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Arrives
Saturday, Oct 17
Style: With Red Laser
Features
- High-Intensity White Light Performance: Delivers 1,000 lumens with 20,000 candela and a 283-meter beam distance, producing a powerful, far-reaching beam for target identification and situational awareness; up to 1.5 hours runtime using two CR123A lithium batteries
- Integrated Light, Laser, and Strobe Functionality: Combines a high-output LED weapon light with an integrated Class 3R red aiming laser (<5 mW, 640660 nm) and a selectable strobe mode for signaling and high-visibility light output
- Ambidextrous Paddle Switch Operation: Features intuitive rear paddle switches for momentary or constant-on activation, allowing fast, reliable control with either hand while maintaining a natural firing grip
- Secure Rail Clamp Mount: Rail grip clamp system attaches quickly and securely to MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) and GLOCK-style handgun rails, with included rail locating keys for proper alignment and fit; verify compatibility prior to purchase
- Built Streamlight Tough: Constructed from 6000-series machined aircraft aluminum with a high-impact polymer laser housing; IPX4 water-resistant design and impact-tested construction deliver dependable performance in demanding environments
- C4 LED delivers 12,000 candela peak beam intensity; 630 lumens
- Securely fits a broad range of weapons
- One handed snap-on and tighten interface keeps hands away from muzzle when attaching/detaching
- 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with anodized finish with high temperature, shock-mounted glass lens
- TIR optic produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination
Description
Built for users who demand powerful illumination and precise control in low- light conditions, the TLR-2 HL from Streamlight combines a high-output LED weapon light with an integrated aiming laser in a compact, rail-mounted design. Delivering intense brightness with a focused beam and selectable strobe functionality, the TLR-2 HL enhances visibility and target awareness when it matters most. Ambidextrous paddle switches provide intuitive momentary or constant-on operation, while the secure rail clamp system allows fast, tool-free attachment to compatible handgun rails. Constructed from durable aircraft-grade aluminum and engineered to withstand demanding environments, the TLR-2 HL offers dependable performance and Streamlight’s proven quality making it a confident choice for professionals and responsible users seeking reliable light and laser capability in one rugged system. Laser classification: Class 3R; output less than 5 mW
Special Feature: Adjustable Light Modes, High Lumens, High Power, Impact Resistant, Lightweight
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: LED
Material: Aluminum
Additional Features: Adjustable Light Modes, High Lumens, High Power, Impact Resistant, Lightweight
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: LED
White Brightness: 1000 lumens
Voltage: 3 volts
Battery Type: Lithium Metal
Number of Batteries: 2 CR123A batteries required. (included)
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Light Output Maximum: 1000 lumens
Battery Description: Lithium (CR123A)
Mounting Type: Gun Mount
Battery Life: 1.25 hours
Light Source Special Features: C4 LED technology, Infrared Laser, Integrated Red Aiming Laser
Beam Angle: 10 degrees
Runtime: 5 hours
Number of Light Sources: 2
Light Path Distance: 283 meters
Color: Black
Style Name: With Red Laser
Finish Types: Black
Shape: Round
Warranty Type: Lifetime
Specification Met: ANSI, CE, IPX4
Included Components: Battery, Rail locating keys for Glock style and 1913 Picatinny and S&W 99/TSW and Beretta 90two, TLR-2 Weapon Mounted Light, User Guide
Brand Name: Streamlight
Recommended Uses For Product: Emergency, Hunting, Security, Tactical
Global Trade Identification Number: 19
Manufacturer: Streamlight
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 080926692619
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Length: 7.1 inches
Item Type Name: Weapon Light
Model Number: 69261
Manufacturer Part Number: 69261
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.39"D x 1.47"W x 1.83"H
Item Weight: 4.96 ounces
Size: 3.39 in L x 1.47 in W x 1.83 in H
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.39"L x 1.47"W x 1.83"H
Material Type: Aluminum
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: With Red Laser
The whole body is aluminum and head. I though head was plastic but nope accidental sanding determined metal also. But laser is polymere but functions well sights in perfect with no drift after firing. Its a good light and ill be posting review vs surefire x400 on youtube. I prefer the streamlight for many reasons. So modular and snag free with battery cap thats beefy with steel hatch thingy. Its hella bright but youll wana go to rechargables cause it do eat the batteries. Slowly dims as depleted. But first 20 mins will indeed impress. Beam pattern can only be described as a big ball of white searing light out to 100 yards or more. I dremeled the toggle down to a stump more or less and that leaves zero snag points or drop vulnabilities. O ring sealed but havent taken it diving lately. Its got a sorta easy bump somewhat loosish rocker