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Thursday, Oct 15
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
Features
- Bright Tactical Performance: Delivers 300 lumen with a 12,000 candela peak intensity and a 219 m beam; strobe mode adds disorienting capability
- UserProgrammable Strobe & RailClamp: Offers a programmable strobe and ambidextrous momentary/constanton switch; the railgrip clamp attaches/detaches quickly without tools
- Includes Rail Locating Keys: Comes with keys for GLOCKstyle, MILSTD1913 (Picatinny), Beretta 90two, SW99/TSW and SIG P320 rails, ensuring a secure fit on a wide range of handguns
- Powered by two non-rechargeable batteries
- Built Streamlight Tough: Crafted from 6000series machined aircraft aluminum with a hightemperature BOROFLOAT glass lens; IPX7 waterproof to 1m for 30 minutes
Description
Designed for shooters who want a low-profile mount, the Streamlight TLR‑1s (model 69210) delivers a brilliant 300‑lumen beam with 12 000 candela peak intensity and a 219‑meter throw, yet it runs for 2.5 hours on just two non-rechargeable battery batteries . Its user‑programmable strobe and ambidextrous momentary/constant‑on switch give you instant access to disorienting light or steady illumination . The rail‑grip clamp system mounts quickly without tools and fits Glock‑style and MIL‑STD‑1913 (Picatinny) rails; included rail locating keys ensure a secure fit on Beretta 90two, Smith & Wesson SW99/TSW and SIG P320 rails . Built from 6000‑series machined aircraft aluminum with a shock‑mounted BOROFLOAT® glass lens, the TLR‑1s is IPX7 waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes . Add this compact, rugged light to your kit for reliable, quick‑deploy illumination when it matters most. From the Manufacturer Lightweight, compact, lithium battery powered Gun-Mounted Tactical Light featuring the latest in shock-proof power LED technology and providing at least 2.5 hours of continuous run time. Rail clamp designed to rapidly attach/detach from side of weapon. Features a tethered battery door and latch mechanism that prevents battery door loss while providing easy battery replacement. Strobe activated on two or more momentary paddle hits for guaranteed entry into strobe mode. Case made using 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with black anodized finish. Lens is made with high temperature, shock mounted, impact resistant Boro Float glass. Deep-dish parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination. Features an ambidextrous momentary/steady On-Off switch. Double tap of momentary paddle within 0.4 seconds activates strobe. Securely fits a broad range of weapons. Mounts directly to weapons with MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails. Includes keys for Glock-style, Picatinny, Beretta 90two, S and W 99 and S and W TSW rails. Extensively live-fire tested impact resistant construction. Operating temperature: -40°F to +140°F. IPX7 rated design. waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Strobe mode.
Special Feature: Durable, Lightweight, Mountable, Portable, Weatherproof
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: LED
Material: Aluminum
Additional Features: Durable, Lightweight, Mountable, Portable, Weatherproof
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: LED
White Brightness: 300 lumens
Voltage: 3 volts
Battery Type: Lithium Metal
Number of Batteries: 2 CR123A batteries required. (included)
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Light Output Maximum: 300 lumens
Battery Description: Lithium
Mounting Type: Gun Mount
Battery Life: 5 hours
Light Source Special Features: Strobe function
Runtime: 2 hours
Number of Light Sources: 1
Color: Black
Style Name: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
Finish Types: Brushed
Shape: Rectangular
Warranty Type: Limited
Specification Met: IPX7 water resistance
Material Type: Aluminum
Item Highlight: Includes Rail Locating Keys Comes with keys for GLOCK®‑style, MIL‑STD‑1913 (Picatinny), Beretta 90two, SW99/TSW and SIG
Included Components: Non-Rechargeable Battery, Rail Locating Keys, TLR-1s, User Guide
Brand Name: Streamlight
Recommended Uses For Product: Firearm tactical lighting, Law enforcement, Home defense, Hunting, Shooting sports
Global Trade Identification Number: 07
Manufacturer: Streamlight Inc
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 080926692107
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Length: 6.35 inches
Item Type Name: Weapon Mounted Light
Model Number: 69210
Manufacturer Part Number: 69210
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.39"D x 1.47"W x 1.44"H
Item Weight: 4.16 ounces
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.39"L x 1.47"W x 1.44"H
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Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
