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Welp. Finally came to terms with the fact that I'm not going to carry the Walther PPQ anymore outside of exceptional circumstances (my primary carry piece is a S&W Bodyguard 380 these days). As such, it's been fully relegated to home defense duty. I had already gotten the Talon grips, Trijicon HD night sights (orange front post), and a 17-round magazine for it. But I couldn't really forego a decent light on something I'd be using for HD, so I shelled out for a Streamlight TLR-1 HL. Managed to get a good fit using the SIG P320 rail key adapter of all things. Naturally the first thing I did was shine it at a mirror and blind myself for a good 15 minutes.

800 lumens is no joke. I can see why cops have been using these on their duty guns for years.
 
800 lumens is no joke. I can see why cops have been using these on their duty guns for years.

It does make the "it just gives the bad guys a target" critique a little less weight. A general direction sure, but it's hard to even look at a good, bright, light, let alone aim.
 
It does make the "it just gives the bad guys a target" critique a little less weight. A general direction sure, but it's hard to even look at a good, bright, light, let alone aim.

What's your opinion on the strobe feature for tactical lights?
 
Python Hunter from the 80s. I believe unfired, except for factory testing.

I have the Zero Halliburton case and accessories, but all of the foam disintegrated ruining the accessories. Fortunately the gun was stored separately in the safe.



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