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Streamlight's ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB consolidates rail space robbing accessories into a single high performance and rechargeable tactical illumination package.
Streamlight's ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB consolidates rail space robbing accessories into a single high performance and rechargeable tactical illumination package.
Streamlight's ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB consolidates rail space robbing accessories into a single high performance and rechargeable tactical illumination package.
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Streamlight ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB 2019
Streamlight ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X The ProTac® Rail-Mount HL-X is a robust long
gun weapon mounted light. On High, the light Laser USB generates a 1000 lumen beam capable of By: Sal Palma illuminating every nook and cranny with a tightly focused beam and abundance of peripheral light.
Users familiar with the ProTac line won’t need
to retrain. New users will appreciate the lights No carbine is complete without a light and Ten-Tap® programming feature. Three modes aiming laser accessory, but until recently, in are available: order to meet that objective, your weapon needed to end up looking like a 1953 Packard 1. High for maximum illumination: 1,000 Caribbean. Not only did you end up losing lumens; 270m beam; runs .75 hours precious rail real estate, you also had to have a (CR123A batteries); runs 1.25 hours drug store array of batteries and ended up (18650 USB battery) turning a 7 lb. weapon system into a 12 lb. load. 2. Low for extended run time: 60 lumens; 66m beam; runs 20 hours (CR123A A number of companies recognized the need to batteries); runs 23 hours (18650 USB consolidate without sacrificing performance so battery) we saw a number of suppliers provide laser / 3. Strobe for signaling or disorienting: runs light weapon mounted accessories. These 2.5 hours (CR123A batteries); runs 3.25 offerings evolved into tactical weapon mounted hours (18650 USB battery) lights with integrated aiming lasers. Companies like Streamlight, of Eagleville, PA, went to work Selecting a mode, is done by tapping the tail cap to reduce the accessory foot print on the switch ten times in rapid succession and holding mounting rail, introducing its TLR-8 and TLR-8 G on the tenth tap. The light will flash and move offerings. Now, in 2019, Streamlight has to the next mode then turns off. You’re now in introduced a long gun, high output ProTac® the next available mode. Rail-Mount HL-X with integrated aiming laser, and USB rechargeable. The offering delivers a The ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser is a multi- professional level of performance, consolidation fuel light that can be powered by two CR123A and power supply flexibility. or the included 18650 USB battery that provides the highest performance.
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Streamlight ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB 2019 The ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser is not a small light; its overall length of 6.25 inches takes up a considerable amount of rail space, so if you’re operating with a short barreled rifle, it may be an issue, but on a full-size carbine, the light does extremely well. I found the rail clamp to be extremely robust and secure. Once installed, rest assured it is going nowhere. Another very nice feature of the rail clamp is that it allows for rotation of the light without the need to re-zero To recharge the battery simply remove it from the aiming laser. the light’s body and connect it to any USB charging port; it also features a visual charge indicator. Streamlight offers the light in two configurations one that ships with two CR123A batteries or, at a slightly higher price, the rechargeable lithium battery.
The light ships with a long gun tape switch and
a tail cap pushbutton arrangement. Both allow continuous or momentary activation of the light. However, Streamlight should consider a minor modification to its long gun tape switch.
The battery’s LED will shine red while charging
is in progress then turn green when the battery is fully charged.
Operators are increasingly choosing shorter and
lighter platforms over the more traditional full- sized carbines. As it exists today, the long gun tape switch takes up quite a bit of rail space and there’s no real need for that. I like the continuous/momentary feature but the tape could be shortened substantially without impeding efficient operation of the light/laser.
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Streamlight ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser USB 2019 If you are using a short platform you’ll want to that most set setscrews used to adjust a laser’s use the excellent tail cap activation switch. point of aim seem flimsy, with the slightest movement resulting in large changes; Streamlight uses industrial strength adjustments to ensure no shift under recoil.
Streamlight’s ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser
USB is a professional grade weapon mounted accessory. Everything from its anodized aluminum construction to the impact-resistant tempered glass lens is designed for duty use.
Streamlight has addressed a number of issues
with the introduction of this tactical light: consolidation of accessories in a lightweight and At the heart of its tightly focused beam is the rechargeable package. At an M.S.R.P of $275, ProTac®Rail-Mount HL-X Laser’s highly polished and a considerably lower street price, you won’t and perfectly shaped reflector along with a find a better deal for your kit, agency or clear tempered glass lens. I was not able to department. observe diffraction of the red laser and it was I’d love to see a “G” version of this light. every bit as tight as any of the dedicated lasers I had on hand. -SP
Manufacturer Specification
High Lumens 1,000
Run Time 22.00 hours Beam Distance 270 meters Max Candela 18,200 Battery TypeCR123A Lithium, 18650 Lithium Ion Battery Battery Quantity 1 - 2 Length 6.25 inches (15.88 centimeters) Weight 10.80 ounces (306.17 grams) Colors Black
The laser is adjustable for wind and elevation.
An interesting observation I’d like to share is
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