Bought this light to go onto a new pistol I had acquired with a rail. The multiple keys, lumens of output, and strobe feature were what drew me to the product. Streamlight has a good reputation as a quality manufacturer and I have some experience with some of their hand-held flashlights, so I figured this was pretty much a no-brainer. The details of this product are defined in its description and in many reviews before mine, so no point in beating a dead horse. Let me try to illuminate a couple of basic things that may or may not affect you: opening the battery compartment is pretty easy, now, with the new latch. You just pull/push it all the way until it goes about 180 degrees and the thing pops open all on its own. I suppose this is a new design compared to the many complaints about tight latches from before. First time I've had one of these, so I can't really say. The multiple keys are nice, in case you have multiple weapons with rails that you're trying to attach this thing to and hadn't planned ahead. Really, one should just try to have all of the same rail so these are more easily switched in any case. Unfortunately for me, I didn't look into this particular thing when I bought this. I bought a 1911 pistol that basically uses an STI frame, which uses some kind of slightly odd size rail. It seems to fit the glock key, but not well, as the glock key seems a bit tall. I had made the assumption, incorrectly, that the rail was a 1913 rail. This was entirely my fault, not Streamlight's, but I would like to see more than the four keys that seem to be available for this thing. A few small adjustments to this glock key should get me straightened out, as it currently will not sit on my pistol for longer than a few shots. I would have preferred a more solid mounting for the rail, in general, rather than the quick-on/off idea that seems to be behind this type of rail. I'd rather have to pry it off with a couple of tools and be sure its on there than be able to switch it around a lot... and that would be my only real source of discontent with this product. The strobe works pretty easily, though what actual tactical effect it might have is theoretical to me. I just bought this for the higher lumens of output compared to the standard TLR-1 and figured if it was useful, it would be nice to have, but wouldn't hurt me too much either way since I wouldn't be depending on it. Bought this for my night-stand pistol, and there are a few nice holsters that will fit the 1911 + TLR-1 combo well if you're inclined that way. I bought one just to have one and in case it is ever allowed as a duty weapon. I'd say I'm pretty happy with it, and as soon as I figure out this rail fit thing, I'm sure I'll get rid of that one little dissatisfaction as well. Overall, can't knock the product, just make sure your rail will fit one of the keys. ********************************************************* Okay, so I've now owned this thing for awhile. Today is 11/13/13. The light is still going strong. My previous problem with the quick attach/detach option was that the light didn't fit that pistol correctly. I have since put it on a CZ SP-01 using the 1913 rail key. You are supposed to use a coin or most anything wide and flat to tighten the locking mechanism all the way. When the key actually fits, and you do this, the light stays on there all day. I haven't had it move since I figured this basic thing out and got less stubborn about it sitting on my odd-ball pistol rail. I highly recommend this as a weapon light. It works great. The few extra bucks for the extra lumens of light seem worth it. The strobe isn't easy to leave on in the constant mode, but works well in the temporary mode, which I gather is the most desirable use. It was neat to play with, but I don't see the point for your average person. Upgraded my review to 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2010 by Siej
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
The Streamlight TLR-1s is worth the money, enough said. At first I was hesitant about spending the money on a gun light, but after returning a more inferior product I shelled out the money and bought this one. As soon as I opened the package I knew I had made the right choice, this product is built to last. I use a Streamlight hard hat light at work and I have a flashlight by them that I use at work also. I like how both products have a very bright light and this gun light is no exception, the 300 lumens is more than enough to lighten up a dark room or blind an intruder. The strobe feature is nice but I don’t think I’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. The previous light I purchased and returned was an AIM tactical, and although a decent light and very good value, it had about a 1mm play in it. This was because of its design using the quick release. The TLR-1s comes with a few different inserts that will