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Question: Can this be used as a standard light with adjustable beam, without using the strobe feature?
Document: This is one solidly built light. I went with the S model for the standard not for the strobe feature, but because it cranks out more light. The light feels heavy and very high quality and puts out a BRIGHT beam. I'm very happy so far.
Put this on my Glock 22. No issues. Bright light and strobe feature is nice. If you plan on every using strobe in self defence situation, practice turning it on and get used to it. Double tap has to be fairly quick and have to hold on second tap. Light gets very dirty just after a few mags. But glass cleaner fixes it right up. All in all A+.
The Streamlight TLR-1s (strobe) is a very nice light. I have this mounted on my full size M&P; 9 Pro Series gun. It was very easy to install. I ended up using the Glock key to secure it to my rail because that key fit the best and allowed the light to be tucked back as close to the trigger guard as possible. Activating both the standard light and the strobe are easy to do once you practice a little.
This is a fantastic light - I chose it because of some training I have done with a local police department involving building searches. The light mounts easily to my Glock 17, and doesn't add that much weight. I use my support thumb to toggle the switch, and it provides excellent control without sacrificing my grip. The light beam itself is very bright, illuminating a large area, and the strobe option is great for home defense situations. Battery life is as advertised.
I was a little worried after reading some of the reviews about this product and how difficult it was to get to strobe and making the Glock have ejection issues due to the polymer frame.I do find it extremely difficult to get it to strobe and stay without using 2 hands (not holding the firearm in a ready position) although I found a much better approach that I think is very useful.
I purchased this for my Glock 23 (compact .40S&W;). It works extremely well. Operation is easy, utilizing strobe is easy (I figured it out without using the manual), and it actually helps make the Glock feel a little bit more evenly weighted (this is probably due to the compact's shorter magazine well).I decided I just needed a flashlight for defense, I can line up and shoot a target and don't feel the need to turn on a laser.
Super Bright light. I tried it out in the house at night with all lights out and the light exceeded my expectations.Excellent fit to the rail and come with three inserts to fit several standard rail types. I tried on M&P;, 1911 and Glock. The Strobe feature is ideal for disorienting intruders. The ambidexterious switch is easily reached near trigger guard. I would recommend this light to anyone looking to make a quality and economical light purchase.
Easy to install and remove from my pistols, light is bright and the strobe feature is great. It was between the surefire brand or streamlight and after using and seeing both in action the streamlight fit the bill ( and a lot cheaper).
For the price, its a well-built, well thought of weapon light. 300 lumens is enough to make an intruder go blind (especially with the strobe feature). Controls are within easy reach. The operation of the strobe requires fast activation and needs getting used to.Simply the best weapon light for the money!
The strobe feature is nice but I don&#8217;t think I&#8217;ll ever use it. If there is ever an intruder in my house at night the light is enough to temporarily blind them and give you the advantage.I mounted the TLR-1s on my HK USP .40 S&W; full size using an NcStar rail adapter and it fits like a glove.
Answer: yes