Shine Far! Lead the Charge! 丨Compact Weapon Light丨NITECORE NPL25

NITECORE NPL25
Product Info:
· UHi 20 LED
· 900 lm max output
· 255 m max throw
· Ultra compact design
· 66g (2.33 oz)
· Rapid battery removal
· Magnetic charging
· 500mAh Li-ion battery included
· Compatible with Glock or Picatinny rails
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[@Laurarium]

Inspired by the surefire XCS, and retained the same disadvantage: Proprietary battery

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

Proprietary battery always a negative in my book.

[@charlie-tangomotors2516]

Nitecore or anyone at HQ that pays attention to the comments...if you're going to try and market in the weapon mounted light realm, YOU NEED TO COME CORRECT!
DON'T EVEN ATTEMPT TO MARKET YOUR WML IN THIS DAY IN AGE IF YOU AREN'T GOING TO WORK WITH A REPUTABLE HOLSTER MAKER TO PROVIDE HOLSTER ON LAUNCH!
The consensus is that if it's not holster compatible with the bunch of holsters that people already have, I'm talking safariland, tier 1 conceal, etc, why buy it when I can get a streamlight or sig foxtrot, or even a friggin olight for roughly the same price and better holster support? Even for airsoft, I'd still choose a holster supported light despite the fact that it may cost considerably more or have weaker specs. It's the reason why there are so many standards in the industry. This stuff, when totaled together, aint cheap, so your inexpensive light quickly becomes more expensive than a competitor's light if I have to pay $200 and wait 8 weeks after sending my light out for a custom holster for a single gun.
I refuse to recommend any firearm accessories that don't come with standard compatibility equipment or are holster compatible with whats on the market now. It's a waste of money to buy a light to marketed for compact carry guns but you have nothing to carry it in.