I watched your Torture test of gun lights as my basis to purchase the TW10 at a cost of $35 I'm pretty satisfied, but I see a possible upgrade in the future
Attaching a tactical light to a gun is optional, not mandatory, but it does have its valid, legit obvious functions. It is a fact that the added weight under the gun barrel reduces muzzle flipping, thus improving target acquisition for faster shooting. It also helps to identify a target at night time, particularly if you are at home, where fatal mistakes could be made. Gun tactical lights are excellent for the military, police, and civilians. The latter is a matter of personal choice, in my case, I own several gun lights that attach to my handguns at will, and remove them when I feel like. Easy going.
I had some decent handheld lights from Thrunite, but this thing is pretty bad. They had it right going 18350, though. Hopefully they'll keep revising it into a good sub $100 wml. Kinda reminds me of olight's first generation valkyrie wmls which were also terrible.
It is my hope that feedback here helps them continue to evolve. One of our goals with this channel and lowlightdefense.com/ is to give back to the firearms community by providing better data. In turn, this can help push manufacturers to provide us with better products.
No such thing as a WML under 100 dollars much less 200 dollars..There is a reason they are so cheap, slave labor, horrible QC, poor quality design and parts used. If it is a light you depend your life on people are fools to buy cheap lites.
I just picked this thing up and its insanely bright. It doesnt really have a hot spot, its more like a full flood light, lights up the entire area evenly. Im very satisfied so far. Looks much brighter than my TLR-7. As I just said it doesnt have a hot spot at all but I feel like it gives much more visibility overall in my backyard. Light with hot spots tend to leave Peripheral areas a bit darker while lighting up the center target. I personally like the clicky switch buttons and didnt have any issues activating, mounting screw was weird for sure, that could be better. I wasnt expecting the world with this thing but for only 35 bucks, so i can literally buy 4 for the price of streamlight. Good enough for my secondary rifles and pistols i dont use that often.
There’s a really annoying audio humming that builds up in the background, every 60-90 seconds, in all of your videos. It almost sounds like it was done on purpose, but it also just abruptly stops at the start of the next scene. Other than that, amazing quality reviews!!!
Personal opinion: The sighting system on any pistol is adequate. But very few pistols come with supplemental lighting to help you identify threats. Plus excellent lights range from $80 - $140, and do not require modifying the pistol to install. I say a light, then a RDS.
For a weapons light you’d want a wide flashlight vs a beam because your flagging everything you point your light on. If you have a wide flood light you can be at the ready and not flag.
This is a total hit piece on the light. You cannot turn a screw? Today this light is $32.99 on amazon. Biggest steal out there. I have two of them no problems.
Yeah 18350's are definitely far superior to CR123's, it always pains me to see products still using them. They served a purpose over the years and did so well, but they're just sub-par these days. It's also very disappointing seeing companies use proprietary versions of common batteries like this 😡
Whoever is producing this videos is gonna make you guys blow up, same or better quality videos than some of the huge pages
I watched your Torture test of gun lights as my basis to purchase the TW10 at a cost of $35 I'm pretty satisfied, but I see a possible upgrade in the future
I find the candela perfect for indoor situation in a house setting, it lights the whole area in a house regardless indoor in a hallway or large room.
Should good quality production, hope you guys get big soon
They make a 18350 with button, and u can also use a small metal magnet to touch the positive point for charging.
Agree.
There are people who want a good deal and there are people who expect cheap china lights to be a surefire in quality
Who makes a kydex sheath for a Glock 19 with THRUNITE TW10 light?
Attaching a tactical light to a gun is optional, not mandatory, but it does have its valid, legit obvious functions. It is a fact that the added weight under the gun barrel reduces muzzle flipping, thus improving target acquisition for faster shooting. It also helps to identify a target at night time, particularly if you are at home, where fatal mistakes could be made. Gun tactical lights are excellent for the military, police, and civilians. The latter is a matter of personal choice, in my case, I own several gun lights that attach to my handguns at will, and remove them when I feel like. Easy going.