custom fit the rail on your gun. After finding the insert that fit the NcStar, and replacing it in the Streamlight bracket, I attached the TLR-1s and there is no play what so ever. The on/off switch is also another reason I purchased this light. The switch for the AIM was under the light which made turning it on awkward, I could have trained on it and got used to it but with the play in the mount I was willing to pay more for the Streamlight. The TLR-1s has an on/off switch that can be operated by the left or right index finger during the draw or while the gun is drawn. I’m left handed so pushing the lever switch up turns it on, middle is off, and down is on while depressed. For right-handed shooters this order is opposite down being on, so on and so on. I think this caters for right-handed shooters since downward is a more natural motion. Finally the TLR-1s is built with quality and can feel it when you hold it. I have to believe it’s completely water proof by how tight the battery door seals. I don’t like spending money on something just for the name and couldn’t understand how a flashlight could be worth $100+ dollars. But now that I have received the TLR-1s I can see it’s a quality light, worth the money paid, and it will last a lifetime. If I ever need it, I feel comfortable enough to rely on it in a life or death situation.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2013 by Brad
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
This is a REAL GUN review. (I have to say this as too many weapon accessory reviews are for air-soft toys and BB guns) After a whole bunch of searching around, for everything from the cheaply made plastic $30 lights (that would fly off the gun down range after a few shots) to the $200+ surefire lights... I settled on this as the best weapon light for the money. I have a Beretta M9A1 and this light works and looks like it was made for my Beretta. The fit and finish are amazing, the better light output (of the TLR-1s) is enough to temporarily blind anyone unfortunate enough to get it shined in their eyes. The added strobe is quite disorienting to anyone on the other end of it (red spots in vision that last for about a minute if you look into the light). I love the placement of the two way toggle switch for left or right handed, and one and two handed grip styles. It can be switched into the on position or pushing the opposite direction will keep it on for as long as you hold the switch. Good for those situations where you may or may not need the light on at all times. It is set up in a way that even in a panic situation (a.k.a. loading your pants) you can have the muscle memory to turn it on. Much better than the little rubber push button lights I have tried out. Using the light in dark/low light situations can even help with aiming as the center of the light spot is right where I would be aiming for. So if the bright spot of the light is covering the center of the target at about 5 to 15 feet, there was a 95% chance I would hit it without using the sights. The main reason I got this light was the fact that it is all aluminum, it is tried and tested, and the way it clamps onto the gun is better than any "quick release" style rail light I have seen yet. I tightened it on as well as possible because I really don't have a use for "quick release". Though it does come off easy enough in case that is your thing. It came included with two fully charged batteries, and three different rail mount "Keys" so it will fit your particular style without any "Wriggle". My Beretta has a 1913 picatinny rail and it locks onto it beautifully. I cannot attest to the weaver or glock style rails though it fits on my friends composite SigPro 2022 with no problem. Mounted on the Sig 2022 the light sticks out past the muzzle about an inch, so it doesn't look as good as it does on the Beretta M9/92s where it is perfectly flush with the muzzle. Took it to the range and fired off close to 150 rounds of 124gr +p 9mm rounds with the light on the whole time, and it never so much as flickered. I turned it off and put it away and then checked the light out the next day, and it didn't skip a beat. *NEW UPDATE* April 2013 Been using this light for nearly 2 years now, always on my gun, THOUSANDS of rounds and still looks and functions beautifully! Still blindingly bright and never fails to function. I have received compliments that the light looks like it was MADE specially for the Beretta 92A1 series of pistols. If they ever make one with a Green strobing laser under it I will buy it in a split second! *Will update this if anything happens at the next few visits to the range* ---BOTTOM LINE--- If you have a full sized handgun with an accessory rail then this is the light to get! Especially on the Beretta 92A1, M9A1, and 96A1 pistols.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2011 by Axle F.
