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product_id: 1852920
title: "Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 170-Lumen Lightweight, Compact Weapon Mounted Tactical Light with Rail Locating Keys, Black"
brand: "streamlight"
price: "HK$1241"
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# 170 lumens bright beam 1.5 hrs continuous runtime Tool-free quick rail mount Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 170-Lumen Lightweight, Compact Weapon Mounted Tactical Light with Rail Locating Keys, Black

**Brand:** streamlight
**Price:** HK$1241
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔦 Own the night with precision and speed — your tactical edge awaits.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 170-Lumen Lightweight, Compact Weapon Mounted Tactical Light with Rail Locating Keys, Black by streamlight
- **How much does it cost?** HK$1241 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- streamlight enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted streamlight brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **All-Weather Ready:** IPX7 waterproof rating and extreme temperature tolerance (-40°F to +120°F) for mission-critical reliability.
- • **Blinding Brightness:** 170 lumens of tactical-grade illumination to dominate any low-light scenario.
- • **Effortless Mounting:** One-handed snap-on rail clamp system for rapid, tool-free attachment and detachment.
- • **Ambidextrous Control:** Momentary and steady on-off switch accessible from either side for seamless tactical operation.
- • **Durable & Lightweight:** Impact-resistant polymer body with aircraft-grade aluminum face cap—built tough, weighs next to nothing.

## Overview

The Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 is a compact, ultra-lightweight weapon-mounted tactical light delivering 170 lumens of powerful LED illumination with a 1.5-hour runtime. Featuring a secure, tool-free rail clamp system and ambidextrous controls, it fits a wide range of firearms with included rail locating keys. Constructed from impact-resistant polymer and aircraft-grade aluminum, it’s IPX7 waterproof and built to perform in extreme conditions, making it the go-to choice for professionals demanding reliability and quick deployment.

## Description

Product Description Ultra lightweight and compact, the TLR-3 Weapon Mounted Tactical Light features the latest in power LED technology and provides 1.5 hours of continuous runtime from a single lithium battery. Rail clamp designed to rapidly attach/detach from side of weapon. Case body made using impact resistant nylon polymer. Face cap made using 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with anodized finish. Lens made with borofloat high temperature glass. LED technology, impervious to shock with a 50,000-hour lifetime. 3,300 candela peak beam intensity and 170 lumens measured system output. Parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination. Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity. Ambidextrous momentary/steady On-Off switch. Run time: 1.5 continuous hours to the 10% output level. Securely fits a broad range of weapons using key kit provided. Extensively live fire evaluated. Operating temperature: -40°F to +120°F. IPX7 rated design. waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Serialized for positive identification. Includes Rail Locating Keys for to fit a wide variety of weapons. Includes lithium battery for operation. From the Manufacturer Ultra lightweight and compact, the TLR-3 Weapon Mounted Tactical Light features the latest in power LED technology and provides 1.5 hours of continuous runtime from a single lithium battery. Rail clamp designed to rapidly attach/detach from side of weapon. Case body made using impact resistant nylon polymer. Face cap made using 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with anodized finish. Lens made with borofloat high temperature glass. C4 LED technology, impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime. 4,100 c and ela peak beam intensity and 90 lumens measured system output. Parabolic reflector produces a concentrated beam with optimum peripheral illumination. Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity. Ambidextrous momentary/steady On-Off switch. Run time: 1.5 continuous hours to the 10% output level. Securely fits a broad range of weapons using key kit provided. Extensively live-fire tested. Operating temperature: -40°F to +120°F. IPX7 rated design. waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Serialized for positive identification. Includes Rail Locating Keys for to fit a wide variety of weapons. Lithium battery. Boxed.

