vyper005
05-27-2007, 14:03
What kind of light/laser do you have mounted on your Glock ?? I just picked up a new G21SF with the pic rail and I am not sure what to put on it....Anyone ideas ?? Thanks...
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View Full Version : Insight...Streamlight or Glock light on your weapon ?? vyper005 05-27-2007, 14:03 What kind of light/laser do you have mounted on your Glock ?? I just picked up a new G21SF with the pic rail and I am not sure what to put on it....Anyone ideas ?? Thanks... rdmtbiker 05-27-2007, 14:18 I have the Glock light. But it is not on the gun all the time. :supergrin: nbkky71 05-27-2007, 14:36 Surefire P101 mounted on my G17. It's my 'things that go bump in the night' gun. highnright 05-27-2007, 14:40 Glock light. It was on the model 22 when I bought it. It's pretty bright, but I am sure others are as good if not better. DaBigBR 05-27-2007, 15:00 x200a. Ridgeway 05-27-2007, 15:27 x200 love it hokieglock 05-27-2007, 15:30 streamlight M3. very cheap and gets the job done. Mark9Fogger 05-27-2007, 16:00 M3, M3X, and X200A igor 05-27-2007, 16:55 i use the glock light for my 17 which is a house gun for the family. i use the glock light cause my finger is able to turn it on and off easier than the streamlight i have. the placement of the switch just suits me better. my son uses the streamlight for his ruger. coltdemon1911 05-27-2007, 17:23 I have both, (the Streamlight is an LED version) - I prefer the Streamlight, its a little more solid and the momentary switching is easier to manipulate under stress than the Glock light (which if you put too much pressure on it locks on). Both lights are great additions Bill Lumberg 05-27-2007, 18:22 For someone, non-sworn,who will be carrying the weapon, neither. For police, military, or for a dedicated home gun that the user will be doing supervised training with, a TLR-1. Originally posted by vyper005 What kind of light/laser do you have mounted on your Glock ?? I just picked up a new G21SF with the pic rail and I am not sure what to put on it....Anyone ideas ?? Thanks... Kirkstick 05-27-2007, 18:58 Streamlight M-6. I like it, but I haven't compared it to other lights. My budget only goes so far and I haven't encountered any problems so I haven't felt the need to switch. john wall 05-27-2007, 20:01 On my G-17, I have the Insight Technologies M3-X with the remote switch that puts controls right under the middle finger. Good squeeze and the light is on. Very bright, very secure, and very handy to operate. I think the only thing the trigger finger should be doing in a gunfight is trigger stroke. EddieMossberg 05-27-2007, 20:01 For my Glocks, the Glock light is my choice. I also believe the switch just feels better in terms of placement. It is in the perfect position for me. Now on my pistol grip shotgun, the TLR-2 is the best choice for me. It seems better suited for heavy recoil. I also have tried the MX3, with no problems at all. You can't go wrong with any of these brands, yet I still go with Glock just for the ergonomics. :thumbsup: JasonC8301 05-27-2007, 21:04 SF X200A on my Glock 19. This light has been ran on a few different guns for over 5K+ rounds in the past 2 months (even been shot off two guns ebcause of operator error, ie not fully clicking the light onto the rail.) Besides some scratches here and there, and burnt top end (due to muzzle flash) its been working. hamtech 05-27-2007, 21:47 Glock light/laser combo, nice switch system, more then bright enough and well engineered, as are all three mentioned Tom N. 05-27-2007, 22:29 I have the Streamlight TLR-1 on my G22. It was a good deal at the gun shop and it seems to work well. :thumbsup: Glockerstein 05-27-2007, 22:48 Surefires... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v171/Gregdog/Pin%20Ups/W111D002.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v171/Gregdog/Pin%20Ups/Me007.jpg sphillips45 05-27-2007, 23:30 I use a old M-3 and i also use a Streamlight TLR-1 Armed Infidel 05-27-2007, 23:49 My choice for my Glock 23 was the Streamlight TLR-2! http://i17.tinypic.com/4u31piv.jpg :thumbsup: LoneWolfUSMC 05-28-2007, 00:13 Streamlight M3 It's simple, quality, and not too expensive. It has caused quite a few people to go "oh *****" when they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. http://www.bytephoto.com/photopost/data/500/9534Weapons-003_small.jpg tinman517 05-28-2007, 19:41 TLR-2 on my G23 for HD use, only. jhc37013 05-29-2007, 00:42 I have one weapon light the Surefire X200A which I keep on whatever Glock I'm using for home defense,and I have two Crimson Trace one for my G26 and another I swap around between my 19 and 23.I like being able to have either a light and lazer combo at once or to have just one or the other at a time. RayB 05-29-2007, 11:30 G17: SureFire X200 A or B G19: Trijicon LaserMax SureFire X200 A or B G21: Meprolight LaserMax SureFire X200 A or B All equipment live fire, range-tested for reliability. :thumbsup: --Ray bubba23 05-29-2007, 11:39 GTL22 on 23 for HD. jhc37013 05-29-2007, 23:19 Originally posted by jhc37013 I have one weapon light the Surefire X200A which I keep on whatever Glock I'm using for home defense,and I have two Crimson Trace one for my G26 and another I swap around between my 19 and 23.I like being able to have either a light and lazer combo at once or to have just one or the other at a time. Oh yeh I forgot I have an Insight M3 to. vyper005 06-02-2007, 14:35 Thanks for the replies guys,Keep'em coming... sky51fire 06-02-2007, 22:00 Originally posted by jhc37013 Oh yeh I forgot I have an Insight M3 to. Is the Insight M3 any good? jhc37013 06-02-2007, 22:24 Originally posted by sky51fire Is the Insight M3 any good? Oh yeh its really good its bright and durable. marcoh 06-04-2007, 05:03 I have an Insight Technologies M6X (http://www.insightlights.com/products/showProduct.asp?id=11) for my G21SF. sky51fire 06-04-2007, 17:31 Originally posted by marcoh I have an Insight Technologies M6X (http://www.insightlights.com/products/showProduct.asp?id=11) for my G21SF. Is it durable and bright? If you were to drop your gun, will the M6X crack or fall off the gun? How is the battery life? AWDTerror 06-04-2007, 21:00 trl-1 for duty..... thing takes a beating and keeps on shining. vBulletin® v3.7.3, Copyright ©2000-2008, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. | ![]() |