TOUGHSOUL 1200 Lumens Picatinny Rail Mount Pistol Light Green Laser Combo | W...

Love these lights. They're TLR clones and oddly enough, they fit a Safariland holster for the TLR. Absolutely no issues. They're rechargeable which makes getting them an absolute no brainer. Even more so when they're like 1/4 of the price of a Streamlight. The build quality will definitely hold up over time. They feel solid. Everything from the body, to the glass, to the buttons. The light is nice and bright and lights up the whole room which is great. My only complaint is the laser. I wish there was a way to disable them. I use these for force on force training and don't want to laser people's eyes. I ended up putting some crazy glue on the slide switch to force the light to be in the light only mode. So far so good. The slide switch is just positioned in such a way that it'll accidentally change modes. Wish there was a hex screw or something to lock that. You can't go wrong with these. If I had another wishlist feature, it would be USB C plugs vs the magnetic charger. I have a feeling those will fail or go missing before the light fails. Which will probably mean having to buy another light (not sure if these chargers exist out there).

Wow! I wasn't sure what to expect for the relatively low price of this laser/light combo. However, having just installed it on my Taurus TH40, I must say that I'm duly impressed with its functionality and apparent build quality. (I HAVE NOT YET fired the pistol with this light attached however.) I'm presuming, based on the nearly 5-star rating, that the light falling off the gun is not a common issue. The green laser is quite bright and at a nice size on target. The very white light is plenty bright enough for my intended home defense and camping purposes and as a bonus, the unit looks like it was built specifically for my pistol. Same shade of color and a nicely conforming fit that makes it look like it was made for the TH40. In addition, the TH40 has memory pads on the slide for your thumb and as it happens, the memory pads are positioned exactly above the light's activation switches. So, it's a very short, smooth and instinctive movement to transition your thumb from the memory pad to activate the light -- further anchoring the custom look, feel and ergonomics aspect of this light on a TH40. It was a breeze to attach to the gun and then zero the laser onto a certain aiming point - at about 10 yards. I know this unit is not a professional grade laser/gun light, but for my needs, it seems to be a very impressive unit, and the great price is a huge value bonus! UPDATE: Tried the light/laser last night. OMG! Outstanding performance! I'm blown-away by this unit's performance - and for $32. bucks (black Friday pricing). The green laser easily green-dotted a palm tree over 150 yards away. The white light out-shined my $149.00 super flashlight light I purchased from Streamlight. I'm a happy camper!

very bright, very sturdy and securely attached. Great price too!

For the price it’s actually a really great light laser combo. Bright, easy to put on. The only thing I would say is it’s difficult to turn the lights on. The lever is really stiff. I suggest using at a range for practice but not for edc.

Bright and easy to charge,easy to use,easy to install

Nice and very bright

A breeze to install securely. Sits my full size Springfield Armory XD-40 great. Very bright light and can still see laser dot.

The pros: Both the white light in the laser are strong and bright It has external magnetic charging, which works The price point is good for a bright light and laser Neutral: The foreign factors larger than most other lights, but perhaps that’s required to get enough power and reflector to supply the brightness advertised Cons: This has a full width rocker switch, which means -You can only turn it to Constant on with your right finger -You can only use momentary on with your left finger -Constant on switch is VERY stiff and not operable with an extended finger, I need more leverage I saw one review where someone said they use it to introduce students to the concept of light and laser. If you’re only going to use it at the range and with two hand operation between holding the pistol and switching this light on, it will work fine. To use it as part of a natural extension of your shooting hand is almost impossible. Returning it and cannot recommend it except for the training or incidental nonemergency use as above.