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
If you know anything about firearms and their accessories, you know that you mainly get what you pay for, especially if the accessories are imported junk. I have personally tried and destroyed the bargain brands of tactical accessories. My experience is if you plan to entrust your life/safety upon your firearm - DON'T CHEAP OUT!!! This goes for the everything attached to your weapon. Brand: I have never had any issues with this brand, as I own many of their lights and mounting solutions across multiple platforms. However, if I had the luxury of extra budget money, I would have gone with Surefire due to their battle-proven history with the military and LEO. This does not in any way negate the fact that this TLR can take the abuse of a 12ga shotgun blast, so it is made well, rest assured. "Assembled in the USA" is still better than nothing these days, so it meets my criteria. Durability: As stated above, it handles a 12ga shotgun blast, whereas other bargain tac-lights claim the same and yet shatter or malfunction within 10 rounds of the same abuse. It is machined well, so everything is a tight fit while remaining easy to manipulate. Ergonomics/Function: On a pistol with proper installation, it is ambidextrous and within reach by your trigger finger. On long guns it can support remote switches for personal taste. Practice makes perfect, as the toggle lever is easily activated by touch. This can be a double-edged sword if you are going for stealth. Brightness: The center spot is not too sharp within 20 feet, which I prefer since it does not draw the eye to any particular section. The flood is is easy on the peripherals and very adequate. On a pistol, the center spot is a good quick-aiming point within 15- 20 feet for center mass. Don't be fooled into thinking that this is a long range light. After the 20 foot mark the spot diffuses and it becomes more of a flood. If that is what you are looking for then consider the HP version for a more powerful spot. As with any weapon, practice is the best accessory you can invest in. Repetition will help you to enjoy this light to its fullest. Be safe and responsible.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2013 by TheLua's
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
So, this streamlight is perfect for my gun. I have a Mossberg 500 Flex Tactical shotgun. The forend (pump) already has picatinny rails on both sides and on the bottom. This comes with four different mounting pieces and the directions were clear as to which one to use (the picatinny one for my gun). I put that piece in and unscrewed the mounting screw on the side to loosen it, and it then widens with a spring action so it can snap right on the gun. I then tightened that side screw down and bam. Done deal. It fist perfect. I put it all the way to the front to the front of the clips are flush with the fron of the picatinny rails on my forend. I put it on the bottom so I can work the light with my left hand thumb while holding the pump (forend). This light's on/off is really cool. It is a toggle switch where if I push it one way the light comes on and it springs back. If I push it the other way, it "clicks" on and stays on. I love this feature. Also if you tap the toggle twice to turn it on either temorarily or fixed, it strobes. I turned out the lights at night and this is VERY bright in my bedroom. Very blinding too. Anyone giving this a bad review either couldn't figure out the directions for putting the batteries in, or put this on the wrong rail/wrong part of the gun. As for me this light is exact. As for putting batteries in, there is a clip, then the door comes off by putting some pressure on a spring that levers the door off of the light so you can put the batteries in. I read reviews about having to bend pins and whatnot. That is not necessary and is simply breaking the thing. It is made to be levered off once the clip is undone. And it comes right off where the tabs fit in. Just give it the right leverage, the best way to describe it is like a steel watch clasp. It is actually super nice and snaps on watertight. This light rocks.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2014 by Jeremy Wade Casper
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
