DEFENTAC 1750lm Zoomable Tactical Flashlight is Compatible with MLok/Picatinny Rail for Rifle, Weapon Light with with Momentary and Strobe, Magnetic Rechargeable

No need for a holder! Bolts right on. The light is plenty bright enough to light up anything in a residential area like inside or a normal back yard. The zoom function works well which puts more light farther out and fans out pretty wide is still plenty bright when wide inside a house.It's sturdy metal and I'm not worried about bumping it on anything too much. The pressure switch is great. It's built right in and no wires or anything to attach somewhere else to work it. It actually has 2 pressure switches. One for strobe and one for on and off. It works great. Push it once quick and it stays on. Hold it for a a second and it is a temporary thing. No cycling through to get what you want. Great price too.

Installed this light on the end of the Beretta Ultima A300 shot gun for things that go bump in the night. Fit & finish is excellent & light is nice white color compared to other models that emit a slight yellow color. Both buttons are easy to press with no issues so far & 💙 the slim light weight profile with magnetic recharge cable.

Good lighting, not excellent but good, good construction, compact, multiple ways to mount, easy to use switches and light beam adjustment. You can easily recognize friend or foe well out to 50+ yards. An off switch would be desired as it is easy to accidentally engage.

This is a very powerful and versatile light with two functions, strobe and beam. I’ve had it for a couple years now and have never had issues, haven’t even had to charge it yet. Strong battery, easy installation, slim design, and overall great price.Learn the buttons, because it’s really easy to press the wrong one. Also, the beam is fixed so no way to focus, but in my opinion there’s not much need to in a high pressure defense situation.

It’s small, it’s light, it’s bright, it mounts easily, no corded pressure pad and the one I purchased is aluminum not polymer. They're not kidding when they say the beam has a 240 meter distance. My SUB2K has an AFG. I mounted the light on the left side of the little PCC so when gripping the AFG the lights activation pads are very convenient to my left thumb. As you are surely aware, tapping the square pad turns the light on and holding it down turns it on momentarily and it shuts off when you release. The function of the round strobe pad works similarly. Tap for continuous on, hold for momentary on and it shuts off when released. I'm on the fence on the charging cable/method. I understand the benefit of the magnetic cable, but I dislike that it is proprietary. What if it's damaged or lost? I guess be sure to treat that cable well. I just got this thing so only the future can truly tell, but with the features this thing has I can’t imagine why someone would spend $200-$400 for their light. I’ll take it to the range this weekend. If it survives then all is well. If it doesn’t survive then I’ll be back to update my review.

Good so far. Mloc or pick rail attachment

Easy to install, quick charge time, bright as heck, and very low profile with all the buttons placed very intuitively. You're gonna have a shadow from the barrel, but that's a trade off for the low profile mount, it still illuminates with no blind spots.

For a home defense light, absolutely nothing better. I have two, one on my AR15, one on my AR9, and thousands of rounds through both, light holds tight, and shines bright. And I mean BRIGHT! If you have to clear a home, this will easily make sure you can identify your target. I wouldn't put it in field use, as ex military, but if you're looking for a sturdy, bright, home defense tac light, stop looking.