3 new steamlight lights!

Published on January 23, 2026
Duration: 2:11

This video from GUNMEN provides an expert overview of four new Streamlight products showcased at SHOT Show. It details the specifications and features of the TLR-3X and TLR-7X handgun lights, and the ProTac 2.0 VIR and ProTac 1LX rifle lights. The host, an established gear reviewer, highlights key aspects like lumen output, battery options, and specialized features such as suppressor clearance.

Quick Summary

At SHOT Show, Streamlight unveiled new weapon lights: the TLR-3X (500lm, dual-fuel SL-B9/CR123) and TLR-7X (725lm). For rifles, the ProTac 2.0 VIR offers 1100lm with IR and suppressor clearance, while the ProTac 1LX is a compact option using the SL-B9 battery.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction from SHOT Show
  2. 00:13Streamlight TLR-3X Details
  3. 00:40Streamlight TLR-7X Power Boost
  4. 01:13Streamlight ProTac 2.0 VIR for AR Platforms
  5. 01:43Streamlight ProTac 1LX Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Streamlight TLR-3X?

The Streamlight TLR-3X is a 500-lumen polymer light for 1913 slim rails. It's dual-fuel, accepting a USB-C SL-B9 battery or CR123, and features reversible jaws for compatibility. Its unique longer, skinnier form factor is noted for holster considerations.

How does the Streamlight ProTac 2.0 VIR improve AR platform lighting?

The ProTac 2.0 VIR offers 1,100 lumens of white light and an IR mode. Crucially, it has a rotating head designed to provide clearance for suppressors mounted on the barrel, and includes M-LOK or Picatinny mounts.

What is the main difference between the TLR-3X and TLR-7X?

The TLR-7X has been upgraded to 725 lumens, a significant increase from the TLR-3X's 500 lumens. Both are weapon-mounted lights, but the TLR-3X has a distinct longer and skinnier profile which may affect holster fitment differently.

What is the benefit of the SL-B9 battery?

The SL-B9 battery is a rechargeable power source for select Streamlight products, offering convenience through USB-C charging. It's featured in models like the TLR-3X and ProTac 1LX, providing an alternative to disposable CR123 batteries.

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