Review: Excellent basic handgun light - I've just received this light, and put it on my Taurus PT111 G2 9mm. Here are some initial impressions, and a bit of advice from my experience mounting it. EDIT: I have moved my notes on which "key" to use with the above handgun to the bottom of this review, and edited them further. Ok, thoughts... 1) The light is plenty bright. Enough to make a person see stars & become disoriented (I checked on myself), bright enough to light a pitch-black room so you can identify objects, not so bright as to wash out those objects. This last bit is important & often overlooked in terms of a light intended to be used indoors. 2) The light is fairly lightweight. I measured 71.5 grams, or 2.52 ounces, on my digital home kitchen scale. Not bad. Just shy of the weight of 6 rounds of the 9mm SD ammunition I carry. I intend to use this setup as a "nightstand gun," though in my opinion the light is light, slim & small enough to be carried OWB (it would be tough to carry concealed, like any handgun equipped with an adequate light). 3) The instructions are straightforward, but their type size isn't super great. The important bits are written in a font that's slightly too small & not bold enough to be read easily, even by my young-ish eyes; the pictograms could also be larger. You may be squinting at them a bit. 4) The difference between the keys is the height, thickness, and fore & aft placement of the "ridge" on the key which will go into the cross-groove on the rail. Those factors all combine to give a tight, secure fit of the light to the rail, as well as place the activation lever close enough to the handguard to activate. See my further notes on the "keys" below. 5) The centrally-pivoted activation lever works really well if you have good hand placement on your handgun (support hand fingers wrapped around the front of your strong hand fingers, thumbs aligned parallel & pointed forward). I am able to activate the left-side paddle very naturally with my off-(left) hand thumb, and the right-side paddle easily enough, sweeping my right-hand trigger finger down from where it rests properly & safely on the frame. I have relatively small hands (for a man), and it wasn't a concern. The diagram depicting the function of the lever is easily understood & larger than the rest of the pictograms. Where I had slight trouble: I read the instructions for assembling the light mount, and for whatever reason, though the instructions do NOT say anything about mounting the light before assembling it, that is what I tried to do. Reading them again it's pretty clear the "rail key installation" segment should be performed while the light is NOT mounted on the firearm. I think I had the classic male "I got this I can just skim the instructions because it's obvious" syndrome, and because I was distracted with other things. Do not do what I did. Focus. The "assembly" instructions are for locking all the bits of the flashlight together, AFTER you determine which rail key will work best for your firearm (mock it up), but BEFORE you actually mount it to the firearm. If you try to install the little "e-clip" while the light is mounted to the rail, it won't work - the bolt is not long enough. The instructions don't really make it clear that this isn't possible - though it does not instruct you to put it on the rail before attempting assembly, like I assumed. ___________________ Altogether, I'm pleased with the fit and finish of the Streamlight TLR3, it's price on desertcart (cheapest around, of course), and the functionality of the light. I would recommend this as an excellent basic firearm light. I should note, I don't see how this would be good on any other kind of firearm other than a handgun - that's clearly what it is designed for - even though you could put it on an AR or something else with a rail. The design & operation would (in my humble opinion) not lend itself to a different mount. ____________________ SUPER EDIT: Key "A" works just great with a Taurus PT111 G2. I tried fully assembling the mount with key "A" instead of just mocking it up, and the fore-aft movement becomes nonexistent after the light is clamped tightly to the rail. I believe the proper height of the "A" key will eliminate any undue stress on the light mount clamp. I may still try to shave down the height of an "E" key to see if it works better. Original text: For those who own the same firearm as I do, wondering about the fit: I tried the "A" key, but found that it did not fit snugly enough. The ridge on the "A" key that sits in the cross-indentation on the rail was not thick enough to prevent slight fore/aft movement of the light. It wouldn'tve fallen off, but did rattle & didn't allow for sure repeatability of the activation of the light. So, I used the "E" key. It is thick enough to fit snugly within the groove of the rail. The rail had some moulding burrs within the groove, easily taken care of with a small file or a very sharp knife. I may elect to shave the "E" key's ridge height slightly to improve fit (I received 2 "E" keys for whatever reason, so modding one would be ok), but it IS a sure, solid fit as-is. EDIT 1: Looking again, I noticed that the "Key Addendum" list included with my light notes that "Key 'A' [fits] loosely front to back" on a PX4 Storm Subcompact...so I may try the "A" key again on my Taurus, and see what I think. If a "loose front to back" fit is OK according to Streamlight, it's probably fine.
Review: Bright light, compact size, matches Glock finish. - First off, I read probably too many reviews on many Tac lights, so any purchase would make me feel reluctant because apparently all lights have downsides. That being said, this light is great especially if you're a Glock owner or the owner of a full size gun. I wanted my light to be bright, turn on easily, match the finish of my gun, be compact in size, low on price (compared to $250 model we have all looked at), and still be good quality. Tall order, but this light has pulled it off. To start, desertcart gets it to my house fast, as expected. I opened the packaging. I read the instructions. Noticed the sticker on the light that read "Do not over tighten. Use a coin to tighten." I knew this after all the reviews that said the light broke right away. A few people said they followed instructions and it still broke. I don't believe them. I think they over tightened. It took me 1-2 minutes to get the right key picked out. Put the key in, put it back together, put it on the rail, and tightened it down. I tightened only with my fingers until it was snug. If you look at the design of the Glock Tac light, you will notice that it doesn't even have a screw to attach. It just has a spring loaded bar that drops into the rail groove. So, it doesn't need to be torqued down, just somewhat snug. I left mine loose enough that you can barely slide the light down the rail maybe .015" easily. Doesn't rattle or vibrate or fall off when fired. No coin was used, let alone screwdriver. Fits great, works great, and so far seems durable.

