Multi-Fuel Tactical Weapon Light
The TLR-7® series is going rechargeable! The TLR-7® X multi-fuel rail-mounted light accepts either Streamlight’s SL-B9™ USB rechargeable protected lithium-ion battery pack or a CR123A lithium battery. Interchangeable rear paddle switches accommodate your shooting style.
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- Multi-fuel: Uses one (1) Streamlight SL-B9™ protected Li-Ion USB-C rechargeable battery pack or one (1) CR123A lithium battery
- 500 lumens; 5,000 candela; 140m beam; runs 1.5 hours (CR123A), runs 1 hour (SL-B9™)
- Ambidextrous rear paddle switches with HIGH and LOW options
- Safe-off feature prevents accidental activation; saves batteries
- Rail grip clamp securely attaches/detaches without putting your hands in front of the muzzle
- Durable, anodized machined aluminum construction
- User-enabled strobe function
- Length: 2.58 in (6.55 cm); Weight w/ SL-B9™: 2.64 oz (74.8 g); Weight w/ CR123A: 2.48 oz (70.3 g)
- IPX7 waterproof to 1m for 30 minutes
- Available in Black and Flat Dark Earth (FDE) colors
- SL-B9™ battery packs available as 2PK or 8PK accessories
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Assembled in the USA
- TLR FIT GUIDE
- Fact Sheet
NOTE: This product does not ship internationally or to Hawaii, Alaska, or Puerto Rico.
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The ideal light for your compact Glock (& other EDC)
Streamlight has quickly become my favorite weapon light brand. Surefire was first-in-best-dressed and has the legacy to back it up, but that only served to push Streamlight towards ingenuity, much like Holosun vs Eotech & Trijicon. This little beauty is powerful (so many lumens!), compact (fits flush on a G19), and is super easy to operate (the buttons are low-profile, have a positive click, do not require you to do anything other than extend your finger, and are ambidextrous). The ONLY thing that could make this sweet light better is a strobe feature. These are also tough as nails. I've beaten the crap outta mine with EDC and strenuous range drills, and it's so impressively durable that I put one on my wife's PDW (they have an angled thumb button/end cap for rifle mounting options). Don't sleep on this one.
