Streamlight ProTac Rail Mount 2 Weapon Light with Tapeswitch - 625 Lumens

Perfect light for what I do with my weapon systems. Come with different mounting options including a straight picatinny, and 45 m-lok mounting. Pressure pad is perfect, mounting the pressure pad is funky, but functional. Will need some cable management tape, not a fan of zip ties. The 625 lumens is brighter than I had anticipated.

Mounted this on my Ak and I am very happy with the results!

I have several of the Protac lights 625 produces a nice light with an excellent throw. I can see and ID things 150 yards away pretty easy. I have come to learn that if you take the tape switch tail cap and GENTLY pull out on the spring with a pair of needle nose pliers it solves the flicker issue. You need to pull on it evenly from all sides. It pulls the spring out just a tad and creates more tension on the battery compartment. After I did that none of my lights have flicker under recoil. I am ordering a couple more for new builds I am working on. With money being tight this has become my go to. $130 with mount, tape switch for a solid light with nice range and very bright its hard to beat.

I bought one of these 4 years ago and stuck it on my MK18. This light has been used and abused and still functions like the day I bought it. I actually carry the regular version everday. That one was washed and dried about 3 times and it still works great.

This is a great light. The 200+ yard rating they have listed is spot on. It is pretty good all around. I don't know how far a modlite will throw, but this one is far better than the M600, M600 DF, and the HL-X. I've had it for about four years and it hasn't !et me down. I do not like the rail tailswitch though. I don't think it is durable at all, but I did not secure the cord so maybe it flopped around too much. BUT, Arisaka makes a tailswitch converter, which you can use to make these compatible with Surefire switches. It's like 50 bucks shipped. Highly recommended if you like a rail switch and still cheaper than Surefire, which aside from the Turbo, is more of a close range light. This does not throw as far as the high candela lights though like the Rein 2.0.

For the nice PA pricing on these, I purchased three. 625 lumens is plenty for home defense lighting. They’re lightweight, easy to mount and comes with a tape switch as an option. A lot for the asking price. Thanks again PA. Semperfi

Just received my light from Primary Arms. Quickly and easily reprogrammed it for high-low operation. Can't wait to mount it on my AR today. Good price and quick ship from Primary Arms. Will definitely return for more purchases.

Great product, does what it is supposed to do, and I like the functionality of the provided pressure switch

I had the light for maybe 2 weeks when the sheriff's dept. had a suspect escape near our home. We have a couple of acres surrounded by woods so I grabbed Thumper, my .458, and searched our property. We have a large barn, a travel trailer & several enclosed trailers on our property. This light is extremely bright & seams to be very durable. The recoil from Thumper didn't faze it either. Works so well that I'm ordering 2 more. I highly recommend it.

Light comes with a complete package to mount it any way like, no need to purchase anything else extra! Great quality and at it's price point it's tough to beat. 625 lumens is bright enough, you'll see....