HiLight P5S 500 Lumen Sub-compact Pistol LED Strobe Flashlight for with Weaver Quick Release for Glock Series, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Beretta, Ruger, and Heckler & Koch, etc

Pretty Amazing! This little light is lightweight and a seriously great product. I literally could not believe how bright the light is! Anyone I have showed the light too has also been amazed at how bright it is. Basically its the brightest light I own now over any flashlight I have ever purchased. This product is a seriously great purchase that you can not go wrong on! If you need a tactical light for a pistol you will find this one to be awesome especially for the money...an absolutely amazing deal and I could not be happier with this product. The switch works great and the strobe function is excellent - Once on, twice strobe, third time off. I slid this lighht my SIG 320 compact and it fits perfectly and tight - also super easy on and off in one second so I can leave the light at home when I carry this firearm in my rotation. It adds minimal weight and makes for a must have for ANY bedside firearm with PIC rail. I have not shot the gun with the light on but for the price and its use as a bedside need how can anyone go wrong. If I even need it I know 100% it will light up anything bigtime to see any area in my home and/or expose an intruder (as well as probably blind them - seriously) and if I do need to fire the gun in this type of an emergency once the subject is lit I know I can land my shots even if the light goes out after that but I suspect the light will hold up for many multiple shots based on the experienced quality of the bulb and perceived quality of manufacturing. Very glad I bought this instead of purchasing one of the more popular major brands at MANY times the cost! Could not be happier.

Wow !! I was impressed when I first turned this on ....it is bright enough to light up any room you would have in your house ...the strobe is cool as well , if you turn light off and back on quickly it will go by into strobe mode ... however if you turn off and wait about 5 secs it will always default to standard beam ...I like that because some flashlights that gave multiple modes you have to cycle through them every time you turn on depending on where you left off ...Also , this thing goes on and off of gun rail super easy once you get it adjusted to fit rail ...I live that option , something alot of high dollar StreamLites don't have ....the should definitely consider doing some modifications in the "slide switch " it is a super super effective switch to use when mounted in firearm and drawing upon a target in the night , however it will turn on if carried in gun bag , or holster , as well as if the firearm is laid flat on it's left side ....all in all I will say it's a great light to buy if you want a beginners light that is bright and easy to remove and swap out to different weapons or remove for the range

I bought two P5S units on Saturday and they were promised for Tuesday delivery, but I got them early on Monday! I was a little concerned that they came in a bigger shipping box with no padding, but the lights came in well padded individual boxes. They both fit perfectly on my H&K VP9 and Glock 19 gen4 and the light is BRIGHT. The fit on my VP9 backed up flush to my trigger guard, but the fit on my Glock leaves about a half inch gap to my trigger guard. You can run it fine all the way back to the trigger guard but it's held in place by friction only, but it won't fall off if pushed forward accidentally. I haven't fired my pistols with the lights on them so not sure about durability yet, but nothing makes me think they'll fall apart easily. The lights are good looking and light weight, and strong-side manipulation of the power button feels great. Just concerned about power drain and the CR2 battery cost but I guess that comes with the territory. I'd recommend purchasing it for a home security gun, but not a professional use/law enforcement.

I purchased this light to use on a Ruger SR40c as an HD gun. I wanted a light that was adequately bright, that I could quickly and easily attach and detach, and that fit the gun really well. This one scores on all three. The light itself appears to be quality construction and materials. Nothing fragile or cheap appearing about it. The controls make perfect sense to me (if you're right handed). Press the right side of the switch with your trigger finger to turn on, rotate your left thumb forward slightly to press the left side of the switch to turn off. Press the right side again quickly to activate strobe mode. You can easily go from off to strobe in less than 1/4 of a second. There's no way it puts out 400 lumens, but for typical threat identification and assessment it is bright enough in my opinion. The fit is absolutely perfect for the SR9c/SR40c. The quick release works smoothly and snaps the light onto the rail quite securely. I took it to the range and shot about 75 rounds with it attached with no concerns or malfunctions. Definitely a two thumbs up purchase.

