I have a Streamlight TRL-1 that is working very well for me on my Glocks. I've run about 400 rounds through several Glocks with the light mounted with no problems to date (light OR gun functioning).

The Streamlight compatibility list states the TLR-1 can be used on the PX4 Storm pistol with the standard Glock locating tab (that comes installed on the light when you buy it). Here is a link to the compatibility list (see page two for Beretta models):

http://www.streamlight.com/documents...ility_list.pdf

And a link to the light itself:

http://www.streamlight.com/product/p...px?pid=80#tabs

You can pick these up on Amazon for about $100, plus tax (free shipping). MidwayUSA.com also carries them, as do a long list of other online vendors.
I'm not connected to these companies in any way; just a happy buyer/user.




Current home defender set-up:

+1 for the Streamlight TRL-1.

Thanks, Niner. One question, the link to the fitment list for the TRL series... I assume this applies to the TRL-3, as well? I like it's compact size.

Thanks

Originally Posted by DjSaneR

Thanks, Niner. One question, the link to the fitment list for the TRL series... I assume this applies to the TRL-3, as well? I like it's compact size.

Thanks

Not necessarily. The compatibility .pdf for the TRL-3 doesn't list the PX4 at all (can be seen here):
http://www.streamlight.com/documents...ility_list.pdf

Unless Streamlight clearly stated somewhere that the TLR-3 would work on a PX4 Storm pistol, then I wouldn't assume it would. It may, but don't bet the farm.

I've owned a few weapon lights before... Now, I prefer to hold a seperate light in my hand, as I've done a lot of practice shooting 1 handed (as most self defense (concealed handgun) situations will go down this way, with all likelihood). I'm confident in my ability to hit with my Beretta 92FS at the distances inside of my home.

By having the second light, you can hold it away from your body, if need be (to not make yourself as big of a target by an intruder who may use the flashlight location to shoot at you). Also, it prevents you from necessarily having to aim the gun at everything you want to illuminate.

I've heard these arguments before, and went with a weapon light anyway in years past. But after more practice, I have come to agree with the others. I admittedly don't care for a 2 handed attempt at gripping the gun and holding the light at the same time. There are techniques for this, and I don't like it myself.

The only neg is that this does tie up the use of both hands. But, it's my personal preference.

Thanks for all the input, fellas.