## Features

- 170 lumens with 1.5 hours run time
- Rail grip clamp system securely attaches/detaches quickly and safely with no tools
- One handed snap-on and tighten interface keeps hands away from muzzle when attaching/detaching
- Durable yet light impact-resistant polymer construction
- Ambidextrous momentary/steady on-off switch

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001T7GZQQ |
| Additional Features | Adjustable |
| Batteries are Included | Yes |
| Battery Description | Lithium |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #105,170 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #456 in Tactical Flashlights |
| Brand Name | Streamlight |
| Brightness | 170 Lumen |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,433 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Aluminum,Polymer |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00080926692206 |
| Included Components | Flashlight, Battery, Keys, User Guide |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.7"D x 3.5"W x 1.5"H |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.7"L x 1.18"W x 1.51"H |
| Item Length | 4.83 Inches |
| Item Type Name | TLR-3 Weapon Light |
| Item Weight | 2.32 ounces |
| Light Source Special Features | C4 LED technology, Shockproof, Long lifetime, Waterproof (IPX7) |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Gun Accessory Supply -- Dropship |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited lifetime warranty. |
| Material | Aluminum , Polymer |
| Material Type | Aluminum, Polymer |
| Model Number | 69220 |
| Mounting Type | Gun Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Light Sources | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Personal Safety, Sportsman, Tactical |
| Runtime | 1 hour |
| Shape | Octagonal |
| Special Feature | Adjustable |
| Specification Met | ANSI, CE, IPX7 |
| Style Name | With Rail Locating Keys |
| UPC | 080926692206 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Ounce |
| Voltage | 3 Volts |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| White Brightness | 170 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Aluminum, Polymer
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable

## Images

![Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 170-Lumen Lightweight, Compact Weapon Mounted Tactical Light with Rail Locating Keys, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81OJ3egQ45L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent basic handgun light
*by J***. on August 8, 2016*

I've just received this light, and put it on my Taurus PT111 G2 9mm. Here are some initial impressions, and a bit of advice from my experience mounting it. EDIT: I have moved my notes on which "key" to use with the above handgun to the bottom of this review, and edited them further. Ok, thoughts... 1) The light is plenty bright. Enough to make a person see stars & become disoriented (I checked on myself), bright enough to light a pitch-black room so you can identify objects, not so bright as to wash out those objects. This last bit is important & often overlooked in terms of a light intended to be used indoors. 2) The light is fairly lightweight. I measured 71.5 grams, or 2.52 ounces, on my digital home kitchen scale. Not bad. Just shy of the weight of 6 rounds of the 9mm SD ammunition I carry. I intend to use this setup as a "nightstand gun," though in my opinion the light is light, slim & small enough to be carried OWB (it would be tough to carry concealed, like any handgun equipped with an adequate light). 3) The instructions are straightforward, but their type size isn't super great. The important bits are written in a font that's slightly too small & not bold enough to be read easily, even by my young-ish eyes; the pictograms could also be larger. You may be squinting at them a bit. 4) The difference between the keys is the height, thickness, and fore & aft placement of the "ridge" on the key which will go into the cross-groove on the rail. Those factors all combine to give a tight, secure fit of the light to the rail, as well as place the activation lever close enough to the handguard to activate. See my further notes on the "keys" below. 5) The centrally-pivoted activation lever works really well if you have good hand placement on your handgun (support hand fingers wrapped around the front of your strong hand fingers, thumbs aligned parallel & pointed forward). I am able to activate the left-side paddle very naturally with my off-(left) hand thumb, and the right-side paddle easily enough, sweeping my right-hand trigger finger down from where it rests properly & safely on the frame. I have relatively small hands (for a man), and it wasn't a concern. The diagram depicting the function of the lever is easily understood & larger than the rest of the pictograms. Where I had slight trouble: I read the instructions for assembling the light mount, and for whatever reason, though the instructions do NOT say anything about mounting the light before assembling it, that is what I tried to do. Reading them again it's pretty clear the "rail key installation" segment should be performed while the light is NOT mounted on the firearm. I think I had the classic male "I got this I can just skim the instructions because it's obvious" syndrome, and because I was distracted with other things. Do not do what I did. Focus. The "assembly" instructions are for locking all the bits of the flashlight together, AFTER you determine which rail key will work best for your firearm (mock it up), but BEFORE you actually mount it to the firearm. If you try to install the little "e-clip" while the light is mounted to the rail, it won't work - the bolt is not long enough. The instructions don't really make it clear that this isn't possible - though it does not instruct you to put it on the rail before attempting assembly, like I assumed. ___________________ Altogether, I'm pleased with the fit and finish of the Streamlight TLR3, it's price on Amazon (cheapest around, of course), and the functionality of the light. I would recommend this as an excellent basic firearm light. I should note, I don't see how this would be good on any other kind of firearm other than a handgun - that's clearly what it is designed for - even though you could put it on an AR or something else with a rail. The design & operation would (in my humble opinion) not lend itself to a different mount. ____________________ SUPER EDIT: Key "A" works just great with a Taurus PT111 G2. I tried fully assembling the mount with key "A" instead of just mocking it up, and the fore-aft movement becomes nonexistent after the light is clamped tightly to the rail. I believe the proper height of the "A" key will eliminate any undue stress on the light mount clamp. I may still try to shave down the height of an "E" key to see if it works better. Original text: For those who own the same firearm as I do, wondering about the fit: I tried the "A" key, but found that it did not fit snugly enough. The ridge on the "A" key that sits in the cross-indentation on the rail was not thick enough to prevent slight fore/aft movement of the light. It wouldn'tve fallen off, but did rattle & didn't allow for sure repeatability of the activation of the light. So, I used the "E" key. It is thick enough to fit snugly within the groove of the rail. The rail had some moulding burrs within the groove, easily taken care of with a small file or a very sharp knife. I may elect to shave the "E" key's ridge height slightly to improve fit (I received 2 "E" keys for whatever reason, so modding one would be ok), but it IS a sure, solid fit as-is. EDIT 1: Looking again, I noticed that the "Key Addendum" list included with my light notes that "Key 'A' [fits] loosely front to back" on a PX4 Storm Subcompact...so I may try the "A" key again on my Taurus, and see what I think. If a "loose front to back" fit is OK according to Streamlight, it's probably fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bright light, compact size, matches Glock finish.
*by N***1 on March 9, 2013*

