Monstrum Tactical 90 Lumens LED Flashlight with Rail Mount and Detachable Remote Pressure Switch

Impressive weapons light! I've used this now for a few weeks without any issues what so ever. The battery life seems to hold a good 9 hours non stop before it needs replacing. The brightness of the light is extremely efficient and has a very clear beam. What I mean by that is that some of my other rifles light have a yellow tint to them, this one is a bright clear light enough to light up at least 40 feet in front of you with about a good 160 degree coverage. The mount is made well and very light, has the Allen screws and it comes with the proper size tool to tighten it down. I've dropped it several times and no signs of loosening up nor lense coming apart. I even put the light itself in the sink full of water and it is waterproof, so if caught out in the rain your good to go. I'm gonna be replacing my other lights with this exact brand, no need to pay a fortune when this one works well enough. If you found my review to be of help, please click the "helpful" button below. It helps fund my Disabled Veterans Group with much needed supplies. Thanks and always be safe ;)

I just wanted a light to illuminate a darkened room so I can see what I'm aiming at, should I need to use my shotgun at night. This light does the trick. It's 90 lumens, so it's bright enough to light the room, but inexpensive enough to be quite affordable. Certainly, I have brighter LED flashlights, but they are more expensive that this light and the mount combined. It was easy to install, fitting perfectly on the ring mount rails, and seems pretty sturdy. I opted not to use the pressure switch, and instead, used the push button switch already installed. I was able to tighten everything down with the supplied allen wrench. I expect the supplied lithium battery will last a good time. Overall, a great value.

OK, it's a $17.00 light and the old saying is, buy once cry once. You get what you pay for with this light. I have to admit that it works, first time and so far every time, that's a plus. What I like is the price, the fast shipping the fact that it works and it even adds a "tacticool" factor at first glance. Past that it kind of iffy. It's not real bright, but bright enough if you just needed to light up a room. If you are looking for a light to use outside and see things 50' away look somewhere else for a light. It's probably just fine for using indoors out of the weather but I haven't shot with it mounted yet so I can't say if it would stay lit for a second round or not. So, over all not bad. What I don't like is it's not very bright, the cr123 battery costs about half as much as the light, and the mount that it comes with makes the light stick out from the hand guard too much, plus the mount itself is a really poor design, the bolts that are supposed to go in the recoil slots on a rail don't come close to going in the slots. It's held on by 2 cheap bolts on a mount that would probably fail if you dropped your rifle. I'm not willing to try that one. Anyway in a nutshell it's cheap, it works (so far), and you get what you pay for with this one. You are gonna have to drop some serious bucks to get a well built, well designed, reliable, bright light that you can bet your life on. I've seen a lot worse than this for the money. Do I recommend it? No.

This thing is overwhelmingly positive in my eyes. Although the corded switch can't be stuck to anything and attaching to a picitinny is difficult, the light is great. After about 5 minutes of testing it in a lights off space I can say it works well with airsoft, being able to give just the right amount of light for darker buildings. The effective light range for me has been about 20 feet and even then it still illuminates. Great choice for airsofters, would buy again.

This little light is well-built, sturdy, and surprisingly bright. I've placed it on my Extar EP9 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbine (with an AFG2 foregrip). It took me a few minutes to figure out how to secure it to my picatinny railing--because it doesn't slide on like the AFG2 foregrip--but I realized that the secondary screw plates have to be properly placed, held in place (along with the light & light holding device), & tightened on the picatinny rail. Now I'm just waiting for my red/green dot optic, QD single point sling, and my KVP Linear Compensator to arrive! Overall, I love the illuminated range of this light and the ease of accessing the on/off switch (perfect for indoor and outdoor usage). It's definitely a quality purchase (awesome deal for $19)!

Was just looking for a cheap light to dress up a few my AR style guns...works great not the brightest of lights but good enough for home defence situations

This light for the price works great easy to install, functions well. Thought 90 lumens might not be bright enough but it has worked well in close quarters as well outside. Set up was easy and I have clicked it on and off over 100 times since it received it and it has worked every time. If you are like me, this is my first AR and I'm not rich so I look for affordable items that I can add-on so when I build my next tactical rifle I know what and what not to put on, for function and form. Quality for the price you won't be disappointed.

Mount is terrible. To hold onto the rail, the screws need to be tightened to the point that they're bending. The clamps just barely grab the rail like fingernails. I wouldn't try to mount this thing on a polymer rail; it would probably damage the rail. When it's tight enough to prevent side movement, you can still grab the light and move it up and down. Shining the light on a white wall reveals a large dark area in the beam. About the kindest thing I can say about this item is that it does indeed emit some form of light when the switch is activated. The 123 battery it came with is probably worth more than the light/mount. Rather than return it, I'm going to permanently mount it on my Son's $25 bb pistol with a blob of hot glue.