Klarus GL1 Rail-Mounted Tactical Light – 600 Lumens

Attached this to a Walther PPQ 4" and it fits very well. I wanted a small, minimalist light that was also bright and easy to use. This one was one sale, so I decided to give it a shot. Charged it up and after installation, turned it on and brightly lit up the room. Switches are tactile and simple. Also has a strobe function.

Great value, perfect lumens for indoor and outdoor! Would buy again

What it does it does well. It is small, accepts readily available usb charger, it very bright compared to a certain viridian light I replaced with it, and has held up to two range trips and every day carry for about 2 months.What it doesn’t do it sucks at. Aftermarket support? Who needs aftermarket support. That said, I do use a versa carry holster since some sort of skeleton rig is about the only way you’re toting this around other than saggy waistband carry. The attachment system is easy to adjust but it has to be. To get it just right you’ll be taking the whole thing off your pistol several times. I grant they can’t copy other companies but this is the epitome of “it’s very easy to make something complicated”All in all I am content with it. It does it job and it twice helped me not break the bank; once for the price of the light and severely limiting the holster market for me.For odd or older platforms that don’t have the support of the industry they once did or never did it’s a pretty good option

Received today - very happy with design and build quality. This is excellent alternative to the olight pl mini Valkyrie 2 (essentially a copy without the quick detach and magnetic charging). I like olight products and have several of them. The klarus gl1 was too good of a deal to pass up, especially with it on sale for a third of the price.

It held up just great on my glock 19x after a day at the range. It easily can be turned on and off. I use it on my home defense pistol

Fits my P-10C well, though you really have to tighten it so it doesn't slide. I'd say you need to go a bit beyond hand tight. Ambidextrous controls make it easy to control. Toggling on/off is easy, but toggling strobe is a bit more difficult than say a rifle light with a pressure pad as with this one, your trigger finger needs to go down instead of the more natural "into" the pistol. Been trying to practice toggling strobe and still only get it about 50% of the time. I'd be happier with a long press that toggled strobe instead of holding for the light. Need my trigger finger for trigger squeezing. The last downside is the screen printed high contrast white logo and markings on the left and bottom of the light. Tried scratching if off at the bottom and didn't work, may try solvents or just painting in the future. Would've gladly spent the extra few bucks if they engraved their logo instead of printing it, makes it look cheap, but you get what you pay for I suppose.

Great value for a quality light. Bright and easy to adjust for perfect reach. Tool free removal with thumb screw and seems pretty durable. Highly recommend.