OLIGHT Sigurd Rechargeable Flashlight, 1450 High Lumens Picatinny Mount Compatibility, 240 Meters Beam Distance with White LED, Built-in Battery(Black)

I like it, but it has multiple issues. YMMV.- Way too fat. Maybe thats fine, but it's large. Clearly room to be made slimmer.- Should be offered in m-loc, this isn't 2005. Sticks down a bit far with adapters.- Too smooth, had to add grip. Was slippery when dry, and worse when sweating.- Charging system is terrible. Took 5 tries to even find a charger that worked. If it flashes fast, try a different one.- Light is focus well for a weaponlight. Plenty bright.- Feels tough, but havent used enough to know.- Nice natural thumb control, well placed, but can't replace it if it wears out.- Charging port can short out on metal objects.- Battery inaccessable, unreplaceable, and renders this a rechargable, but functionally disposible item.- Front reflector is kinda bright even when not lit, needs a cover of some sort to not be easily visible from afar if you care about that kinda thing.Overall it is okay, but I don't think I would buy it again. I really like the concept, and look forward to similar products in the future, but this isn't it. Mixed bag, likely a decent option for large home defense weapons.

This thing fits the bill and I really hope it lasts because it has made mounting flashlights a thing of the past in my mind. cant wait to get 10 more lol

So far the light has been great, I wanted to go to an angled foregrip. This has a good lumen count. Is bright, has a good flood.If you have MLock It is obvious going on it and makes a slight gap. But it is comfortable and easy to use, and in turn no wires and pads connected to my rail.For the olight haters, I have had issues with streamlight too, and refuse to pay surefire prices, and to date, my olights have actually held up better than my streamlights both rifle and pistol mounted weapon lights.