Enhanced Tactical White Light by Sig Sauer for P365 Models Review

Not super bright but great for a bedside table. Nothing so bright that it's bad, but enough. Push, anyone with a strong grip will often work

I was thrilled when I ordered this. But unfortunately it didn't work, I followed all the instructions, even went to the store and bought new batteries, thinking that the ones that came with it were just bad batteries. But no matter what I did, the light didn't work. So I sent it back, taking it as a sign not to try again.

Everything ok for the price. There aren't many options for other systems. How little it works well. I don't know if I want to go to a lost desert island with him for many years, but for the price it's ok. Looks good, the pressure switch is nice and smooth. Overall I would give it 6 out of 10 points. Finding a holster for this set was a challenge.

Obviously it fits perfectly as it was made specifically for the P365. But the activation mode didn't interest me. I could get used to that, but the price is just ridiculous. I don't know why people are complaining that it's only 100 lumens. It's great for highlighting any situation where you can justify using a firearm. If they're further away, they pose a real threat. Be realistic. I ended up returning because the price was too high for something I was only partially happy with. I went with…

I like this light on my P365. Like many gun owners, I have multiple handguns, holsters, flashlights, and lasers. I prefer cc with the P365 for its small size, light weight and superior performance. The flashlight may not have an on/off switch, but you can learn to use less pressure on the pistol grip with your middle finger controlling the light. I've been to the range a few times in the 2 weeks I've had this light and the focus and repetitive practice makes this a positive accessory. I dig…

Sig should be ashamed to put its name on this product. It suits the gun and complements the lines of the 365 well, but I have nothing good to say about it. There are a couple of issues: 1. The flashlight has to be removed to change the batteries, which requires removing two tiny Allen screws. 2. It's impossible to install the shooting handle without activating the light, so it's always on when you aim. This is terrible for range, and even worse in a low-light self-defense scenario where you…