Feyachi HL-20 Pistol Light Compact 400 Lumens Weapon Light Pistol Flashlight Tactical Handgun Rail Mount Flashlight

I recently purchased this light and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The brightness of this light is outstanding, illuminating everything in its path with ease. Additionally, the build quality exceeded my expectations, providing a durable and reliable light source that feels robust and well-constructed. It almost seamlessly integrated into my kydex holster, originally designed for a Streamlight. With just a slight modification, involving a minor reheating and reshaping process, it fit perfectly. This was a pleasant surprise, considering the adaptability of the product.Initially, I was hesitant to opt for a less expensive alternative, especially after allocating the majority of my monthly gun budget to a new red dot sight. However, this light proved to be a fantastic investment. Despite its affordability, it does not compromise on quality or functionality. I’m truly satisfied with this purchase and happy to report that it has met all my lighting needs without breaking the bank. For anyone on the fence about buying a budget-friendly light, I highly recommend giving this one a try. You won’t be disappointed.

I got this light to check it out, primarily to compare it to the StreamLight it so closely resembles. So, right out of the box it does what I want any electronic firearm accessory to be; it's heavy, very solid with no give or rattle, and the light has great cast distance and brightness as a pistol light. Two other great bonuses are the momentary switch (you don't just have to switch to always on), and its' mounting hardware is very solid. Also it contains additional rail inserts to to be compatible with rails that are different than picatinny.Now for the 3 VERY mild cons: It does not have a focus adjustment for the beams' cone size, but it is a mid size cone, bright enough center to get distance and wide enough to see the room. It does take the odd size of battery, but that is mildly cancelled out given it comes with two sets of the batteries it needs. It also is a little big, use this on full frame pistols not compacts because it is long, not huge but a little to long for anything other than 4.5"-5" set-ups. but once again made up for by fitting those pistols very snuggly and with good profile.I will attempt to get it on the range soon to test the electronics durability, though I am fairly sure it will continue to function well. So in closing; this is probably a great starter light for that service pistol that stays beside your bed at night, the one you trust to take care of you and yours, should the worst come to pass.

I generally like the quality of Feyachi products but this item, HL-20 1500 lumens, arrived with a broken spring retainer inside the battery cap. I am returning this item for a replacement and will update review if warranted.UPDATE: Received replacement from Amazon and it is in good order and working just fine. Overall I like the quality of this light. It is a little bit too big for a compact pistol, but will work fine on a full size, and also on any long gun with a picatinny rail.The light is nice and bright, but not sure I would classify it as 1500 lumens, as it just slightly brighter than my 500 lumens Streamlight TLR-7A. The buttons are a good size and easy to use. For the price point this is a pretty good option.

Light is bright, comes with extra set of batteries, and is really solid. Really like the two light modes of being able to pulse the light or quick click to lock to the on position. Fixed beam, not a negative for me but might be for some. If pistol mounted you do need a longer rail for mounting as some of the really short ones don't allow full mount grip. I will be using more of these lights in the future.

Yep, it's a small flashlight, by golly. The form factor is VERY solid and easy to mount. The seals around any areas water might creep in are tight and precise, just in case you get a hankerin' to cap that annoying grouper the next time you're snorkeling at night. The light output is very bright and even. And the spare pair of batteries are appreciated. In other words, it's a very good, small, flashlight. I've never been a big believer in paying a ridiculous premium for tacticool brands, and have a hard time thinking of a way they can justify asking $100 more for a small flashlight than this good, small, bright, sturdy, pretty much waterproof, and reasonably priced flashlight.

A solid gun light fairly rugged in construction and holds up well. The light output is quite sufficient as I am not shooting long range at night and no gun light is good for that anyway. Battery life is commensurate with the light output and I use rechargeable although I swap them out with freshly charged every 3 months or so. The only issue I have ever had is with my HiPoint 45 pistol, the rail on the from of the gun Looks compatible but the rail is just a smidgen too thick for this light, I might try sanding it down a bit in the future.

Honestly this is a very very bright flashlight, and pretty good quality for the money. Although I didn’t get the charging cable for the battery’s, I’m wondering if it was just my order or they just don’t add it with the battery’s

The product is great comes with extra batteries, seems solid and switch feels nice. The only reason it got a 4 instead of five is because it did not fit my pistol. And I don’t think it would fit very many pistols. It’s pretty large. I ended up putting it on my AR and it fits that PERFECT!!! It goes on a picatinny rail so unless your pistol has that it will not fit. Other then that the product is great!!!

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.

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.

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.

It’s kinda heavy on my glock but it’s very bright and I’ve yet had to replace the batteries