Identify your target and aim accurately with the TLR-4 G Compact Rail-Mounted Tactical Light with Green Laser from Streamlight. Combining a 115-lumen white LED with a textured parabolic reflector, the TLR-4 G delivers a concentrated, intensity-regulated beam and peripheral illumination. Additionally, the green laser provides high visibility for long-range targeting during the day and at night. The light's integrated ambidextrous switch enables momentary or constant activation of the laser, the LED, or both simultaneously.

The TLR-4 G's rail-grip clamp system allows you to mount the light directly on your weapon while keeping your hands away from the muzzle. The light runs for about 1.75 hours in LED-only mode and for about 4 hours in laser-only mode on a single 3V CR2 lithium battery, which is included. Also included is a set of rail-locating keys for mounting the light on Glock-style, 1913 Picatinny, S&W 99/TSW, and Beretta 90two rails.

Gun-Mounted White LED Light    Rail-Locating Keys for Variety of Guns    115-Lumen Output    510-530nm Long-Range Green Aiming Laser    Quick and Secure Rail Clamp Mounting    Momentary/Constant Activation    Laser, LED & Laser-and-LED Modes    Runs on CR2 Lithium Battery (Included)    1.75 h Runtime in LED-Only Mode    4 h Runtime in Laser-Only Mode

• 115 lumens
• C4 white LED with 50,000-hour lifetime
• 510-530nm direct-drive green laser
• Textured parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam and peripheral illumination

• Ambidextrous momentary/steady power switch (rear)
• Three-position mode selector switch for laser-only, LED-only, or laser-and-LED operation (bottom rear)

• Impact-resistant polymer body
• 6000 Series machined aircraft aluminum face cap with black anodized finish
• BOROFLOAT glass lens
• Rail clamp and set of rail-locating keys for quick mounting on Glock-style, 1913 Picatinny, S&W 99/TSW, and Beretta 90two rails
• IPX4-rated for water resistance
• Windage and elevation adjustment screws mounted in brass bushings for dependable zero retention
• Runs on one 3V CR2 lithium battery (included)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between this model and the “HL” version of this model?

A: 300lumens for this version. 800lumens for the HL.

Q: 2. Does this have 100% duty cycle?

A: Yes, this has a 100% duty cycle.

Q: 3. What is the maximum laser light projection distance?

A: The maximum distance that the Cardellini Green Laser Pointer will reach is approximately 3280' (1000m).

Q: 4. what's the diameter of the pointer?

A: The pen is .625" in diameter the laser light itself will vary over distance in mm.

Q: 5. What is the estimated life of the laser if kept on?

A: The Cardellini Green Laser Pointer BH #CAGLP will last 2-4 hours if the light is left on before the battery dies.

Q: 6. How many photos equal in 8gm memory card

A: This answer will vary depending on the camera and file typ used. Please email AskBH@a href= http://BHPhoto.com target= _blank BHPhoto.com/a with more information.

Q: 7. Which lock comes with the Nightstick, The trigger guard lock in video, or cable lock?

A: In the Box Nightstick TSM-12G Rechargeable Sub-Compact Weaponlight with Green Laser Trigger Lock MagMate Charger Cable Allen Wrench Limited Lifetime Warranty The two glass-filled nylon plastic housings of the TSM-12G is designed to lock onto the front of the pistol's trigger guard for secure installation and the lowest profile possible. The weapon light includes a Nightstick MagMate™ USB magnetically coupled charger, a combination gun lock for secure charging, and an Allen screwdriver for installation and laser aim adjustments.

Q: 8. Does the laser stay bright or Does it dim a short time after it is turned on or stay at fully power?

A: Unfortunately, it dims. I got this one hoping it would not, unlike the previous ones I got, but was disappointed.

Q: 9. Is the power of this pointer below 1mW?

A: The power of this pointer is 5mW.

Q: 10. How do you replace battery?

A: To change the battery on the Barska GLX Green Laser with Built-In Mount and Rail. Make sure the laser is powered down. Then grasp the laser diode head note the stippling for grip and unscrew it from the body. Once removed you will find the battery inside the cavity, simply replace the battery and reassemble.