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Olight PL-2 Valkyrie VS Streamlight TLR-HL Night Shots

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  1. Everyone giving you shit about random nonsense in the comments. The review was highly useful for me. The olight is on sale right now for $60, always be on the lookout ar their website for deals like this! Peace.

  2. The tlr1 hl which it appears you have there is 800 lumens. For what reason do you have a break suitable for a 338 mounted on a 5.56, reduces recoil? You have a 7lb upper there I would imagine felt recoil is next to 0. Train for tactical applications with a muzzle device that blows gas back at you and dirties your light? So you have to wipe your light every 10 rounds seems very tactical. Lastly Frankenstein build? You place a lower and upper togther, how the hell anyone would send you something to review is beyond me. Another couch warrior who read some shit online and is now a Seal.

  3. from what I understand streamlight does not recommend using a "tool" to tighten the light it only needs to be tightened finger tight due to the way the gun "latches" to the rail.  I did have to use a "tool" to loosen it out of the box

  4. I’m not sure that you can go wrong with either of the lights however I do have the Olight PL-2 and have no complaints about it whatsoever. For me the brighter the better, brighter beam for surveying your property or brighter beam for blinding and disorienting an intruder in your home prior to you using your gun for it’s intended purpose.

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