The GLOCK Tactical Light (GTL II) is designed for standard frame GLOCK pistols (excluding SLIMLINE®), offering approximately 600 lumens and 11,100 Candela. Its durable aluminum casing features GLOCK serrations for grip, interchangeable ambidextrous controls, waterproof housing, and a lightweight battery with long life, ensuring optimal performance in demanding situations.

Glock states “Introducing the GLOCK Tactical Light (GTL II) – the latest pistol light from GLOCK that fits standard frame GLOCK pistols with a GLOCK rail (does not fit SLIMLINE®). This new LED pistol light provides ~600 lumens for bright illumination and ~11,100 Candela for light concentration. Its high-quality aluminum housing is equipped with the characteristic GLOCK serrations for better grip and blends seamlessly into the pistol design. Precisely matched to the length and width of the G19/G45 slide, the GTL II offers optimal handling and comfort when carried or holstered.
Interchangeable ambidextrous control elements provide greater flexibility: shooters can choose between two options and simply attach the preferred ones themselves. The lightweight and compact battery provides the shooter with a long battery life and easy replacement. The GTL II stands for high performance and is a reliable companion in demanding conditions.”

FEATURES:

  • Easy Mounting: The slide-on mounting solution eliminates the possibility of over-tightening due to screw mechanisms.
  • GLOCK RTF Structured Surface: Provides a secure grip.
  • Waterproof Housing: Ensures durability in various conditions.
  • Simple Battery Replacement: A lightweight, compact battery offers long life and easy replacement.
  • Black Hard Anodized Aluminum: Durable and sleek design.
  • Ambidextrous Interchangeable Control Elements: Shooters can choose between two options and attach the preferred setup.

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