TLR-6 69284 Tactical Light for Sig Sauer P365/XL

Perfect Light/Laser Combo for My SIG P365 This Streamlight TLR-6 works great with my SIG P365. It’s compact, easy to install, and the light/laser combo makes it a perfect addition for carry. The 100-lumen output is bright enough for close-range use, and the integrated red laser adds quick target acquisition. A solid upgrade for the P365/XL platform.

I have never had a light on any of my guns. If I heard a bump in the night I went to investigate with my gun and a handheld flashlight. No big deal I thought. Then I went on a night shoot and I was illuminated! I bought this for a Sig 365XL with the Sig Romeo zero. It was simple to install. Simple to zero. Simple to use. You can have just the light, just the red laser, or both at the same time. It remembers your last setting and uses that one. I zeroed the laser with the sig romeo zero, but have left the setting with just the light. There is plenty of lumen to see around a house/apartment. The thing is so compact that I do not notice it is even there. I ordered a holster from Vedder that accommodates the TSL6 and the romero As always, fits is perfect. Stick the handheld light in your pocket just in case and stick the TLR6 on your pistol.

Rated at 100 lumen, I wasn't entirely sure the Streamlight TLR-6 with red laser would throw enough light. After installing this onto my new P365 (manufactured on 26 June 2020), my concerns vanished. It provides a satisfactory amount of light ... and to the degree that makes me wonder if the claim of 100 lumen is a bit low. The TLR-6 is sturdy and for most people should be easy to install with the included (very, very small) Allen wrench. My TLR-6 came with the battery compartment door unattached, likely caused during shipping because the box had clearly taken a beating and was in sad shape. However the battery door, the very small hinge sleeve and hinge pin were in the box and I was able to reassemble it. As mentioned by other reviewers, the light only, light and laser, or laser only feature is nice and the unit "remembers" your last selected type of illumination without fail. The red laser is quite bright, but not as distractingly bright/intense as a green laser can be. I use a green laser mounted to my camera's hot shoe in astrophotography as a pointing guide at celestial objects as it provides a visible beam of light from the camera to the target... not exactly what you want on firearm. In some outdoor, bright sunlight situations, the red laser might not be all that effective, but I intended the laser to be used in dark situations anyway. As such, the red laser is essentially perfect. I tested the laser by pointing it at targets far, far beyond the effective range of a micro-compact pistol like the SIG P365 and it functioned exactly as desired. Windage and elevation adjustments to the laser were easily accomplished. I haven't a single significant complaint with the TLR-6. That said, as the TLR-6 requires two CR 1/3 N batteries (two were included, of course), you might want to locate a reliable source for fresh batteries. I had to visit three stores to have some spare batteries on hand. Could the light be brighter? Sure, I wouldn't complain it was, but it's more than sufficient as is. Some method of storing, or attaching, the tiny Allen wrench to/in the light itself would be a nice touch as well. For now, it resides at the bottom of a credit card slot in my wallet. In that way, I've always got it with me... and that Allen key, as I've said, is very, very small. Overall, I'd absolutely recommend the Streamlight TLR-6 to anyone wanting a rail mounted light/laser combination for use with a micro-compact pistol like the SIG P365, Springfield Armory Hellcat or various other micro-compacts.

LIKES: Easy fitment and a good fit. Has ambidextrous activation buttons on both sides and within easy reach. Easy battery access, comes with (2) hex wrenches. The red dot is bright. Dislike: There are three hex screws that must be remove for installation. The hex heads are so small, the wrench slips constantly ( maybe thats why they gave you two). The plastic casing is medium grade, and not heavy duty, don't drop the unit. The flashlight is not that bright but it is reasonable for illuminating small areas.

I had owned the P365 for about a year waiting for any major manufacturer to make a pistol light for it. Originally, when the P365 was first advertised they had showcased a sig proprietary pistol light - the Foxtrot365. Time went by and it was never available to buy, by the time the light was available I had already discovered Crimson Trace & Streamlight were also releasing a light and I really like both designs. For 100 lumens Sig was charging around $150, Streamlight $110 and Crimson Trace was a little cheaper at around $90. What really ended up selling me on the TLR-6 was the fact there were already other versions of the TLR-6 for other pistols, the TLR-6 model would probably have holster options sooner. Also I thought the design was the nicest. I almost didnt buy it because of the laser, that was in my mind at the time what the crimson trace light had to its advantage (no laser) but who knows how long I would have had to wait for a holster. I am not a fan of lasers and at the time I wasn't aware you could turn it off, so when I discovered that I was very happy. Overall I dont regret buying this over those other 2 options. When I received it, it was pretty straightforward and easy to install, I dont recall If I used the instructions at all but I probably did. It was a piece of cake to put together. The button is in a good location, you can access it either with your main or support hand as its located on both sides, so its perfect for left and right handed shooters as well. Love the ergonomic design, its a perfect match for the pistol, it looks perfect with the pistol, its not ugly. The light placement also allows for a better grip and area for thumb placement on my support hand. Funny thing is, I couldn't really use it for about a month. I would scour over instagram looking to see if someone had made holsters for it yet, eventually I found one. I ordered a holster and installed it permanently. Ive been wearing mine for about a good month now. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase. One suggestion to streamlight for future improvements would be to start moving towards rechargeable options.