GM Tatico does a side-by-side comparison of two pistol flashlights imported by Feasso: the FTL-11 and the FTL-09. These are mounted on two very similar-looking Canik pistols—one being a standard airsoft replica and the other a real firearm. Both models eliminate the ancient hassle of swapping out standard batteries by utilizing a modern USB induction charging system that magnetically snaps into place.

The FTL-11 model delivers 400 lumens of brightness paired with a highly visible green aiming laser. It offers a slightly wider flood of light, which is useful for checking corners, though the shop warns that you might accidentally blind your cameraman if you aren't careful. It features standard constants, a strobe mode to disorient targets, and simple side adjustments to properly zero the laser vertically and horizontally on your rail.

In contrast, the slightly larger FTL-09 bumps the output up to 500 lumens and opts for a traditional red laser. During a low-light test in a dark warehouse stockroom, this version proves to have a much tighter, more concentrated beam capable of reaching targets up to 20 meters away. Ultimately, the video shows that while the green laser is notably easier on the eyes, both options easily get the job done without burning a hole in your pocket.