WARRIORLAND MB1 Pistol Light and Holster Combo, Optional for Glock 17/19, Taurus G2C/G3C, Hellcat Pro, S&W SD9VE, Compact 500-Lumen Rail Mounted Tactical Light, Red Laser & White LED, Power Indicator

This thing is freakin awesome!!it fits perfectly and was easy to put on. the holster fits great and is comfortable. It can be worn in the waistband or outside the waste band. the flashlight is so dang bright and the red dot works great! it took me a minute to figure out how to switch between the 3 modes and im still working on perfecting it because you have to hit both buttons it seems but with a little practice I'll figure that out and be able to switch between them without struggle just gonna take a second to get used to. I showed my dad and he really liked it as well and talked to my mom about getting one for her. I definitely recommend getting one if you are on the fence about it because it's worth the money.

I tested a Stremlight TLR-8 with green laser, and given the same form factor, features and specs as MB1, they are in direct comparison category while MB1 is in a 'half as much' category.I have multiple Streamlight weapon lights, I am absolutely confident in their performance, quality and dependability, but when it comes to realistic civilian type use that does not require professional level standards, civilian type products have a lot to offer at a fraction of the price.For those that are busy shopping for Holiday gifts - unless you are buying for active duty military or law enforcement professionals, then go with MB1.For those that want a little more detail, when in direct comparison to MB1, illumination output is on par, but laser quality of the TLR8 is inferior. TLR8 laser dot of the unit that I'v tested was too large, unfocused and had a pixelated effect. While MB1 laser is red, it is visibly superior in both output and quality of the beam. Dot is more focused, it is smaller, and has no visible distortions as the TLR-8.Later I discovered that focusing of the TLR8 was failing mechanically, and when shaken it changed from a pixelated dot to a large smear. Since TLR8 laser was failing and I had a single unit to test, I can't say what a properly functioning TLR-8 laser is like in comparison to MB1.Beam pattern of MB1 is a soft, medium size hot spot with a smooth transition into spill. In the transition range there is a pronounced yellow tint ring, and a very small, barely noticeable purple ring on the utmost fringe of the beam pattern.While beam pattern of the TLR8 is superior, given that the output is practically the same, artifacts of the MB1 beam pattern are barely noticeable, and for overwhelming majority of users it will not be a visible issue that they'll be bothered by.I have been collecting flashlights for many years and having seen so many different beam patterns, and while noticing specific things about beam patterns is casual thing for me, for most people noticing hot spot type and purple fringing at the extreme spill of the beam is not a something they'll ever be bothered by.MB1 body is aluminum and has a solid feel to it. Finish is impeccable and smooth to the touch. Threads of the twist out head are not anodized.Ambidextrous forward push type buttons make a pleasant, subdued click when pushed. In front of each button there is a small multi-color LED indicator that shows remaining battery life every time buttons are activated. From solid green to blinking red, indicators are easily seen so there's never a guess to the state of battery charge.While MB1 is advertised to use lithium CR123A battery, rechargeable li-ion cells also work well.WARRIORLAND advises against the use of a 3.7V li-ion, but there are CR123A size li-ion rechargeable batteries that are rated at 3 volts.I did test a 16340 type of 3.7 volt battery, and it did give the MB1 a considerable bump in output, but as mentioned before, manufacturer advises against using 3.7V cells since the controller is not designed for higher voltage.While I did inquire with the manufacturer about what type of controller is used and didn't get a reply on that, it is visibly noticeable that the current is stabilized as upon turning on LED gives off a barely noticeable voltage controller blink.In operation MB1 is intuitively simple. One push to turn on, push again to turn off, push and hold to cycle through modes by pushing the 2nd button while holding the 1st. Modes are light, light with laser and laser only.Mounting system is universal, simple to use, reliable and effective. A singe tension screw secured a wide clamp plate on the other side of the light.Overall, the only point of concern for me is how easily laser adjustment screws move while not having click type retention. If adjustment screws do not have any retention then the question would be in how well the laser can keep zero after a given number of rounds fired.In conclusion, MB1 is a fantastic, feature rich, high end light sold at a fraction of the cost charged by brands that focus on military/law enforcement market.

This is a high quality product. I was already impressed before I even opened it and couldn't wait to try it!The holster is nice, but just an added bonus. I got this for the light and I really do like it. It fits good, and it's adjustable. What more could you want? Rechargeable would be nice I guess, but I'm not complaining.

Absolutely perfect fit for the G2C. Even though the holster is listed as an IWB I was quickly able to adapt it for OWB. With me being a little more round in the middle than is comfortable for anything in side my waist band it was essential I be able to refit the holster for outside wear. Since I live in an open carry state I also adapted the claw to kick the magazine well outwards just a little bit to be able to get a better grip to pull my G2C from the holster. The laser sight is great, easily attached and easily adjusted for a perfect match to my sights. I've never owned a laser sight but the small instruction book was clear and concise on how to attach and adjust it. With the holster made specifically for a G2C with a laser sight this is a great combo buy. If these items are any indication of the quality of all products from this manufacturer I believe you can buy with confidence to fit your needs.

Adding a tactical light and laser is a great option to have for an EDC weapon like my Taurus, however, with that comes the hassle of fitting it with a holster that is compatible. Warriorland has sovled that problem by pairing them in a combo so that you have everything you need to carry a pistol with that kind of a set up. The light and laswer unit is compact and a perfect fit for the gun. With a simple charge you have a very powerful flashlight and laswer that is accessible via pressure switches on either side of the trigger guard. I have not range tested it yet, but right out of the box the laser feels dead on, judging by co-witness with my iron sights. It's easy to operate so almost thoughless in the time of need. The kydex holser works well for IWB carry, which is my preference. It's a perfect fit for the gun and has good retention, with some adjustability for carry height. Everything here feels well made, so I am pretty impressed with the value you are getting with this set. Recommmended.

While I have not put this through a lot of stress testing, it is holding up well. Attaches well. Light is bright. And the laser is easily adjustable. The holster is well made and secure.

It’s common knowledge that the larger pew, pew the brighter and better the light. I like carrying a subcompact hellcat. We’re most lights or just dim on offer very little throw. I charge this light and was really impressed with how bright it was compared to its size definitely put out as much light as a midsize, even though it has a small frame, the laser is a plus and the holster makes this a great value. Hard to find holsters that allow you to carry a flashlight on your pew pew pew so this package is phenomenal. I have no complaints and five stars given.