switch but that makes it easy to do the bump then click for strobe. Stobe is all that it is advertised to be and with fresh batteries will indeed blind someone for a minute. I just like the light. Surefire is dimmer beam but dhs certified laser so little tlr does have slightly smaller laser dot but still very bright very visable. Surefire has plastic switches and 50 million snagle points two lock out modes and laserlight is some square honkin switch that is in middle setting. Gee hope it doesnt get bumped into lockout. Kinda dumb. Streamlight goes from right to left laserlight... light only... laser only. So simple intuitive and can be actuated with trigger finger. Not even so with the surefire two handed opperation required and you got 5 modes to fiddle with while youre getting shot at. So ive changed philosophies. Simple is better. This light will bring you joy. Call safariiland for holster options and youre set.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2014 by aaron tye
Style: With Red Laser
(TLR-2 HL red laser review) This is a great laser/light combo. I purchased it primarily for the 800 lumen light, but the laser is an added plus. I'm using it on a 1911 platform. Pros: Very easy installation EXTREMELY bright LED light Strobe function (push temporary wing down (or up depending on side) twice within half a second and hold) Laser holds zero surprisingly well Cons: Windage/elevation screws strip easily Windage/elevation screws get misthreaded when adjusting sometimes --Misthreading happened to me a number of times, but I was able to force the screw out and realign it The device is quite wide The TLR-2 is an expensive piece of kit, but it's worth the money. Quality build, stellar customer service, and ease of use make it a no-brainer for those looking for a light/laser combo. Don't waste your money on $600 laser/light combos -- get this one. I've heard the green light is even better than the red, but I've had no issues with the red at all. If you have the money to purchase the TLR-2, I would look no further. You will not be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2018 by engel556
Style: With Red Laser
i'm not even sure where to start- this thing is a seizure waiting to happen. i don't even know if one would have to fire after bashing someone with this much light at short range. a local pd buddy of mine loaned me his 300 lumen tlr2s a while back. it was perfect for the glock nightstand pistol, and fit the ar well (in front of the front sight, on a two slot pic rail). i figured i wanted a hotter light for the rifle, so when streamlight came out with the hl models, i bought one. i had always imagined the 630 lumen light might be too much for indoors, but when i got it and started messing with it, all i could think was "six hundred lumens is twice as good as three hundred, right??!!" WRONG! after wandering around the house a few times, getting used to the controls, i waited until late night with no ambient light (other than the now ubiquitous led glow that comes from just about anything that has an edison plug on it these days), and picked up the g17, cranked on the light, and got traumatically blinded from behind the sights. even the dingy, not entirely white walls of my dusty residence splashed wayyyy too much of that 630 lumens back at my night adjusted retinas, and i had to blink off the initial burn. i had a lasting case of greenspot just to start with. not content with that degree of masochism, i decided to go through the motions of clearing the house, and when the light hit the chrome finish of the bicycle repair stand in the living room, i think i may have screamed. my eyes were fried. to be fair, anywhere i did not experience splash was fine, and really, the added brightness was only a liability in case of terrible reflection- but when it was bad, it was bad. i think that says more positive about the attributes of the light than negative, but it should also stand as a caveat when considering the high lumen models of this light for indoor use. the way i was looking at this purchase from the start was that i wanted this light for the rifle, and thought it might be good to test it on a pistol. if you do not have a default longer range/outdoor application for this thing, and you are on the fence about its brightness for your purpose, definitely find a way to check one out before you commit to it. the price difference between the 300 lumen job and the 630 lumen item is currently pretty modest, so for an additional few bucks, if the brighter light is what you want, you should definitely buy it. historically my eyesight has been better than 20/15 in either eye, so it's possible that my sockets are more sensitive to big light. i cannot emphasize enough, that outside of the blinding reflective issues, the high lumen output provided an amazing sense of "field of impact" (i know that sounds kind of silly), and simultaneously huge peripheral awareness. i mentioned it was blinding, right? i think i'd rather get tazed than smacked by this light at anything under ten yards, maybe more. every other light i have owned, i have been willing to blast myself with, just to understand it firsthand. not this one, at least not intentionally. oh yeah- the "seizure waiting to happen"... i haven't even started talking about the strobe, have i? eeesh...
