Streamlight 69401 TLR-7 X Sub Gun Light

Easy to install. Fits the Glock 43x perfectly. Very bright. Easy to use. Looks good and seems to be worth the money. Amazon is a little cheaper than the box stores. Don’t know about the battery life yet. Haven’t used it much.

The Streamlight 69400 TLR-7 X sub 500 performed reliably and was easy to install on my firearm. Its compact size and secure fit make it an excellent choice for concealed carry or home defense setups. The controls are intuitive, and the build quality feels solid—definitely up to Streamlight’s usual standards. However, I do wish the light were a bit brighter. While it does the job for most close-range situations, having a higher lumen output would make it even better, especially for outdoor use or larger spaces. Overall, it’s a good weapon light that works well, but if maximum brightness is your top priority, you may want to consider other options.

Seems to be holding up well. Very bright.looks good Fitment/mounting is excellent as long as you know what it actually fits if that makes sense. Battery life is excellent.i would consider it a good value. It is pricy.but quality usually is.

Really bright and high quality. Installation was quick and easy, and it feels solid and durable once mounted. The controls are simple to use, and the light output is impressive for its size. Great value and exactly what I was looking for.

This light fits perfect (with the #5 key) on my Springfield Hellcat. It also works good on my Echelon. Sits even with the end of the muzzle on both guns. So, I’ll be buying another one for the Echelon. The light is bright and I really like the strobe feature.

I bought this light for a G48 MOS lower with a rail. What I like about this combination is that the light is easy to put on and take off for whatever the need is. When dismounted it make a dandy flashlight and is brighter than my other stand alone lights. I have a TLR-6 with a laser for a G43x. I like that a lot, especially because it has a laser. The one drawback with that light is that it is not designed to put on and take off regularly and if the laser is zeroed we don't want to disturb that. The 7 sub might be TOO BRIGHT for certain indoor situations. You don't want to blind yourself in an encounter with light reflecting off the walls or going from deep darkness to very very bright. That's up to you. I find the TLR-6's 100 lumens adequate and the 7 sub more than bright enough. I'm glad it isn't any brighter. One other thing... I thought that having the 7-sub attached when carrying would be more uncomfortable with the extra bulk. It is not. I find it very comfortable and the holster is wide enough that a claw isn't needed, at least for the holster I have for it. The sad thing is that it is MUCH more expensive than it was a year or two ago as is the TLR-6. As a comparison, I bought a 6 about 2 years ago for $88. Today it's $113, a 22% increase in price. I suspect the Sub-7 underwent a similar price increase, at $131. The price is the only real negative that I can submit and IMO should be under $100. But caveat emptor. It's up to you if it's worth it. Obviously I chose it in spite of the price.

Best 43x light out there! Works great, great fit. Absolutely worth it.

Nice light that's pretty bright and easy to operate. Would have gotten 5 stars if it had a clip that easily allowed a user to remove and install at the drop of a hat like some of the competitors. The other light I have on my EDC, is one I can literally remove or install in the blink of an eye, even in the dark. This one not only requires a screw to be tightened with a coin or flat-head screwdriver, but at the same time, special care has to be placed on the torque for fear of stripping, or the light becoming a bit loose, as mine did after about 200 rounds at the range.

I was seeking a firearm light that was flexible in mounting options and that would not extend past the barrel end on smaller pistols. This TLR-7 is perfect. Some of my firearms don’t have a traditional rail and have no locking notch. Fortunately this light has a removable locking lug and it fits those firearms perfectly. In the package you also get a variety of locking lugs for different rail types. At 500 lumens, the brightness is perfect for the use case as I am not trying to light up a football field.

Fits the glock 48 with no rail perfectly.