I have a Springfield XD 40 Service and I love this light! This light is blinding day or night. Seriously, YOU CAN NOT LOOK AT IT! Just a glimpse and you're seeing spots for minutes after. It is ruggedly built, bright as all, and asthetically pleasing to the eye (when it's turned off that is). It is a little wider than my weapon, but this is not a problem for me since the person breaking in won't see it. It comes with two 3-volt CR123A lithium batteries which are easier to change out than the TLR-1 (the previous model) and are supposed to have a 10-year storage life. They are not cheap to replace, but from the reviews I have read on Amazon you are better off finding them local (like at Radio Shack) and paying a couple bucks extra to guarentee full charge. At 4.18 ounces this light adds a little to the end of the weapon, but is hardly noticable (at least to me). After reading the reviews for this model and it's predecessor (the TLR-1),.. out of 119 reviews NOT ONE WAS BELOW A FOUR STAR RATING. Comparing that to other "cheaper" and "lighter" lights, my decision was easily made. When it comes to the protection of my family, I would rather pay a little extra for something 'once' and know it will be reliable. The strobe feature is nice as well, but may not be practical for most. With a quick "double tap" of the switch YOU CAN LOCK THE STROBE ON, but like any other tool you should practice with it to retain "muscle memory". Really though, unless you are storming a building full of insurgents, I think you should be ok with just the steady beam. If you have medium to large hands (like me), you can toggle the switch with either the thumb from your supporting hand, or the index "trigger finger". The rocker switch makes it easy to use and is much less likely to come on accidentally (like the cheaper lights) and drain your batteries. All in all, I believe the TLR-1s is THE best light for the money. Hope this helps :)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2012 by Edzilla
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
This is the best value I have found in a good quality weapon light. It is fairly adaptable to different frames -- I mounted it on a Sig P229 with rail. There are four bushings for positioning depending on the frame of choice -- two of them work with the Sig -- they vary the distance from trigger guard slightly. Sig's rail system is very slightly convex on lower edge (light mounting is flat) but if you secure the mounting screw well (more than "thumb tight") it holds VERY well. I have run four to five hundred rounds with light attached and it has not loosened or shifted and works well. The light is very bright and, on the 229, extends about a half an inch past front of muzzle so there is no "frame shadow". Therefore it gets a little powder residue after a while but seems to wipe away clean. I am sure over time this will show as wear. This version comes with a strobe -- not being in law enforcement or similar needs, I don't expect to use it in an emergency. It is a little difficult to get the hang of turning the strobe on -- two quick flips of the switch timed just right -- can't see me fumbling with that in crisis mode. Ambidextrous on/off switch is easy to operate and can be operated stronghand index finger or weak hand thumb depending on preference. I cannot speak to battery life -- have run it for only about 45 minutes total. Uses CR123s and, on a handgun, would have to unmount to change them. There are probably some better lights on the market but those that the experts rate the best all seemed to $350-$500 price tags. Not in my price range for my intended usage. I will update this after about a year -- only unknown for me at this point is durability and longevity. If both of those hold up, it is 5-stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2013 by J. Bristow
Size: 3.39 x 1.47 x 1.44
Style: with Strobe and without Earless Screw
I bought this light for two main reasons: battery life is longer than the newer HL and 800 lumens is blinding to the shooter and perp in a small room with white walls. The 300 lumens is very bright and lights up the room well. This light is mounted on a CZ SP-01 and holds really well, no giggle. Cons: -battery door is a little confusing to open first time. You have to pull back a latch all the way, then lift the bottom of the door up. After doing it a few times, it is good to go. -batteries position is not obvious in the manual. But if you look at the sides of the light, it indicates the direction of each battery. One "+" and one is "-". Again, once you see it, this is not a negative. PROs -customizing the rail adapters. Very easy. The SP-01 rails liked the 1913 adapter. You can see how they fit by putting the adapter up to your rails. Very easy. -rail - easy on, easy off. Spring loaded so you just loosen the winged nut and then push in with your thumb and tilt the light off the gun. You do not need tools for this, finger tighten is all that is needed. -you can easily use the strobe function. The strobe is only on while you hold the switch down. It is not a continuous on function. -strobe can be disabled. Click down 10 times and hold till the light goes out. Now the function is disabled. Do the 10x press and hold to re-enable strobe function. Nice feature.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2017 by KaseyH