Streamlight 69279 TLR-6 Tactical Pistol Mount Flashlight 100 Lumen with Integrated Red Aiming Laser for Non-Rail 1911, Black

In order to use this for home defense, I purchased a trigger-mounted TLR-version 1911 instead of spending a few hundred dollars more for a tactical rail version 1911 The Springfield Armory will hold 6 rounds for me. My problem is that it is an extremely tight fit and I was unable to install it Firstly, you are supposed to install the smaller half, then bend the tab in the larger half to lock it into place. My full size 1911 won't fit on that way. I'm not sure if that's because I have a full size 1911. In the end, I installed the larger half first, then the smaller half, and it snapped into place instantly after trying for more than 10 minutes. snugly after screwing it in, and after placing the screws it does not move. In any case, 1) for indoors. There are two types of TLRs It is the right choice for combat in close quarters. ***I will keep you posted once I get to know the range. ****Finding this product to be excellent. I have been updated for the 18th of December. A few weeks ago I went to the shooting range and shot There is still no problem with the light, and it works perfectly. New grips on the WC are shown in the updated picture.

Alexia Gentry

| Aug 04, 2020

Installing it is a piece of cake. The Springfield Loaded 1911 has been fitted with this. This is a good quality item that fits perfectly and is While listening to music and talking on the phone, I installed this thing in under 10 minutes. I like the quality of light output.
Is capable of having both laser and light, or light only, or laser only, or both** The people that claim to be unable to do installation themselves either have no grasp of mechanics or lack the patience to do so. Installation

Firstly, enter 1. Using your fingers, loosen the three nuts. The battery cover should be unclipped. Removing the laser/flashlight assembly is Step 4 of this repair. Put the LARGER plastic piece on top of the trigger guard, it covers the bottom of the trigger guard. The laser assembly must be inserted back into the sixth piece. A SMALLER plastic piece must be put on top, but it is hard to do, it should wiggle Batteries should be put in trap door 8 while the trap door should be closed. Nuts need to be tightened.

Rayne Moon

| Jan 08, 2021

I think this is a really well-thought out idea You would not try to become an expert marksman with this product, but in many cases you will find it very useful If you're engaged in defense, you have an enormous advantage over your opponent. It will no longer be necessary for you to align the gun the way you see it with your dominant eye once you have set the red laser dot to align with your eye picture at a specific chosen distance once it has been set. If you set the laser to an alignment for the range you want, you simply turn on the laser, and when you fire, the bullet will go as indicated by the red light.
*Cr>In addition to being useful in finding your way around, the flashlight is useful for finding your way before a storm. Practicing the selection process is a good idea Selecting the mode by holding one button while pressing the other allows you to choose between flashlight, flashlight with laser or laser only (it remembers the last one you selected). You'll soon be able to do things easily once you're accustomed to it. As an example, the button is well positioned and easy to feel. However, this is one of those tactile things firearm users need to practice and also become used to in order for it to become part of muscle memory when faced with anxiety. There are only a few other issues I can foresee in regards to While my belt and shoulder versions of the product have become unsuitable, I am confident there is another solution available.

Sawyer Simmons

| Sep 11, 2020

Add this laser/light combination to my Kimber 1911 Ultra Carry II CDP and you have an excellent option. There are 45 calibers in this hammer. As soon as it is installed, it provides accurate and timely results. It would be nice to have a good holster for it, but I cannot find one. It does not appear to exist for 1911s or TLRs There are still six to go. The TLR-45 and Glock 43 have some as well The product is one that I would buy again and.

Alma Jarvis

| Oct 10, 2020

My first thought was that I may have to adjust it when I sight it in. At home, I pre adjusted simply by guessing what a good center spot was. It's a #&&# That's right on the mark. My dad knew how to use this when I was at the range and it was so much fun. The Rock Island Armory 1911 tact fits perfectly in my compact. Oh yea, I'm using it for my compact. I am unsure if it is going to work. I feel that there is a gap that shouldn't be there in the design. This fits perfectly and does not move in any way, so I don't care that it isn't designed for Ria 1911's - it works fine and is reasonable priced. If you have to get a rail, a) how you want to do it. B) getting a laser light/flashlight for $90 is not bad at all compared to buying a regular $200-$300 unit Three hundred dollars. A+ for operating it easily, i was worried it would be complicated to use, but was pleasantly surprised by how easy it is, unless you have long fingers. The reach is perfect, and it's ambidextrous. The 1911 does an A++ overall, but I don't like rails on 1911's. In my mind, I considered grips with laser sights, but fortunately I like my grips and i don't want to spend $400 on a grip and rail combination. So thank you streamlight, it solves all of my problems, so awesome I give this flashlight another A+ because it is bright. Whenever I thought about the 1911, I imagined it being like the Punisher And I just topped the fantasy movie version (g# & a The product I'm using right now makes me so This resulted in the perfect score and an unbeatable review)

OK recently bought another and it fits my Tokarev Yugo m57, which is pretty much a 1903 colt hammerless copy, it fits! I have never seen such a product before.

Vada Adams

| Mar 31, 2021