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- Conroe, TX
Oh, I'm on that site now. Same name.
Danke für alles!! Yeah, with XN and TPC I am a little occupied lol I'll most likely be a lurker.Nice gun, Hans.
I can't afford the time to join any gun forums. I waste too much time here.
thats the color i want, and yes i know ill pay extra for color but theres something about that greengot a front view or angled view of the tlr1 mounted on your xd by chance? for a size reference.
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doesn't look to bulky the tlr3 is even smaller though. that's the same gun i bought. actually color and all.
thats the color i want, and yes i know ill pay extra for color but theres something about that green
Tammy did that for you Kev? Sweet! MM won't go gun shopping without me. I wish she would. If she shopped for guns as good as she shops for shoes, I'd have a frickin' arsenal.
hell of a deal on your end!Funny thing is, I paid $400 for the bug and the fenders I paid $10 for. Finally, a deal that goes my way!
Tammy did that for you Kev? Sweet! MM won't go gun shopping without me. I wish she would. If she shopped for guns as good as she shops for shoes, I'd have a frickin' arsenal.
I'm getting an XD45 today, trading it for the '69 bug I have sitting in my driveway. He's throwing in a couple of boxes of ammo for a couple of fenders I have laying around too.
Funny thing is, I paid $400 for the bug and the fenders I paid $10 for. Finally, a deal that goes my way!
Can't wait to take it out and throw some lead down range.
For those looking at a TLR2, I've heard not so good reviews from people. Mainly bulky and terrible battery life. Look in to the TLR4 for a better,less bulky, and cheaper combo.
For those looking at a TLR2, I've heard not so good reviews from people. Mainly bulky and terrible battery life. Look in to the TLR4 for a better,less bulky, and cheaper combo.
I have two TLR-2 weapon lights and have no complaints about them. As for the battery life and durability in the TLR2 vs the TLR4, the TLR2 has a brighter light, a longer run time, and an all aluminum housing vs the polymer housing on the TLR4. The 2 is bigger then the 4, weighs 1.9 ounces more, and does costs more but it's a better light in my opinion....but hey opinions vary.everything i've read also. i have read good about the tlr1 and tlr4 though.
TLR-2 TLR-2S
CASE MATERIAL: 6000 Series machined aircraft aluminum with black anodized finish on main body. High impact, chemically resistant engineering polymer laser housing.
TLR-4
CASE MATERIAL: Body: Impact resistant Engineering polymer. Available in Black.
TLR-2 TLR-2S
DIMENSIONS: Length: 3.39 in. (8.61 cm) Width: 1.47 in. (3.73 cm) Height: 1.83 in. (4.64 cm)
TLR-4
DIMENSIONS: Length: 2.73 in. (6.93 cm) Width: 1.20 in. (3.05 cm) Height: 1.99 in. (5.05 cm)
TLR-2 TLR-2S
WEIGHT: 4.72 oz (133.8 grams) with batteries (included in purchase).
TLR-4
WEIGHT: 2.81 oz (79.7 grams) with battery (included with purchase).
TLR-2 TLR-2S
LIGHT SOURCE: C4®LED technology, impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime. 650-660nm red laser.
TLR-4
LIGHT SOURCE: C4® LED technology, impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime. 640-660nm red laser.
TLR-2 TLR-2S
LIGHT OUTPUT: 12,000 candela peak beam intensity and 300 lumens measured system output. Deep-dish parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination. Laser provides long-range targeting.
TLR-4
LIGHT OUTPUT: 5,000 candela peak beam intensity and 110 lumens measured system output. Textured parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination. Laser provides long-range targeting. Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity.
TLR-2 TLR-2S
RUN TIME: 2.5 hours regulated run time when using Laser/LED simultaneously. 48 hours run time when using Laser only. Solid-state current regulation for consistent illumination level.
TLR-4
RUN TIME: LED only or LED and Laser: 1.5 hours regulated run time to the 10% output level. Laser only: 11 hours regulated output.
TLR-2 TLR-2S
BATTERY: Two (2) 3 Volt CR123A lithium batteries, with a storage life of 10 years.
TLR-4
BATTERY: One (1) 3 Volt CR2 lithium battery, with a storage life of 10 years.
Ratt, check out opsgear and their thoughts on gun mounted lights. It's not always the best idea...especially for home defense...
I haven't been on there, but is it in reference to it giving someone a target to shoot at?
thanks racer, do you use the TLR-1 on any guns? i like the size of that one mounted.
Exactly, and, you have to turn your gun and body in the direction you want to look. If you have it separate, you hold it away from your body, point to a corner of the room (less damaging to YOUR night vision) and immediately move from where you were when you activated the light, and always in short bursts or strobes.
I don't know anyone who does not shoot better with both hands on the weapon.
Whatever you decide to use make certain that you actually train with it and get used to shooting and manipulating the light.
what does anyone think about fiber optic sights? At the moment I will be keeping my stock glock front sights, but the fiber optics appeal to me for some reason. more than the night sights
any of you shot the CZ P-07 9mm?
i want to build a "tactical 9mm" and that was just one of the guns i wasn't familiar with, so figured i'd ask. the sigp226 came up so much, along with the m&p shield. i'd love a sig but 1200 for that damn thing is crazy.
I had a firearms instructor once that painted a fake pile of dog poo black, then stuck a flag on it that said "Tactial $hi+." Tactical is nothing more than a marketing gimmick.
I had a firearms instructor once that painted a fake pile of dog poo black, then stuck a flag on it that said "Tactial $hi+." Tactical is nothing more than a marketing gimmick.
BTW, if they haven't sold out yet, CDNN has the DAK P226 for <$600 right now. Order today only. I wish I had the scratch, I'd be allllllll over it like white on rice.
Yep. My duty pistol doesn't even have all that tacticool crap. I do have a drop leg for it, though, but that's mostly for "tactical medic" training.
by tac i guess i mean just fixing that shiz up.