Feyachi HL-20 Pistol Light 1000 Lumen Upgrade LED Weapon Light Compact Rail Mounted Handgun Tactical Flashlight Rail Locating Keys for Picatinny

I’ve been using this light for a while now and it’s been pretty good. For the attachment system, I’ve personally mounted it on an FNX-45 Tactical (which is why I got it in tan), two different 1911s. I tried it on other things that weren't pistols, and it locked up fine on everything I tried. The included adapters made fitting it worry free, and the quick-release system actually works, It doesn’t feel flimsy or jiggle. It's really bright. It easily lights up rooms, hallways, and outdoor areas with a wide, even beam and good reach. No weird shadows or dead spots. It’s more than enough light for identifying what’s in front of you, whether it’s mounted or handheld. What I really like is how useful it is when not mounted. I work security, and I regularly use this as a standalone flashlight while patrolling and checking the interior of buildings, stairwells, and other dark areas. It’s bright, easy to hold, and durable enough that I don’t worry about banging it into door frames or walls and fits really well in any pocket. Controls are simple. Constant-on works great for normal use, and momentary on is responsive. It does get warm during extended use on high, but that’s expected with a light this bright. It’s never felt unsafe, though. Build quality feels solid overall, and the aluminum body has held up well so far. It’s water resistant, handles everyday abuse just fine even after accidentally dropping it multiple times, and feels like a good value for the price. If you want a bright, versatile light that works on pistols, rifles, and still doubles as a general-purpose flashlight, then this is for you. Definitely worth the price! In one of the photos, I aimed the light at a park roughly 50–60 yards away from my 4th floor apartment at night, and it illuminated the area pretty clearly.

I really like the Feyachi Tactical Flashlight. At 1500 lumens, it’s extremely bright and provides excellent visibility in low-light situations. The rail-mounted design fits securely and installs easily, and the build quality feels solid and durable. The rechargeable feature is a big plus, saving time and money on batteries. Overall, this flashlight delivers great performance and reliability—perfect for any tactical setup.

These lights are not bad at all, especially for the price. Blindingly bright, and easy to operate. They are a little big and bulky for a handgun. So, I have them mounted on shotguns and rifles. They seem better suited for that, as far as I'm concerned. Made in China, of course, but these actually seem like pretty good products. Sturdily built entirely out of metal with the exception of the rear battery door which is plastic with a rubber gasket protecting the battery compartment, and seems to be the only possible weakness I've found so far. I can't speak for the ability to handle rough and tumble activities, dropping the firearm, submerging it in mud, etc... But for the average Joe, I'm sure these are adequate for most. And will definitely give you an edge in identifying potential targets in a dark room and blinding any intruder at night as they are dazzling bright. For a little over thirty bucks it's a great value.

Bought for my Mossberg 500. Didn’t need to change the key, it fit on the picatinny rail out the box. Came with 2 batteries and 2 more for when needed. Great price and the light is nice and bright. Very happy with this purchase!

I actually attached this light to the top of my bump helmet that holds my night vision. It works perfectly when it is dark and I am not using them, or even inside just to light up a space. The toggle mechanism is very easy to access and has a very positive feel to it. The light obviously is also quite bright. I would imagine this would be an excellent weapons light as well

Mounts solidly to any cross-slot attachment point using provided inserts. Seems durable, switch feels good and functions as it should. This is not a compact unit -- mounted to a full-size duty pistol, it hangs out there and adds some heft. I'm still experimenting with rifle attachment, but it was designed for use on larger handguns. Good choice for civilian use. Professionals should stick to the pro-grade brands.

Not too bad. Switch is cheap. I guess u get what you pay for.

So far so good, super bright and the build quality seems good. Has a nice metal body and the switch is quality as well.

I have an airsoft gun, Army Armaments R501, the flashlight works great. I would say though the brightness is probably only suitable for airsoft games indoors, it is not especially bright. it came with many different rail keys, such as ones for glock. However, I couldn't get it to fit on the closest rail to my trigger guard, so I just opted to not use the rail key. By tightening the screws, I was able to get it to fit tightly on my gun, near my trigger guard, even without using my rail key. The flashlight also came with 4 batteries, which was nice.

Got it for my pistol, however to fit a MC28, you cannot use any of the given rail adapters that it comes with, just remove the one inside of it, and put it on without one, and crank it down good and tight, and you're ready to rock, comes with 2 sets of batteries... in case you're wondering, there's rail adapters from Glock 19, SIG P320, 92FS and 2 more that I can't remember, also comes with Alan wrench and a little key chain piece. Edit : Still enjoying this light, absolutley ZERO issues while firing in my 9MM pistol, even with no rail key, fits good & snug, however, this light died on me from being in -20c degree weather so if you live in a very cold area it may not be a good light for you. But the battery in warm temp lasts very long, ordered this almost a year ago & im still on the first of 2 batteries.

Price and construction solid, battery compartment not hinged...be patient adaptable to different firearm applications 1/6 the cost of a SureFire and I have 2...I decided to buy this and mount on PD shotgun it will light up the room and blind the intruders. R. M.

- Whole thing feels solid. - Wasn't sure about the rocker style on/off but after playing a little, I do like it. - One reviewer complained that the rail key was loose; that is not the case with mine. In fact, I tried to remove it from the front of the light to mount in the back instead, where it looks like it might also fit, and it was so tight I couldn't get it out.

Its built solid, comes with 4 batteries, different rail adapters and fits both the 1911 and M17 rail with the 1913 adapter. Also fits my gsg16 with same adapter. Once its mounted, its on there. Not the brightest but certainly would be adequate in low light. I like the rocker style switch. Great buy for way less than a Stream light or Olight.