Streamlight 69280 Weapon Mountable Flashlight 100 Lumens

Product Description

The STREAMLIGHT 69280 is a compact, weapon-mountable LED flashlight designed for tactical and industrial use on subcompact handguns. It delivers 100 lumens of output in a single high mode with a 60-minute run time from a rechargeable lithium battery pack included in the box. The polymer body keeps the unit ultralight at 0.195 pounds, making it well-suited for everyday carry firearms where added weight on the rail is a concern. Licensed gunsmiths, law enforcement armorers, and trained end users are the typical installers of rail-mounted light systems of this type.

The 69280 is specifically designed for use with the GLOCK 42, GLOCK 43, GLOCK 43X, and GLOCK 48 subcompact handgun platforms. Its ambidextrous design accommodates both left- and right-handed operators without modification. The compact footprint — 1.25 inches in height, 4.13 inches in width, and 6.13 inches in length — is engineered to fit the abbreviated rail section found on these smaller-frame GLOCK pistols where standard-size weapon lights will not mount properly.

Key Features

• 100-lumen LED output with a single light mode for simple, no-fumble operation
• 60-minute run time from an included rechargeable lithium battery
• Ambidextrous controls for use by left- or right-handed operators
• Polymer body construction keeps total weight at 0.195 pounds
• IPX4 water-resistance rating for use in wet field conditions
• Purpose-built dimensions to fit the subcompact GLOCK rail profile

Compatibility

Designed for use with the GLOCK 42, GLOCK 43, GLOCK 43X, and GLOCK 48 subcompact handguns as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Weapon light installation on a handgun rail should be performed with the firearm unloaded and the chamber verified clear before handling. Follow all applicable federal, state, and local regulations governing weapon modifications and accessory mounting. Verify that the light is fully seated and locked onto the rail before use. Rechargeable batteries should be charged per the manufacturer instructions before first use.