OLIGHT PL-Mini 2 Valkyrie 600 Lumens Magnetic USB Rechargeable Compact Weaponlight with Adjustable Rail, High Performance CW LED Tactical Flashlight with Built-in Battery

Finding a light that will fit the Beretta APX Centurion's rail has proven to be nearly impossible. And, while I believe this is the most underrated gun on the market today, and one that provides a lot of value. . . Beretta made a huge mistake by not ensuring compatibility with the widely used weapon lights already on the market. br>br>However, thanks to Olight's ingenuity, a high-quality weapons light that fits the APX has been developed. And, while I haven't personally tested any other subcompact or "short" rail pistols, I am confident that the PL-200 is one of them. Mini 2 would also work on those. That's how adaptable it is. The bottom section of the light can be mounted anywhere as long as your pistol has a rail to which the top section can attach. All the way to the "left" and all the way to the "right". . . and it still locks in place. br>br>The light itself has a throw of 600 lumens, which is more than enough for weapon use. It also doesn't give off a lot of splash back indoors, which is a big problem with some of the newer 1000 and 1200 lumen weapon lights. So far, I've put 500 rounds down range with this light on my APX, and it's running like a champ. I'm using the standard PL- I have two Valkyrie on a Glock 22, and I've fired at least 2000 rounds through it with the light attached. And, despite the fact that it gets filthy (which isn't the fault of the lights), it keeps running like a champ. And I fully anticipate the same from this light. br>br>I've had a lot of success with Olight and highly recommend them. They are reasonably priced, and their lights are durable. They are unquestionably among WML's elite. And, in my opinion, they provide the best value. If you're thinking about getting this light, I don't think you'll be disappointed! br>br>UPDATE 2/13/21br>br>This light is still going strong after a few thousand rounds. There were no problems at all. I like how versatile this light is. br>br>I can also confirm that it fits the Canik TP9 Elite SC in addition to the APX. And the fact that this light fits so well on these short rails leads me to believe it will fit on any 1913 rail. br>br>If you're on the fence, take the plunge! It's a fantastic, high-quality product. br>br>*************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** If you found my review useful, please consider clicking the "helpful" button below when it asks if it was useful!.

Esme Foley

| Oct 11, 2021

3 9mm is the perfect length. This light has made a big impression on me. My Springfield XDS 3 was able to use it. Right out of the box, 3 9mm worked perfectly. There's no need to tighten it up any further.

Jonah METCALFE

| Jan 01, 2021

I'd been looking for a light that was brighter than 100 lumens for my Ruger Sr9c subcompact, and Olight finally released the mini 2! When they told me it had an adjustable rail to fit most pistols and had 600 lumens, I was sold!.

Hannah Glass

| Dec 31, 2020

This is an excellent light for the Springfield Hellcat, which is currently one of the few options available. Because the Hellcat rail groove isn't deep enough, it locks down tight after some fiddling. The charging from the outside is excellent. The degree of adaptability is unrivaled. I also like the low-battery indicator light. The length of the switches, on the other hand, is a flaw. When attempting a trigger press in a stressful situation with proper manual of arms, your trigger finger may become tangled in the switch if you have large or long fingers and/or fingernails. a I've seen where people have ground the switches to fix the problem. Since this light was probably not designed to be mounted on such a small carry pistol, all one can hope for is that Olight will release a model-specific version. If they want to promote this light for the Hellcat, they can offer it as a replacement switch option. I'm also skeptical that a holster designed specifically for this combination will be available, given that the light is larger than the frame.

Isabelle Hughes

| Aug 06, 2021

I got it, charged it up, and the light would only turn on if I pressed and held the switch manually. The constant on function was not able to be used. After sending an email to the company, they promptly responded with an RMA. When I returned it to them, they gave me a new perspective. The constant-on switch worked after I charged it. Until I mounted it on my G19, which has since stopped working. I'm not sure what's the issue. I guess I'll have to get in touch with OLight. again.

Yareli McGee

| May 02, 2021

WOW! This light was purchased to be used with my M9A3. Despite the fact that it didn't fit as well as I had hoped, it did on my FNP 40. I charged it right away after receiving it, and it only took an hour to charge. The light is bright white in color. When it was fully charged, I made the mistake of turning it on and looking into the light before mounting it; it is blinding at 600 lumens. For the small, compact package, it's a fantastic deal. This is a light that I HIGHLY recommend. I'm going to buy it again as soon as possible because it arrived in three days. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> 9/23/2019br>On Saturday, I took it to the range, and it performed flawlessly. I put 200 rounds through it and had no problems. Because of the recoil, the light was never turned off. Never flew away from the weapon. This is preferable to the 1500 lumen light in my opinion because it is more on the white end of the spectrum and will blind you if shone directly into your eyes. This is a light that I strongly urge you to buy.

Charley Knox

| Jun 13, 2021

This was purchased to be used with a Safariland ALS level 3 holster and a Glock 21 SF pistol. Compared to my streamlight tlr 1, the olight has less drag on the draw. The switch is simple to operate and only travels a short distance when turned on or off. br>With 600 lumens, it is easy to flood a room or hallway with light. br>I've only had it on for one day in dry weather, so I can't comment on how long it will last. The quality of the design and craftsmanship appears to be high. br>The single lever for attaching and detaching is far more convenient than the screw-on design used by streamlight. Setting the light further away from the muzzle may aid in keeping the light clear while shooting.

Myla Crawford

| Sep 30, 2021

This is a handy little fellow. I don't usually charge this light in my truck, but I also don't pull my sidearm very often. As a result, the batteries don't need to be charged as frequently as they once did. When I do have to disarm to enter a GFZ (aka no-one-but-you zone), it's usually for a good reason. can- shoot- back- zone) I charge it while I am defenseless and away from my computer. I'm not sure how often it needs to be recharged because I've never seen it run out of power. This little guy, on the other hand, is quite bright.

Duncan Tran

| Apr 27, 2021