NOBUHIRO M600C 800 Lumens Tactical Flashlight, with Replaceable Mounting Rotating Base, Suitable for 20mm Picatinny & Mlok/Keymod Rail, Include with Remote Pressure & Push Button Switch (M600C)

This light is BRIGHT! Bought it for my rifle and wasn't expecting it to be as bright as it said it was and durable! Does not come with the CR123 batteries but I bought some off of Amazon that were rechargeable! I took it out of the box and dropped it on my way back to the house hahaha... Well I can say it is durable, took the hit on the concrete like a champ! Barely scratched it and it still works just fine! Good value!

Good product and has all the parts to mount it. The hinge makes it easy to snug it up to other stuff on your rifle. It is good and bright with a good hot spot. Looks great snugged up against my peq 15. Comes with a decent switch. I might get another one for another rifle.

Was suprised by this lights quality, bought for someone else who showed it to me, not the brightest, but still pretty good.

Bought this to give it a try without expecting much. Once mounted on my weapon it works decently until I took it to the range. 50 rounds after and stopped working. This is airsoft material.

The light is nice and it's slim. Adjustable. What i don't like is the screw to tighten it is already stripping.

This lights have become very popular now and they do have great quality for what you pay for them, then the original, as for the mounting is solid, as for the brightness not as bright but had a good decent hot spots and is white balance instead of yellow, but for home defense it’s enough to do the job

Best hang for your buck, light , sturdy .. plenty enough bright for any " situation" you may find yourself in. I have also purchased a second! Highly recommended

Review is for the 340A:Not as bright as the 300C that impressed me enough to try this one even though this 340A claims to have almost twice the lumens.Update: I mounted the 300C on a firearm and shot with it attached. The light stayed on the entire time with no flicker or shutting off when firing. All the mounting hardware held up good as well. Tho, where part of the light was exposed to muzzle flash the finish almost immediately dissapeard. This isn't a deal breaker as the body is aluminum, and this costs 1/6 what a surefire does. I still maintain that the 300C is the best option, with the 300B being a close second. The 300B is about a half in shorter, the beam is about as bright despite claiming to be more lumens, but it does have a larger flood.