Features an exceptionally lightweight and compact design, minimizing added bulk and weight to enhance firearm handling and comfort
Designed to be easily operated by both left handed and right handed shooters, providing universal usability
Allows for convenient battery replacement without needing to remove the light from the firearm, ensuring continuous readiness
Laser maintains its precise alignment after battery replacement, eliminating the need for recalibration and ensuring consistent accuracy
Adjustment screws for windage and elevation are housed in durable bushings, ensuring longevity and maintaining laser zero reliably over time
Rigorously tested to withstand impacts up to 1 m, ensuring durability and reliability in harsh conditions
Each unit is serialized for unique identification, facilitating tracking, warranty claims and compliance with regulations
Backed by a comprehensive lifetime warranty, guaranteeing quality and providing peace of mind for the life of the product

Features

Introducing the ultra-compact TLR-6 HL weapon light, equipped with a high-power LED and integrated red aiming laser, powered by a rechargeable battery system delivering 300 lm of bright light. Its portable charging case conveniently stores and charges batteries without the need to tether your firearm.

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