effective at < 25 yards. I've shot at night a few times on an open range and was able to easily put rounds on target accurately. Odd battery, but it's always a trade-off in this form factor. Easy to adjust, but the windage screw is much easier than the elevation (tension-wise). It seems to hold zero well, but more range time will tell.