Has anyone handled these yet? When mounted on a G19/23, does the light extend past the muzzle?
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Has anyone handled these yet? When mounted on a G19/23, does the light extend past the muzzle?
Here are the specs from Streamlight's website. Note the uncommon battery it takes...
TLR-3®
COMPACT RAIL MOUNTED TACTICAL LIGHT
* C4® LED delivers 4,100 candela peak beam intensity; 90 lumens. 2-3 times brighter than high-flux LEDs.
* Parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination.
* Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity.
* Runs 1.5 continuous hrs. to the 10% output level
* Weighs 2.32 ounces (65.8 grams) with included battery
* Length – 2.71 in. (6.88 cm); Width – 1.18 in. (3.00 cm); Height – 1.51 in. (3.84 cm)
* Includes 5 interchangeable keys to fit a wide variety of weapons
* Rail clamp designed to rapidly attach/detach from side of weapon. One handed snap-on and tighten interface keeps hands away from muzzle when attaching/detaching
* Ambidextrous momentary/steady On-Off switch
* Body constructed of impact resistant Engineering polymer
* Face cap constructed of 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with anodized finish
* Borofloat high temperature glass lens
* Waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes. IPX7 rated
* Operating temperature: -40°F to +120°F.
* Powered by one 3V CR2 lithium battery
* Serialized for positive identification
* Limited lifetime warranty
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CR2 batteries are not that uncommon. Also used by the Insight X2 lights. It is a semi-standard camera similar to but smaller than the 123 type batteries.
Here is a place I googled that has many different makes of them so you can see who makes them and at about what price -- I have no connection to this place -- just found them through Google and list it here since they list a billion and 1 CR2 batteries
http://www.atbatt.com/s/cr2.asp
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CR2's aren't uncommon around here. Every grocery/drug/dept store in this area has them on the rack.
Not cheap, though.
Last edited by DRich; 06-26-09 at 11:39.
I have a couple of items that use CR2's and that is an issue for me in that when I travel they are not readily available (everywhere) and are always pricey. So I buy a few at a time when I can find a deal and always carry spares.
I'm also interested in any feedback on the TLR-3. I'm in the market for a weapon mounted light for a G19 and this has caught my eye.
Anyone have one of these yet?
thx-c
I bought one last month (couldn't resist for $75, what the heck). It's small. First weapon light I've owned so I've not much to compare it against. But it's bright as hell but no blinding splash. Easy to actuate with two hand hold. G17 runs smooth as butta with it on. It extends about flush to G17 muzzle.
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I tried it on my G19. Yes, it extended beyond the muzzle, and there was a good half inch gap between the rocker switches and the trigger guard. It extends as far past the mussle as a TLR-1 does. That's because the locator notch on the G19 is the same distance from the muzzle as the G17.
I returned it.
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