Streamlight 69275 TLR-6 100-Lumen Tactical Weapon Light with Integrated Red Aiming Laser Designed Exclusively and Solely for Sig Sauer P238/P938 Only, Black

I am impressed with this weaponlight. The fit on my gun is rock solid and it is easily programmable to start up in the mode you want. Light only, or laser only, or both at the same time. Very cool. The light is rated at 100 lumens and is probably very close. I can light up the other side of my back yard with a very strong ceneralized beam with plenty of spill for illumination. Well designed reflector for what I like.The red dot was very close to dead on after installation, but after only 3 shots I had it adjusted for 10 yards. It is so cool to see a hole appear in your target, where the red dot was shining lol. I was never a laser user on any of my other guns, but this light may change my way of thinking. I love this thing.This is a fairly new product and I can see it really taking off. The supplied batteries are strong and fresh. After a day of messing with it, they are still hot. Be careful not to buy batteries with a plastic jacket because they will not work. Not even if you cut off the jacket, so save your money and buy some energizers from a place like Battery Junction that does not have a plastic wrap on the batteryI highly recommend this product.**UPDATE** After 2 weeks of constant messing with this item, and after 100+ rounds at the range, this light is still as good and bright as new. The laser is still spot on AND I am always excersizing the laser from my pocket draw to create muscle memory - I turn this thing on 30 times a day or more to the laser only and it is still as bright as day one.I've had trouble finding a back up set of batteries because I am using it so much and finally found some at Cabela's. I bought some and tried them out, and they work great. The brand I bought was Energizer and they call it the 2L76 but it converts to the CR1/3N that came with the unit. Man, what a great little light.New edit. After 4+ weeks of lots of use, the original batteries are still very strong. I bought extras but don't need them yet.

Installation was a snap for me. Installed the larger housing first. Fits perfectly. Works perfectly. Alignment was right on without need for adjustment. Easy to operate. Not as bright as some lights, but its bright enough to use within the range of my p238. Suggestion: make a version that is shake-awake.

I couldn’t imagine any light (let alone light/laser combo) fitting my P938 without bulking it up. I wanted something just as slim as this micro pistol for concealed carry and the TLR-6 suits it perfectly. You hardly even notice it’s there, yet a nice large activation button resides on each side for simple and no-thought activation when needed. It saves your setting ( light only, laser only, or light/laser combo) so you don’t have to keep cycling through the settings to get what you want for carry, this was the icing on the cake for me. It doesn’t noticeably change the weight, balance or draw action of the pistol whatsoever, it completes this pocket-size defensive carry tool perfectly. I’m extremely satisfied and will likely pick up one for my Shield45 next.

It was difficult to initially install around the trigger guard, but once I figured it out, it was a great fit. I especially like the battery door. It will make battery changes so easy. The other laser sights (with no flashlight) that I had required the unit to be disassembled to change the battery. So far, so good.

A little difficult to figure out the install, but it fits perfectly for the wife’s Sig P238. Great product.

I read about loose fit and difficulty attaching this laser/light but had neither issue. Installed on a Sig Sauer P238, the light is bright and the laser is strong... I can see the red dot at over 300 ft (never would have to shoot that far out with this weapon). The light stayed secure to the frame and the battery door stayed secure during a 50 round test session... I don't normally shoot more than that and with the scarcity of decent ammo these days, I'll accept the results. If issues arise down the road, I'll post up.

Just installed, looks and works great, searching for new IWB holster now. :) install instructions are tiny font, and no way in the right order to install. Do it in reverse of what they tell you else you’ll be there for hours and maybe crack or break it. Insert gun into the larger housing with the longer trigger piece, then lay in your electronics, then “at an angle” wedge in the smaller housing piece. Pay attention to the slanted tip that fits together back near the trigger. Look close and you’ll see how they need to marry-up. Tighten 3 screws and done. Yes, you must disassemble 3 screws first before installing. Good luck!Note to tech writer; bigger fonts, better photos, and test your work before writing instructions. Thx

I bought one of these for use on my CCW and after a few years on the gun the switch failed. When you try to turn the light on it may turn on and it may not! It's the same shutting the light off. I put in amy second set of batteries thinking that might help but it didn't. I went to warranty the light with Streamlight and wouldn't you know it, the switch isn't included in the warranty. I could understand it if I'd used the light much, but I didn't. It was just packed around for a few years in my pocket, in a holster. My light still looks new, including the battery sticker on the bottom, but it's broken. Save your money and buy something else.