FeyachiHL-20 Pistol Light 1500 Lumen Upgrade LED Weapon Light Compact Rail Mounted Handgun Tactical Flashlight Rail Locating Keys for Picatinny, Black

A low cost clone of the Streamlight TLR1HL it offers a budget friendly option for home use. If you are a LE or Security Professional my advice would be to purchase the original Streamlight as your daily work exposures are extreme. I doubt this light will have the ability to survive exposure to moisture that the Streamlight does. But for a homeowner it should serve them well for enhanced security needs.Mounted on the pic rail of a compact carbine the light offers the user a very bright light field. Ignore the lumen claims but purchase knowing this is a bright light and for the price an exceptional value. The quality of the item in my view is mid-grade, but it mounts solid and functions well. It came with 2 sets of batteries and uses the DL123 cells as does the TLR1 platform.This light is a value buy and offers the purchaser multi-platform mounting options as several firearm rail fitment keys are included that enhance mounting.

These are my out-of-the-box-and-newly-installed impressions, having not yet been to the range.PROS: The light is a great value at a fraction of the cost of my other lights. Being primarily constructed of metal alloy, it appears to be sturdy and well made. The lighting controls are ambidextrous and easy to manipulate. The light is very bright and seemingly in range of the advertised specs. The light comes with an extra set of batteries...which further enhances the value. It also comes with the tools necessary to exchange the rail key and to install the light on your rail. Mine came with the Glock piece installed, and switching it out for the 1913 picatinny piece was easy. This provided for a solid mount...and the light doesn't move at all.CON: The battery compartment cover is not hinged/attached to the main body in any way. While I already knew that beforehand, securing it back on required a teensy bit of patience on my part. Though I lined up the cover properly, and with the bottom tab seated inside the lip of the compartment, popping it back wasn't just a snap...meaning not easy. However, it is a tight seal when secured.For me, the width is perfect for my KelTec Sub2K Gen 3. I installed the light right in front of my angled foregrip...with a slight gap between. This allows for easy access to the toggle control via my index finger. And being wider than a pistol trigger guard, the foregrip actually provides a degree of side-impact protection for the toggle control...without hindering operation.Basically, it's a perfect fit for my application and I'm happy with my purchase.

I will have to say I was actually genuinely impressed with these lights. Typically, I try to stay away from Chinese equipment, especially when it comes to my firearms however, after about 300 rounds of 9 mm with a compensator and 100 rounds of double 00 buck on a Benelli M4 all three lights I purchased are still functioning. I’ve compared them side-by-side with my TLR-1 stream light not only are these brighter with the beam pattern is also tighter and more crisp. Overall, the construction feels more solid as well. I was genuinely shocked with these lights for the price point.

Lights like this can cost a little, or a lot. Streamlight brand lights, while really well made, can start at $100 and exceed $300. I wanted another light that wouldn't go outside with me carrying. I was seduced by the price. I don't think Amazon let's me mention what the cost was, but the 1500 lumen Feyachi was less expensive than the 1000 lumen version. Nothing to lose. It was CHEAP as lights go.It's bright. I'll give you that. There are only two minor issues with this light from a practical standpoint. 1) It weighs 4.4 ounces compared to a Streamlight TLR-7 at 2.9 ounces and hangs futher back, feeling lighter. But the Feyachi costs 5x LESS than the TLR-7 and far less than a TLR-8. Even the TLR-6's run around $100 or so.2). The switch on the Feyachi feels cheap. You don't just tap it to turn the light on, you have to LIFT one side for continuous and press/hold the other for temporary illumination.My bottom line/advice... If you can tolerate the extra weight and cheap beats overall quality, then buy the Feyachi. Even before I mounted it, I thought that for that price I could keep it as a small but very bright flashlight. If weight and balance is an issue, save your nickels and dimes and buy a Streamlight.I should have given it 5 stars, and it probably deserves it for its value. I couldn’t go with 5. I gave it 4 stars. So just consider it a 4.666666.

Very solid build and very bright. This is a clone of a TLR1. Comes with rail keys for all major rail styles. Comes with 4 batteries, so an extra set. Unfortunately it uses the CR123 batteries which are quite expensive compared to other batteries, but hopefully I never need to use the pistol light so the batteries should last quite a while.

I rarely write reviews and I had to write one for this light. I bought this light based on the previous reviews and was sure I’d be let down. Almost a year later this light still works off of the original batteries, has stood up to multiple weapons through multiple range visits, and provides the weight I need on the front of my weapon when I need it on top of being super bright. There a few times you get more than what you pay for and this is definitely one of those times. For 30 bucks don’t even hesitate.

I own 7 of these and have put thousands of rounds through my guns with these lights mounted on them without any issues. Just but it

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Good reviews and excellent value for the money