First off, I read probably too many reviews on many Tac lights, so any purchase would make me feel reluctant because apparently all lights have downsides. That being said, this light is great especially if you're a Glock owner or the owner of a full size gun. I wanted my light to be bright, turn on easily, match the finish of my gun, be compact in size, low on price (compared to $250 model we have all looked at), and still be good quality. Tall order, but this light has pulled it off. To start, amazon gets it to my house fast, as expected. I opened the packaging. I read the instructions. Noticed the sticker on the light that read "Do not over tighten. Use a coin to tighten." I knew this after all the reviews that said the light broke right away. A few people said they followed instructions and it still broke. I don't believe them. I think they over tightened. It took me 1-2 minutes to get the right key picked out. Put the key in, put it back together, put it on the rail, and tightened it down. I tightened only with my fingers until it was snug. If you look at the design of the Glock Tac light, you will notice that it doesn't even have a screw to attach. It just has a spring loaded bar that drops into the rail groove. So, it doesn't need to be torqued down, just somewhat snug. I left mine loose enough that you can barely slide the light down the rail maybe .015" easily. Doesn't rattle or vibrate or fall off when fired. No coin was used, let alone screwdriver. Fits great, works great, and so far seems durable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent all-around pistol flashlight
*by W***S on March 4, 2016*

Compact, easy-on & easy-off, bright light with a strong core pattern (no dead spots), solid construction, and all a good price. I love it. Bought a few. Far superior to the "Glock OEM Tac Light Xenon 6V Lithum." I love Glock (have been shooting them for decades), so no "hater" here. But their flashlight sucks. Dim yellow bulb, dead spot on the center, and the whole unit has a longer over-all length (OAL) than this Streamlight TRL-3. I've tested this light on a long-slide Glock, compact Glock, HK VP9, and CZ P-09. Works great on all of them. Just swap-out the adapters. One minor complaint: The switch rocks both ways, but only locks one way. It's definitely meant for a right-hand shooter to put activate the switch by pushing down on the right side lever. Pushing up on the left side lever is not ergonomic nor intuitive. Bought one for a CZ P-09 and one for an HK VP9. See the attached picture for how the light looks on a VP9. Also, I compared the Streamlight 69220 TLR-3 with the Streamlight 69260 TLR-1 and you can see the result below (the TLR-1 is on the left and slightly brighter, and the TLR-3 is on the right). For a compact pistol I'd go with the TLR-3. For a full-size or long-slide pistol, I'd go with the TLR-1.

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