Streamlight TLR-7 Gun Light

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SKU: 101-SL-69420
UPC: 080926694200
Manufacturer: Streamlight
MFG#: Streamlight 69420

After doing much research on weapon lights, I kept coming back to this one. Why? Its compact size was a big factor, plus it's plenty bright. It doesn't stick out ahead of the barrel on my G19 but fits flush with it. Works great in a holster designed for a weapon light. I'll buy another soon!

This Streamlight tlr7 is great compact light for a compact gun. I run this on my EDC gun Glock 19 gen 5 in a teir1 concealment holster. It works. It’s reliable user-friendly, and very rugged/durable. The controls are push buttons and very tactile. You can turn it off by turning the bezel of the light counterclockwise. The only negative I have is after some prolonged shooting, my light moves slightly forward, not that much I can still put in the holster and touch the controls with my finger. It could just be user error cause I can push it back flush with trigger guard without taking it off and putting it back on. It’s no biggie to me it’s a good light it works when I need it too. Fits a variety of different guns I don’t think you could go wrong with it.

I purchased The Streamlight tlr 7 to use on a Wilson Combat Beretta Centurion Tactical. It's ideal for my needs, fits perfectly, and is very easy to use. So far, I've run 250 rounds of assorted 124gr and 147gr target and defense ammo with the light installed, stayed tight, and no function problems. I will likely be buying at least two more for my CZ-P01 and 2nd Cen-Tac.

The TLR7 Streamlight Good light. Easy to use controls, lighter than expected. I have it mounted on an M&P 2.0 9L.

So far, the Streamlight tlr7 light has held up very well. Have it on a Gock 19 Gen 4 MOS with Trijicon RMR. Had an AIWB holster made up by NSR Tactical and have been carrying it quite a bit for about two months. Very bright for its size. Controls are easy to manipulate. Have about 300 rounds through the gun with this light on it. I will reserve final approval until I have at least 1,000 rounds with the light.

This tlr 7 light is a perfect size. It doesn't extend past the muzzle where other lights go well past it. This also allows the light to weight slightly less.

The Streamlight tlr-7 switch is not as easy to reach as the tlr1, but it's designed to be operated with the index/trigger finger, I believe. That's the only trade you made for the more comfortable size. Operation is very well thought out, and 500 lm is a load of light coming out of anything this small.

I bought one for a smaller gun & it fits perfectly. Did not hang past barrel.Easy on, easy off. Yesterday my second one came, and that fit my Glock 5 perfectly. Today I will be ordering #3 for my Glock 4.I have 5 Sig Sauer Legion guns with Legion lights. They hang about one inch past the barrel. Their weapons are great & so are their lights. I wish they came in a smaller size.

So far, this Streamlight tlr 7 light has held up very well. Have it on a Gock 19 Gen 4 MOS with Trijicon RMR. Had an AIWB holster made up by NSR Tactical and have been carrying it quite a bit for about two months. Very bright for its size. Controls are easy to manipulate. Have about 300 rounds through the gun with this light on it. I will reserve final approval until I have at least 1,000 shots with the light.

I bought 5 of these lights because I was quite familiar with Streamlight. I have many handguns, and some have lights & others do not have a way to attach them. I had 5 in particular that had lights, but I'm not a fan of them 1-2 inches past the barrel. When they arrived, I couldn't wait to put them on. I had a problem with getting the strobe to work. Long story short, after calling tech support, problem solved. They all fit tremendous & work as advertised & tech support called me back three times to make sure all five were working.

I wanted a smaller light for my G19, and this one doesn't stick out beyond the muzzle, I found a few holsters and picked one for EDC . I am very happy with this weapons light. The switch is different, but easy enough to get used to.

Range tested, but on the first install, I like this light on my H&K P2000! 5x brighter than my TLR-6, and it shows. From the box, the strobe feature is disabled, but the instructions explain how to enable it. As soon as you do, you can: Hold down the switch to TEMPORARY ON. Rapid press/release the switch to ON/OFF. Double tap on quick press/release to get STROBE. I needed to utilize the Universal 1 adapter to match my firearm, which is what's installed out from the box. Streamlight told me that the P2000 would use the same one as the VP9 because the P2000 isn't recorded on their documentation or website, however it did not fit and I ended up testing all the attachments to see what was best. The Universal-1 fit the railing groove and put the light back further, closer to some trigger guard than every other adapter. The other adapters were too fat to fit the railroad groove. Once you have the proper adapter set up, you need to clip on the lock washer to make it semi-permanent. The light extends past the end of my barrel, as well as the controls are simple to access without needing to alter my grip. The red sticker that you see at one of my pictures comes off. It states Facecap Tight = RUN. Unscrew to relax = SAFE. It necessarily implies that you could twist it to engage/disengage the battery so you could avoid leaving it on. I cannot wait to scope test it, but I do not see any difficulties. Use blue that is might lock tight before then, to make sure the screw does not loosen up on me. Oh, and also, the only tool you need to install this is a coin to tighten the screwthread. It comes along with everything you will need for the install.