Feyachi Picatinny Tactical Flashlight 1200 Lumens, with Offset Mount & Pressure Switch, 200m Beam, 4H Runtime, Rainproof and Shockproof (Black)

Its great that this comes with two batteries and a charger, excellent value. Also comes with a light mount for a pic rail. Takes 3 hours or so to charge 1 battery. Battery life is about 4 hours. Solid construction. Will update in a couple months to see how it holds up to my AR. Overall I would definitely recommend this light. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mounted it on my AR-15 and took it shooting, I only shot around 60 rounds thru my AR with the light mounted then came back home. When I tried to turn it on it flickered, but would not turn on, I took the battery out and put it back in and then it turns on fine, I bumped the light with my fist and it turned off again. Taking the battery out and putting it back in made it function. I do have a muzzle brake on my AR and the light might've been mounted a little too close to it. I returned the defective one and got a replacement. I will mount the replacement farther away from my muzzle brake to see if that makes any difference. I don't believe the recoil of my rifle broke the light, I believe it was the concussion of my muzzle brake. I will update this review once I shoot my rifle with the replacement light on (mounted further away from my muzzle brake). _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Been using this light for awhile now, its holding up great, batteries still last a very long time. After mounting the light behind my muzzle brake, I have no issues at all. Super bright, I would recommend this 100%, I am going to buy another one to put on my CZ Scorpion. My only advice is to mount this light a little bit before your muzzle device so it doesn't get hit by the concussion.

The flashlight is really bright, and will damage your eyes which is great! Great flashlight, and great mount. If I were you, I'd put some blue Loctite on the threads of all of the screws and to secure them in for recoil. I haven't tested it with recoil, but as a flashlight it is great! Packaged nicely, and comes with everything it says. The mounting equipment is sourced from different places I assume so, if you order more than one, they may not have the same mounting equipment but it is generally the same, just not exactly the same. I ordered two, and they came with different mounting equipment, but it was small differences nothing major. Just different shapes and forms, and the measurements were different for each, but function the same. The pressure switch was working fine originally, and doing well mounted. However, the day I am writing this review, I go to use it again, and it no longer works. It hasn't been thrown around, or anything. It was mounted to a rail and hasn't been touched since the last time I was mounting it and it worked. I try it today and it no longer works. The flashlight is perfectly fine because I tested it with the original cap, but the pressure switch no longer works at all. Doesn't turn the flashlight on at all. Other than that, I love this flashlight and it is a very nice flashlight for the price. Again, I haven't tried it and tested how it handles and works with recoil, but so far, the flashlight is very bright and works nicely. I wish the pressure switch didn't stop working, if it continued working then this I'd give this flashlight 5 stars for everything so far! Great flashlight so far!

I bought this to put on my M'berg 590. I used some super glue to glue to the pressure switch to the Magpul aftermarket fore-end, works perfectly. The light is very bright. I don't think you can beat this for the money.

I mounted this on the side of my AR. It comes with 2 end caps. One allows you to carry this as a regular flashlight. The other is connected via cable and has a mountable switch that allows for an on/off finger switch as well as a momentary switch. I mounted mine on the side of my fore grip handle and it works great. I love the momentary switch function. The switch itself is rather large and can be activated from pretty much anywhere along the length of the switch. This means I don’t have to try to situate my finger(s) on just one point. I grab the handle, my fingers wrap around and (almost) fall perfectly on the momentary switch. Pretty close to a perfect setup. As usual with anything like this, the mounting of the switch is problematic. Double sided tape does not hold well, and certainly not for any duration of time. There isn’t a lot of room on either end to grab on to, so I used a combination of things. I used removable 3M double sided adhesive under the switch (my handle has a cutout for a light switch). I then took electrical tape and wrapped it around the top of the switch, where the cable goes in. This gives it a lot of stability, still blends in, and, in a pinch, gives me a little extra electrical tape I can remove if I need it somewhere else. This light is super bright. The charging process takes a little bit (it says quick charger on it, but I’m not convinced it is). But, it comes with 2 batteries and they seem to keep their charge for a decent amount of time. I have not done a test yet to see exactly how long they last, but since I prefer the momentary bursts of light over the on/off switch, I imagine I’ll get a lot more use out of each battery. The light is not zoom-able and has no other functions (medium, low, strobe, etc). It is just full on or off in either constant on/off or momentary via the momentary switch. For me and for what I wanted, this light is perfect! One thing I almost forgot - when I first plugged the battery in and left it to charge, I came back several hours later (description says 3 hour charge time). After checking on it at 3 hours, then 4 hours, and then 5 hours, I went to pull the battery out to see if it was seated properly. As soon as I touched the battery, the light on the charger turned green. I let go of it, and the light went back to red. I decided to turn (spin) the battery in the charger and the red light flickered between red and green. I decided to switch batteries and the next battery charged for a few hours and then went green on its own. When I put the first battery back in, it did the red/green dance again. Not sure if this is a charger problem or what, but the battery is in the flashlight and has been working fine, so I assume the charger just has a problem with it’s indicator somehow.

I'll start off by saying that there are a lot of things I like about this flashlight. It is really bright, and the battery seems to have no issues with not being used for a long time. There's nothing special about the mount, it does come loose pretty easily stock so I would suggest adding some threadlock of some sort. But the main issue with this flashlight, which is also the reason why I think I am being generous by giving it a three-star review, is the fact that the switches decide when they want to work. That goes for both the pressure switch and the normal one. It's a shame because everything else about the flashlight is great, but it will seem to be working fine at first but then suddenly the flashlight stops working, I adjust how far in/out the switch is screwed in which sometimes will give it power for a little bit but then stop working again. Because of this, the flashlight is not really practical or trustworthy in any sense. If there is another company that sells switches that happen to fit this light then I would happily get one for it.