The Streamlight TLR-8 HL-X G sub is a subcompact weapon light that pairs high-lumen output with a daylight-visible green aiming laser — this version (69476) fits the Glock 43X MOS / 48 MOS and 43X Rail / 48 Rail. On the included SL-B9 USB-C pack it produces 1000 lumens and 10,000 candela (200m); on a CR123A it runs 500 lumens.
Ambidextrous high/low rear paddles, safe-off, user-enabled strobe and the rail-grip clamp, in anodised machined aluminium — 2.51in and under 3 oz.
How It Compares
Prefer red (lower cost)? The TLR-8 HL-X sub. Standard output? The TLR-8 X G sub (500 lm). No laser? The TLR-7 HL-X sub. Browse all weapon lights.
Ideal For
- Glock 43X/48 concealed carry
- Daylight-visible laser aiming with max output
- Low-light defensive use
Key Features
- 1000 lm / 10,000 cd / 200 m (SL-B9); 500 lm on CR123A
- Green 510-530nm aiming laser
- Dedicated Glock 43X/48 fitment
- Multi-fuel: SL-B9 USB-C (included) or CR123A
- Safe-off; strobe; 2.51 in / 2.87 oz
Technical Specifications
| Output (SL-B9) |
1000 lm / 10,000 cd / 200 m (30 min; 1 h at 500 lm) |
| Output (CR123A) |
500 lm / 5,000 cd / 141 m (1.5 h) |
| Laser |
Green 510-530 nm aiming laser |
| Battery |
SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable (included) or CR123A |
| Fits |
Glock 43X/48 MOS & 43X/48 Rail |
| Length / Weight |
2.51 in / 2.87 oz (SL-B9) |
| Durability |
IPX4; anodised aluminium |
| MPN / UPC |
69476 / 080926694767 |
| Warranty |
Streamlight Limited Lifetime |
What's Included
- Streamlight TLR-8 HL-X G sub (Glock 43X/48 fit)
- SL-B9 USB-C battery pack, mounting kit, USB-C cord
UK Delivery & Support
UK-stocked and dispatched tracked from our UK warehouse — no import duties or customs delays — backed by UK-based support and Streamlight's limited lifetime warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why the green laser?
Green is far more visible to the eye in daylight than red — worth the premium for outdoor use.
What modes does it have?
Light, laser, or light + laser, plus user-enabled strobe.
Which pistols does it fit?
The Glock 43X MOS, 48 MOS, 43X Rail and 48 Rail.