You can't beat this quality for the price. It's very bright and fits snuggly on my home defense handgun. I would recommend this light to anyone who wants the extra vision on their home defense weapon, without shelling out too much money. I can't imagine the $100+ lights being any better than this. Update 4/14 (3 days outside return window) After installing the light onto my Sig it stayed in my drawer as mg home defense, but this weekend I decided to take it to the gun range for some target practice. From what I read on these reviews I was worried this light wouldn’t make it through 100 rounds at the range, so I took the light off beforehand. I went to reinstall the light after I returned and the screws would not tighten and kept popping off and falling to the ground (along with the rail connects to). This light was only connected to my gun ONE time before this happened, and the screws are stripped AND the screw holes look to have weak thread. I read through reviews beforehand and was very careful not to overtighten or overuse. I don’t see how I can overcome this without spending my own time and money to find replacement screws that will work with the stripped thread on the light itself. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This is likely a product/quality flaw, but you get what you pay for. Side note, the light itself is GREAT! I couldn’t have asked for a better or brighter light.

I am intending to use this flashlight for classes on low light/no light defensive shooting ONLY. That being said, let's talk about the good, the bad and the ugly about this little guy. The Good- 1. It is inexpensive. 2. It is easy to install. Be careful NOT to overtight the Allen screws. Go slow and gentle. It comes with an Allen wrench 3. It is easy to remove. It has a lever-type in the front that allows you to remove the flashlight fast, very fast. 4. It is 500 lumens, which is a decent amount of light for most tactical/self-defense applications. 5. It is lightweight and unobstructed. 6. It comes with a battery THE BAD 1. It does NOT have ambidextrous controls. If you are a leftie (I am a leftie) you have to turn on the light with the thumb of your support hand. No the best thing to do under stress. 2. It does not have momentarily on and off switch. it has only on and off (strobe is really not that important, even though this last statement is subjective) 3. The finish is not the same quality as of the big brands, Streamlight, Surefire, but for 30 bucks it is darn good. I would dare to say this flashlight is disposable in the sense that once the battery is empty or if you damage the light, you better get a new one. In my opinion, if you want a mounted light weapon to learn or teach how to properly use it in low light/no light conditions, this is an excellent alternative. I read several reviews pointing that if you laid the firearm with the weight of the firearm on top of on switch, the light turns on. I tried and I found that if you lay the gun very gentle and slowly this does not happen. I know, I know, we are gun guys and this kind of gentle treatment of a tool is not practical, but for 30 bucks what do you expect? If you want something heavy duty, extremely durable, high quality, and worry-free, well, spend the big bucks and buy a light in the high-end spectrum. This mounted light weapon is NOT for serious applications. This flashlight should be used for training/practice in low or no light tactical situations or as a backup, last resort flashlight.

Boy, was kind of uncertain to buy at only 35.00 but I was proved wrong! This little light is amazing! Mounting to my M&P .45 as well as my SD9VE is a breeze; fit is very good. On my Glock 19, the fit is even better. Slide's on and fits like OJ's glove! The light output is rated at 500 lumens, and let me also say if its not 500 it's pretty damn close! Light is extremely irritating to the eye's at ranges under 15' and with the strobe on, it seems like it may disorientate. The beam is clear, it is not super tight, but it also doesn't light up the whole room either, it will Illuminate your target nicely. I tested mine in total darkness and at 35 feet its amazing, (room prevented testing beyond that). The on /off and strobe is extremely easy to get to and use as well. Don't know the battery life when left on for a long period, but who will need and leave their gun light on for 20, 30 minutes or more anyway? If your faced with a situation where you need a gun light on for that long, you may be in trouble either way. A very good purchase at a very good price. Going to buy another.

Was skeptical at first but this light is a solid value, well made and easy to use. The key is to get it on your gun, and take a few minutes to adjust the light to your guns rail. Once you do and have it correct, the light comes on/off your gun easily with the quick release lever. This light is awesome for the money. Have had ours for 6 months and same battery and they work great. The strobe is for you to see the bad guys and what they are doing, and it makes it almost impossible for them to see you. Try it (OFF the gun of course). Have your spouse or partner or a friend hide somewhere in your house and turn off all the lights. Then go find them using the strobe, or find them with normal ON mode and then as soon as you find them, switch to strobe. Then switch roles and you'll see. Very effective, but you need to practice! We will be fitting all of our Ruger SR9C's with these. We have multiples, hidden throughout the house, all in bio-metric safes. We also practice at the range with these on our guns too so my wife is comfortable with them, and do occasional drills at home. The odds of home invasion keep going up, and many involve more than one attacker. You gotta practice and drill, or no light or firearm or mace or sharp stick or anything else is going to help you.