3000 Lumen Tactical Flashlight, Aluminum Alloy LED Weapon Light for Rifles, MLOK Laser Light for Rail Mount, Rifle Flashlight with Momentary Strobe Function, ar Flashlight with Remote Switch

I never thought I'd say this, but this little beast of a weapon-light is almost TOO bright (for my use-case, in any event). If you're using for CQB, there's no momentary functionality on either the light or laser. The strobe effect of a bright light can be useful, but this does NOT have strobe effect. If you're planning for it to be used for home defense, again, it's TOO bright. Just the backlash of light is blinding. If you turn it on and the light happens to reflect off a painting hung on your wall, or off a pane of glass? Consider yourself now helpless because at night, youll have splotches in your eyes until it wears off and your eyes re'adjust to whatever ambient happens to be. Mounting it on M-lok, although very sleek (it doesn't stick out, so wont get hooked on stuff/curtains/furniture, etc, like one that sits further off the handguard would), but the low-profile hugging the handguard comes at a price... the elevation/windage/adjustment screws for the laser are nearly inaccessible, making zeroing the laser next to impossible. Not impossible, but certainly not easy. That's the reason for the 4-stars, or this would be a 5-star item as it does everything it claims. Listen, its bright as heck and I'll probably just keep it to use for camping, but as a weapon-light... it's not for me. Great for some, I imagine, but if you want to use this for what most people get it for (home defense), it wouldn't recommend this unit.

I think the functionality of this is great. But I don’t like how the flashlight is not its own entity that you could pop on and off it has stripped itself from the mounting screws in it now shakes on the front of my rifle. I’m probably gonna have to drill out the screws to now get it off.

Good light, not thrilled with the mount or switch. The switch is 100% plastic, and I'm questioning the durability. I am not sure the laser is adjustable, as it's not matching my bore sighted optic...by a long shot. I will not use this feature, due to that.

havent mounted this yet but it looks pretty tough and durable. the light is very bright. going to mount it on an AR platform

If I could give zero stars I would. It is advertised as an M-lok light and does not fit snug on either of my M-lok rails. Absolute joke. My fault for taking a chance on yet another piece of Chinese garbage. DO NOT BUY THIS.

I wanted a good light for my rifle and came across this MLOK Light w/ Green Laser. I really like it! The construction is well made. After 500 rounds, the laser and light function properly as they should. The light is bright, as good as my "expensive/overpriced" flashlights and puts out a decent beam pattern. I really like the magnetic end cap design. For charging, there is a USB with a magnetic end plug that is built well - it should last. There is also an individual magnetic end cap for the remote switch. Both end caps have a unique design where you twist them to lock them in place which is an excellent design and feature. I feel the remote switch is well made and the controls work smoothly. The green laser is bright. I have a brick wall that is exactly 50 yards across from my back property that I use as a benchmark. The laser is easy to spot with the naked eye on overcast days and very easy to see through a scope. There are laser alignment adjustments that are not shown or mentioned in the instructions. To adjust, you need to use the included small hex key. All in all, I really like this light with laser and feel it is a five star item.

Fell off of gun when shooting

I see others have covered this light/laser pretty thoroughly. What I did not see mentioned in reviews or the ad copy is the pretty significant fact that the base mount beneath the Pic or M-Lok fixture is Surefire Scout compatible. Inspection showed that it might be, so I broke out an after-market Scout mount from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CM4H936V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and it bolts right up. Other than the screws included with the new mount being a little too long, it would be good to go. I second all the good things said here re this light. The magnetic cap gear is brilliant and works well. The lamp is almost overkill, and the laser is crisp and has held zero over the limited rounds (winter) it has been exposed to. This is in no way a cheap light, but you would have to spend a LOT more to get a better one. If I had one nit, it would be if the remote could independently switch the light and the laser. The battery is replaceable, and the flashlight/laser's warranty is one year.