I had some decent handheld lights from Thrunite, but this thing is pretty bad. They had it right going 18350, though. Hopefully they'll keep revising it into a good sub $100 wml. Kinda reminds me of olight's first generation valkyrie wmls which were also terrible.
It is my hope that feedback here helps them continue to evolve. One of our goals with this channel and lowlightdefense.com/ is to give back to the firearms community by providing better data. In turn, this can help push manufacturers to provide us with better products.
No such thing as a WML under 100 dollars much less 200 dollars..There is a reason they are so cheap, slave labor, horrible QC, poor quality design and parts used. If it is a light you depend your life on people are fools to buy cheap lites.
I just picked this thing up and its insanely bright. It doesnt really have a hot spot, its more like a full flood light, lights up the entire area evenly. Im very satisfied so far. Looks much brighter than my TLR-7. As I just said it doesnt have a hot spot at all but I feel like it gives much more visibility overall in my backyard. Light with hot spots tend to leave Peripheral areas a bit darker while lighting up the center target. I personally like the clicky switch buttons and didnt have any issues activating, mounting screw was weird for sure, that could be better. I wasnt expecting the world with this thing but for only 35 bucks, so i can literally buy 4 for the price of streamlight. Good enough for my secondary rifles and pistols i dont use that often.
Sounds like you're happy with it then. Excellent to hear!
There’s a really annoying audio humming that builds up in the background, every 60-90 seconds, in all of your videos. It almost sounds like it was done on purpose, but it also just abruptly stops at the start of the next scene. Other than that, amazing quality reviews!!!
Thank you for letting us know! We'll keep a better ear out for that and try to make sure the audio is clearer in the future.
I agree it’s like we’re about to get abducted by aliens
Often, you get what you pay for.
Thanks for this vid. I’ll pass on this and stick with streamlight for now
"My fingers had a hard time finding the button"... I look at clublike thumbs... Yeah- I bet they did.
In your opinion; what is more important to buy first Red Dot or Weapon light?
Personal opinion: The sighting system on any pistol is adequate. But very few pistols come with supplemental lighting to help you identify threats. Plus excellent lights range from $80 - $140, and do not require modifying the pistol to install. I say a light, then a RDS.
@@WerkzHolsters OK Thank You
@@YayaOrchid My pleasure.
I'm waiting for the Modlite PL350 to release I'm gonna need a OWB holster for my AXG
I'm anxious to get a Modlite as well. Unfortunately, we didn't make the cut for holster samples, so we're waiting too...
For a weapons light you’d want a wide flashlight vs a beam because your flagging everything you point your light on. If you have a wide flood light you can be at the ready and not flag.
This is a total hit piece on the light. You cannot turn a screw? Today this light is $32.99 on amazon. Biggest steal out there. I have two of them no problems.
You work for thrunite bruh?
@@PepeDeezNutz
Nah brah
Mines done me good
Yeah 18350's are definitely far superior to CR123's, it always pains me to see products still using them. They served a purpose over the years and did so well, but they're just sub-par these days. It's also very disappointing seeing companies use proprietary versions of common batteries like this 😡
Awww poor baby
I got one for $30 on Amazon. I just need something I can use in my house and isn't so cheap it falls off my gun and breaks..we will see how this does.
I'm sure it will work for you. Check our torture test video to see how well it does in extreme conditions. :)
Are there any pistol lights besides the surefire xc-1b which use aa or aaa?
Probably? But none that we use here in the shop.
@@WerkzHolsters K thanks..! Haven't been able to find through a google search, came across your helpful videos, thought I'd ask the experts :)
@@---tx9xx Welcome! Glad you asked!
@@WerkzHolsters To the best of your knowledge, will the XC-1b fit on an icarus 365 XL pro grip module? on a hellcat pro? thanks
They really should have put the USB port on the bottom or side of the light... Having to remove the light to charge the battery is just... awful.
I would agree with you.
Disappointing. I have used Thrunite flashlights for years and am super happy with them.
We did have good luck with this light in our torture test.
Thrunite..ahhh yes the name and price alone tells you that it’s made from the finest Chinesium
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plenty of reputable brands make their lights or at least the parts in the same place, unfortunately.