Anyone using this Sig light?

[dieselrealtor]

https://palmettostatearmory.com/sig-sauer-foxtrot-1x-mounted-weapon-light-black-sof12001.html

Seems like a solid light for a reasonable price, will be going on my nightstand gun.

 

[ACC]

That is a great deal on what I am sure is a solid optic. I have just always preferred Streamlight TLR-1 HLs which boast a lot more lumens. I am also usually concerned about holster compatibility and Streamlight is much more common in the holster world. But if this is for a bedside gun, then maybe that is not a concern.

 

[CombatShooter]

I had a similar Siglight on my 220. Looks like a great deal at $69

 

[BSUrugger]

I just got mine. For the price it’s excellent. Here are my takeaways after only having one day:

Pros: slim and sleek, two modes (tap on, hold for momentary), price at PSA, locks up tight, no strobe mode. Perfect for a G19 sized pistol.

Cons: the buttons are really stiff, activation takes more effort than it should. But, it seems to be “breaking in”. There’s also an “e-clip” that is on the end of the threads of the mount screw and it’s a PITA to remove and install. Though, I’m not convinced it’s required…

Left is the light from the foxtrot and the right picture is a streamlight tlr1

 

[djay7677]

I just picked up a Sig XMacro and am looking into this light vs the TLR7a and TLR 7 sub. Price wise it definitely looks tempting.

 

[Bluehazemay]

I just got mine. For the price it’s excellent. Here are my takeaways after only having one day:

Pros: slim and sleek, two modes (tap on, hold for momentary), price at PSA, locks up tight, no strobe mode. Perfect for a G19 sized pistol.

Cons: the buttons are really stiff, activation takes more effort than it should. But, it seems to be “breaking in”. There’s also an “e-clip” that is on the end of the threads of the mount screw and it’s a PITA to remove and install. Though, I’m not convinced it’s required…

Left is the light from the foxtrot and the right picture is a streamlight tlr1

Thank you for the info! Was curious about this product and information like this help out tremendously!

 

[michelob]

Seems like an outstanding price. Not a fan of the Sig proprietary rail. Glad it fits on standard picatinny rails, too.

 

[pewpewINpewpew]

Great light for the price. I have it on my XMacro. Enough lumens without paying triple the price tag.

 

[Tactically Fat]

For a nightstand gun - you're going to definitely want All the Candela. Someone's life could potentially hang in the balance.

The minimum for a nightstand gun, IMO, would be a Streamlight TLR-1 HL or TLR-9.

Others would be the X300 or X300 Turbo from Surefire or one of the Modlights.

Again - this is a weapon for personal defense. You MUST have 100% positive identification of your target.

Wimpy lights do not allow for that.

 

[pewpewINpewpew]

If you want a great light, Olight Valkyrie LEP. It retails for $149 but you can find a coupon or something to discount. It's a "light" that uses a blue laser. Super far visibility and acts as a spotlight on the "target" rather than lighting up the whole room. IMO its great for defensive situations since if it is shining at something then the barrel is pointed at the same thing. In a panic, whatever is lit up by the light is roughly where you're going to hit. No need to aim, just light them up and start pressing the trigger. I believe, per the website, it is visible for 500+ meters. 180 hour estimated battery life is pretty good too. It also comes in brown and black colors.