Weapon Light & Laser Combos

Weapon lights with an integrated red or green laser aiming module — one unit doing both jobs, from the Streamlight TLR-2 and TLR-8 series to the TLR-10 and the rail-mounted TLR RM units. Green lasers are far easier to pick up in daylight; red draws less current and runs longer on a cell.

These are pistol- and carbine-sized units sitting on a 1913 or Glock-pattern rail. Would you rather keep the two jobs separate? See the standard rail-mounted lights, the Streamlight TLR range or SureFire weapon lights. Switches and mounts are in weapon light accessories, rechargeable models cut the running cost of a combo unit, and the whole range sits under tactical lighting. A handheld torch is still worth carrying alongside.

Our guide to weapon lights under £250 covers output, mounting and switching, and there is a lumens and candela chart if the numbers are the sticking point. Before ordering it is worth reading our article on UK law for rifle scopes, red dots and torches. Everything here is held in the UK, with no import fees to pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Red or green laser?
Green is considerably more visible to the eye in daylight and at distance; red is dimmer in bright conditions but easier on the battery. Both are offered across most of the Streamlight range.

Will one fit my pistol?
Check the rail. The full-size TLR-2 and TLR-8 X fit a standard 1913 rail; the sub-compact versions are cut for specific frames such as the Glock 43X/48, SIG P365/XL and Springfield Hellcat. The fitment is stated on every listing.