TaktOpAirsoft talks about his new favourite pistol light, the Olight PLX pistol flashlight, provided by the manufacturer for an honest assessment. He compares it to their trusty older companion, the Olight Valkyrie PL3, which has lived on their Glock for years. Right out of the box, the new model wins points by switching to a standard USB-C charging port.

6mm Badger shares what he thinks of the Olight ODIN GL M which he reviewed in November 2025... "Olight reached out and sent me the ODIN GL M, their tactical rifle light + green laser combo — and after unboxing and testing it, I’m seriously impressed. I’ve personally purchased several Olight products in the past for my custom builds, so I already knew the quality would be good… but this one still surprised me.

The 6mm Badger got another product to unbox and share what he thinks... "In this video, I unbox the new VOTATU G10 Pistol Light, which the company kindly sent me for review. I give my honest first impressions, show how it mounts, and test its overall build and quality.

I also take the chance to show you two other lights from VOTATU that I personally purchased and use on my replicas – both of which are powerful, affordable, and reliable for airsoft and training setup."

Holosun got a weaponlight with the RAID rifle light and Blue Jean Operator checks it out... "Today I'll be showing off a weapon light I've been testing for the past month, The Holosun RAID light.

I honestly had no idea Holsun was working on a competitive weapon light until right before I got this thing, though it shouldn't be a huge surprise due to their dabbling in other attachments like lasers and such.

Outer Limitless 2 tries the Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X weaponlight in this video. It features a rechargeable USB-C or disposable CR123A batteries, delivering up to 1,500 lumens and 20,000 candelas. This durable, compact light, designed for easy activation without disrupting aim, features a robust aluminum construction, impact-resistant components, and an IPX7 waterproof rating, making it ideal for law enforcement, tactical, and outdoor applications.

Guns & Ammo got the first close look at the Surefire XC3 weaponlight. This delivers 500 lumens and 7,200 candela of powerful white light. Its hybrid beam pattern offers both focused illumination and ample peripheral vision. Designed for both law enforcement and civilian use, the XC3 features an ambidextrous switch with tactile feedback for easy mode selection. The durable, mil-spec hard-anodized aluminum housing is compatible with popular light-bearing holsters.

The Nitecore NPL25 GL tactical light gets a closer look by Timerzanov Airsoft. The NPL25 GL delivers up to 900 lumens of white light via a UHi 25 LED, alongside a 520nm green laser, powered by a rechargeable li-ion battery with a magnetic charger and LED indicators. It offers three modes—white light only, laser only, or both—with adjustable brightness, controlled by an ambidextrous tail switch.

Polenar Tactical got a favourite weaponlight and it is the G15 from Klarus. This is a powerful and versatile flashlight, boasting a maximum output of 4000 lumens from its Cree XHP70.2 P2 LED, powered by a single 21700 li-ion battery. With five brightness levels, ranging from 1 to 4000 lumens, and three special modes, it caters to a wide range of lighting needs. The intuitive side switch allows for quick and easy mode selection, while the lockout mode prevents accidental activation.

Is it worth the look? That is what Ruger Gundog did in this video... "In this short video I spotlight an affordable 900 Lumen/Green Laser combo for pistols. Coming in at under 100 bucks these work pretty good! Super bright and simple to use.  So far durability has not been an issue.

Check them out."

Streamlight show the features of their TLR-1 HL-X weaponlight in this short video. This is a powerful flashlight that provides a 1,500-lumen peripheral beam and features a front-loading battery compartment for quick battery replacement. It has "High" and "Extended High" rear paddle switches to accommodate different shooting styles.