The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser Weapon Light (part 69446) is a low-profile compact single-cell rifle weapon light with an integrated red aiming laser. It produces 500 lumens output and 11,000 candela peak beam intensity for a 210-metre beam, with a 3-hour strobe on one CR123A lithium cell.
This is the Light Only package: it is operated by the push-button tail switch, and it is compatible with Streamlight's optional TLR remote switches if you want to add one later. Modes cover LED only, laser only, or LED and laser together. It mounts directly to Picatinny rails with the supplied key kit, and measures 3.64 in / 3.02 oz.
How It Compares
Prefer a daylight-visible green laser? The TLR RM 1 Laser-G rifle weapon light, light only, or the TLR RM 1 Laser-G System with the remote included. Want twice the output? The TLR RM 2 Laser, light only, at 1000 lumens. No laser needed? The TLR RM 1, light only. Read the Streamlight TLR comparison guide, or browse all weapon light and laser combos and weapon light accessories.
Ideal For
- AR-pattern rifles, carbines and straight-pull builds
- Practical shotgun and 3-Gun stages
- Civilian Service Rifle and range work after dark
- Farm, kennels and yard work after dark
- Airsoft skirmish and milsim night games
Key Features
- 500 lumens / 11,000 candela / 210 metres, with a 3-hour strobe
- Integrated red aiming laser, 640-660 nm, Class 3R, output <5 mW; 60 hours laser-only runtime
- Push-button tail switch; compatible with Streamlight's optional TLR remote switches
- Mounts directly to Picatinny rails with the supplied key kit
- One CR123A lithium cell (included); 3.64 in / 3.02 oz
- IPX4 water-resistant
Technical Specifications
| Output |
500 lumens / 11,000 candela / 210 metres (1.5 hours) |
| Laser |
Red aiming laser, 640-660 nm, Class 3R, output <5 mW; 60 hours laser-only runtime |
| Battery |
One CR123A lithium cell (included) |
| Activation |
Push-button tail switch; optional TLR remote switches supported |
| Mount |
MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny, using the supplied key kit |
| Length / Weight |
3.64 in / 3.02 oz |
| Durability |
IPX4 |
| SKU / MPN / UPC |
69446 / 69446 / 080926694460 |
| Warranty |
Streamlight Limited Lifetime |
What's Included
- Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser weapon light (light only)
- Key kit
- One CR123A lithium battery
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
What does the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser (69446) mount to?
The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser mounts directly to MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rails using the key kit supplied in the box, so it suits AR-pattern rifles, carbines and any long gun with a Picatinny section.
How bright is the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser and how far does the beam reach?
The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser produces 500 lumens output and 11,000 candela peak beam intensity, which gives a beam distance of 210 metres.
What colour and class is the laser on the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser?
The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser has a red aiming laser at 640-660 nm, rated Class 3R with an output below 5 mW.
What modes does the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser have?
The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser selects LED only, laser only, or LED and laser together, and it also has a strobe.
What battery does the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser use, and how long does it run?
The Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser runs on one CR123A lithium cell, which is included, giving 1.5 hours of light and a 3-hour strobe. The laser on its own runs for 60 hours.
Can I add a remote switch to the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser later?
Yes — the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser is compatible with Streamlight's optional TLR remote switches, so a remote can be fitted after purchase.
What is the difference between the Light Only and System versions of the Streamlight TLR RM 1 Laser?
The light itself is identical. This Light Only package has the push-button tail switch alone, while the System package supplies the remote pressure switch and its retaining clips in the box.
