UTG 95lumen Combat Xenon Weapon Light with Integral Mount

Well the final opinion is yet to come but right off the bat I'm on the fence already. Plain as day in big writing is "95 lumens" NOT 200 as spec'ed, 70 minutes NOT 90 as spec'ed. That is half the output and a quarter less run time- BOTH A BIG DEAL. # batteries is 2 not 3-a good thing?But it has many plusses also, mounting is quick & easy w/ knurled nuts (great for only part-time use), remote switch is great w/o adhereing to stock- BOTH A BIG DEAL. It is bright.That is a "first impression" after 15 minutes so now I'll put it to use. The product seems well made and worthwhile but suffers from misinformation.UPDATE: The final opinion of this light is made and I have to say overall I like it. It gives off plenty of light for my application. Using the pressure switch only for instantanious short term bursts of light is the main/only function for this device. Under these circumstances my "big deal(s)" are not a problem. Also I decided a second light for long term use & as a spotlight was the best approach. I have since added an offset mount w/ light both available through Amazon.

I bought this a long time ago I would have rather a AAA or AA and handheld, but this is very good otherwise.Only rates a 95 lumens batteries seem to last a while I think utg says 3hrs use.only uses cr123a lithium not sure if it will take a liion that would be spendy but nice in the long run.intended use is on a mid to large carbine or rifle airsoft paintball or the real mckoy.is shock resistant and rather beefy as is common with utg they make stuff that lasts.I may do a video review later but as it stands a good light good price cr123a lights are an investment if you use it expect to buy 6-10 a year at $3-$6 a battery.

so i bought this mainly because of the price.. it is an alright light,the actual lght is ok, it could be better. (lights about 15 or so ft in front you), has a nice mount for Picatinny rail. low profile stays close to your rifle and properly secures with two screws,got positive points for that. uses the same batteries as my surefire, which is cool because i have extra ones. comes with a push button and a pressure switch(which was the reason for buying)the only thing that i had a proble was that i boutgh it for the UAG Tactical 5 Position Folding Ergonomic Grip http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0040V8DX6 , which has the are for the pressure switch inserts but did not fit..so i had to put a little electrical tape around the grip to secure the pressure switch. overall its ok. good if on a budget but if your willing to spend some coin i would suggest buying a better one.

This tactical flashlight is a very good buy for the price. It does the job and cost less than the other tactical flashlights out there, so if you're looking for a budget, this flashlight is probably one that you might want to look up. I don't like the fact that this gun isn't led, but its the best bang for the buck, so I'm not going to complain. I would recommend this to anyone who is playing an airsoft game especially for the cqb bcuz this accessory is a great addition.

When I first got this I was impressed with the T-6 aircraft grade metal that was used on this flashlight. Nothing was missing luckily unlike one other customer reviewer. At first when I tested out the flashlight with the provided batteries, the performance was absolutely terrible but I figured it might have been the batteries so I went to a local surplus store and bought a pair of SureFire CR123A batteries and it worked flawlessly. It shined and burned through the darkness so bright it made me feel good again for spending the $28 on this flashlight. It was well worth the purchase and I would recommend buying this if you're on a budget or this is as bright as you're looking for. Great quality flashlight that hasn't shown any sign of failure.

This is a great light. I had training at work and used the light all day with no problem. I did have to replace the batteries once but that was my fault. I should have not set the rifle on my pressure switch in the trunk of my police car. I have shot with the light on and there was no problems with it and still works great. The only problem I have was the velcro they sent with it are not sticky enough. A little glue fixed that.

I bought this tact light for my AR along with the UTG 5 way folding front grip and am very pleased with both products. The grip has right and left side removable plastic fillers that allow you to fix the remote squeeze switch of this light into your forward grip. No matter which hand you shoot with, you can have your tact light trigger switch right under your finger tips just a squeeze away from a very bright tact light stream. This light is bright enough to fool people into thinking it's an LED. It secured easily to my quad rail and is very configurable with the choice of activation switches. Very happy with it and I recommend it to others. Can't beat it for under $30!

This is a good quality light, well built, and it throws a good beam. Mounts securely and the pressure switch works well. The twist on switch is a little disappointing but it works. The price was very reasonable. The only big negative is that it uses unusual camera batteries. I try to standardize on AA and AAA batteries and now I need to keep 123A camera batteries. Other than that this is a great light for the money.

I wanted this for my mossberg 715 T and it works great,looks great. It works great inside when it's dark and shines bright through out my backyard at 50 feet easy. No need to spend more money for a better light this does the job,pressure switch fits perfect and works fine. Batteries are costly tho.

Very good flashlight. Not so bright, but enough for home defense!