A white light for a pistol is always a good idea, and they’re even better when they have an attached laser such as the Streamlight TLR-8G. Former Special Forces Officer Tom Beckstrand and Firearms News Senior Field Editor David Fortier are on location at the SIG Sauer Academy in New Hampshire as they review how the TLR-8G accomplishes two jobs in one a convenient package.
Beckstrand approves of lasers as a backup sight should a red dot go down or become obscured, and he prefers green laser sights over red since the color is easier to detect with the human eye. Fortier and Beckstrand attached the TLR-8G to a SIG Sauer P320 X-Carry for performance testing, and the unit quickly proves its worth. The 500-lumen white light provides excellent visibility at night and low light, and the green laser helped to keep groups tight.
A white light on a pistol is great. An attached green laser sight is even better. With the Streamlight TLR-8G, the best of both features are available.
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what was the point of this video, it hardly reviewed anything other than, "mmm yess green light better than red light"
Is the light supposed to blink like that when he shoots?