In this video, we compare the latest addition to the Streamlight family, the TLR7 HLX, with the popular Streamlight TLR1. Both models are powerful tactical lights, offering similar lumen outputs but differing in size, design, and other features. If you’re not sure which light to go with, check the video or read below. Key Differences Between the Streamlight TLR7 HLX and TLR1 Here are the main distinctions between the two: Lumens and Candela: Both lights output 1,000 Lumens, but the TLR7 HLX has 22,000 candela vs the 20,000 in the TLR1. Candela basically measures beam intensity. Size and Weight: The TLR7 HLX is noticeably smaller and lighter (2.88 oz), whereas the TLR1 is a little larger and heavier (4.32 oz). Mounting Options: Both use a similar...
In this video, we break down the different models of the Streamlight TLR7 series to help you determine which light is the perfect fit for your firearm. Whether you're considering the original TLR7, the TLR7A, the TLR7X, or the TLR7 Sub, we’ve got you covered with an in-depth comparison of each model's unique features and performance. Key Differences Between the TLR7 Models We cover the key aspects of each light to help you make the best choice for your needs: TLR7: The original model, known for its compact size and powerful output. TLR7A: Features an ergonomic rear switch design for easier activation. TLR7X: Comes with a rechargeable battery and all the features of previous versions. TLR7 Sub: Specially designed to fit...
In this quick video, we share a simple yet effective tip to make carrying an IWB Kydex +1 style holster, (sometimes referred to as a "sidecar") more comfortable and concealable. If you're using an appendix carry setup, this tip is perfect for improving both comfort and concealment. Quick Fix for Appendix Carry Comfort The key to improving your comfort while carrying a Kydex "sidecar" holster lies in the position of your belt buckle. By sliding the buckle around to the side, you can eliminate the bulge created by the buckle, which often presses against the holster. This simple adjustment allows the holster to sit more naturally against your body, reducing discomfort and making your firearm more concealed. This is a great trick...