TLR 1 or 2 for second Glock tac light?

[Flared_Nostrils]

I have a TLR-1 for my home defense G17, and I'm about to purchase another TLR for my detached garage "G20 security system" when working late at night.
This will be for the possible situation when unwanted activity is going outside and I'd like a good light that goes bang if ever needed.
My question is... any opinions as to wether I will want the TLR-2 with laser as opposed to the basic TLR-1?
The extra $200 is a significant price leap.
(I live on a half acre lot with lots of trees and shrubs on the property along a main road and experience the occasional wandering lunatic)

[arjohnson]

I have the TLR-2 and could'nt be happier. To me it was worth the extra cash, which was about 130.00 more than the TLR-1.

[Flared_Nostrils]

yes, thanks for the reply.
Correction...
(I had a bunch of prices scribbled down)
The price difference is indeed $135 where I was looking.
I did lots of research on tac lights and the TLR lights do seem the best for the price, although I know there's many opinions.
Any advice is welcome on this.

[JNKIRK1974]

I have the TLR-2. It's great!

[lastevolution]

TLR-1

The laser isn't worth the 100+ dollars.

[M2 Carbine]

I've got 5 TLR-2 laser/lights on such guns as the Ruger 22/45, Kel Tec PLR .223 pistol, FN 5.7 pistol, Bushmaster M4 and Ithaca shotgun.

I'm a firm believer in the Streamlight laser/light.
I do a good bit of low light and near dark shooting. I like to experiment and use a timer.
Bottom line. A gun mounted light is good but a gun mounted laser/light is great.

The last couple Streamlight TLR-2's I bought were $199 at

http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/nsearch?catalog=botach&query=Streamlight+TLR-2&.autodone=http%3A%2F%2Fstore.botachtactical.com%2Fnsearch.html

I see they are $220 now.
I've seen some complaints about this company but I haven't had any problems with them.