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2014 by robert davis
Style: With Red Laser
Quality light and laser combo. That said, it won’t fit many holsters on the market. I assumed it was the same footprint at the tlr1, however the addition of the laser under the light makes it slightly bigger there and won’t fit most duty holsters designed for the tlr1 or “large light” universal holsters
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Ian
Style: With Red Laser
Have yet to shoot with it but love it so far, looks great on a 1911. Very bright was pleasantly surprised that it does have the strobe feature. Laser could be brighter but it's pretty much what I expected. Red lasers are pretty much useless outside during the day but this was meant as an addition to my nightstand gun so it's meant for close range indoors at night in an emergency break in situation. Green lasers are much much more visible and wish the version with the green laser had the laser emitting diode in the same spot as this one but it doesn't and instead has it in with the light and off to the side so you have to take in consideration windage compensation for different ranges. On top of that since the diode is in with the light the laser has to shine through the lens and reflects off of the lens, back to the flashlight reflector, and apparently creates a green shadow effect that could potentially give your position away if you are going with laser only at night. When they make a green laser that is the same as this HL version with the brighter light and the diode centered below the light, then I will buy it. Till then this version is probably the best light laser combo on the market for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2014 by Yammo
Style: With Red Laser
Better than my crimson trace and surefire. I placed the streamlight on HK P30 and first impression was that it was a little big, however after going through the setup, the size is worth it. The streamlight is brighter than I was expecting, able to light up a whole room with ease. It was also easier than expected to get the laser on point. The ergonomics are good to and easy turn on. No effort in finding the switch to get the streamlight going. The negative here is the size, though not an issue for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2015 by RYAN
Style: With Red Laser
Had this for just over a year. Bright enough for anything I can think of, the laser is a clear dot and not flared like most cheaper products.Mounting is tight, rattle free and the overall ruggedness and quality looks great. I'd readily give it 5 stars except for one thing. The first time I went to replace the batteries the cover/switch. To the best of my knowledge I've never dropped it, dropping a weapon would be something I would remember. Put another way I am pretty certain there has been no abuse and these things are advertised as nearly indestructible. I paid a premium price to get that reliability. Replacement cover/switches are readily available, a sign to me this is a common and known issue. At a cost of well over $200 I guess I expected better. If I had replaced the battery two weeks earlier there would be no warranty issue. As it is, the warranty covers switches for two years. It isn't clear if that only covers electrical failure. Per the instructions on the company's web page I've submitted a service assistance message which so far hasn't been answered, If it is I'll post a follow up. The part is only about $15, that's not the point. I don't think an accessory you might be using in pretty tense situations should be prone to fail in such a fundamental way. Changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars after Streamlight offered to send a replacement cover. So they stand behind the product; still disappointed it broke but I'd recommend the product to a friend. There's a lot of junk out there, this isn't that at all just not perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2017 by Robert T. Handren
Style: With Red Laser
This thing is a defense weapon in itself! It is so bright you can't tell where the light is coming from in a dark room. You can probably just poke the intruder with a broomstick and he wouldn't know where it came from and cry for you to stop! I had bought two and will give the other as a gift. I will actually buy another for my shotgun. They have the setup correct with the paddles. Very easy to strobe. Very easy to remove (depress that big button in the pic) and put back on from rail. Cons: Well, I guess the special batteries (but that's okay). And what others have said, you have to take it off the rail to change the batteries. But, I would assume that accuracy with laser would not be affected "that" much within 20 feet once dialed in. Laser could be a bit brighter but I am okay with it. I don't think I would buy this without the laser. Just worth it. Be sure to use the correct key for your rail. It comes with 4 different types and extra washers, nuts. Batteries included.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2013 by Bo