6:14 your smoking something if you say the pl350c is not better with flood than the hlx im sorry but stream light paid you. They had to of. You’re not being truthful at all. Every thing in your video your saying it’s beating the pl350c and that’s simply not factual with the evidence your even showing on the screen. The pl350c has been edging it out every time you say the hlx is better. Sorry pal you’re wrong. I know the pl350c is a bigger body light it really isnt the same class as tlr7hlx even tho its a smaller version with similar specs of the original i just dont see how you can say the tlr7 hlx is better when your shown evidence says otherwise…
You're joking about the tlr7hlx vs the x300t at 100yards? There is a very clear difference between the 2 pictures and the x300t picture you can definitely see the target easier then the tlr7hlx picture. The tlr7hlx picture at 100 yards the target is grey vs the x300t picture at 100 the target is white.
Mmmmm...Content for the Content God. Nice to see a comprehensive comparison. You should pick up Emissary Development's Paddle Shifter set for the HLX. Took a light that I already love up a notch.
Nice , grind down the number 4 rail key? We keep one of those in stock for making holster set ups for the MC9 and TLr7 , so should be the same for the HLx
Definitely appreciate you picking up that PL-350C and making this video. Like you said, it looks like you get a marginally brighter, but tighter output with the PL-350C, but other than that and the ability to run full size modlite heads, the streamlight just crushes the PL-350C. If I ever decide to dump my PL-350 OKW for something shorter (or thinner), the HLX will be the one I'd get.
Thank you for taking the time to watch . Yep , it’s definitely real hard to justify the PL350c over the Streamlight in the compact pistol light category . I do like the PL350c head on a handheld or maybe a rifle for CQB type stuff just to minimize footprint / weight .
You’re basing your choice from what he says not what the clear evidence in the video shows. The pl350c is better at 100yards against hlx… I will say better by a small margin but better is better…, when he say’s it’s comparable to the x300t the turbo is clearly better by far.
@@nickschroeder7112 Not to mention, you can swap the head for the OKW non-compact head and get the full 69,000 candela. Like, bruh, that alone makes it 1,000 times better than the TLR-7 HLX. I mean, we even have the option to use the PLHv2 head as well. If you're looking for performance and durability, plus the ability to use common 18350 batteries instead of some proprietary battery that Streamlight sells to achieve full output-if you ask me, that's just BS.
Not to mention, you can swap the head for the OKW non-compact head and get the full 69,000 candela. Like, bruh, that alone makes it 1,000 times better than the TLR-7 HLX. I mean, we even have the option to use the PLHv2 head as well. If you're looking for performance and durability, plus the ability to use common 18350 batteries instead of some proprietary battery that Streamlight sells to achieve full output-if you ask me, that's just BS.
@@devalishxb91 Why would I need to swap the head? I don't use a handgun for self defense? Their 16340s are rechargeable. Anything else you need to mention to support the worse PL350C?
I’m getting very interested in picking one of these up to swap the internals and head over to my tlr7-sub for my Glock 48. I’ll take the extra length for that bump in performance any day.
@@CloseQuartersCarry I found another group on Facebook with someone that did the same thing. If Streamlight is paying attention to their customers, they’re going to want to release a 7-sub hlx soon.
@@Low5.svn. my apologies. I thought I had already added to the site . Just updated it . You are good to go. We got the mold a while back for a customer. Just refresh the page and the gen 5 option will be there
I really wish companies would make more home defense focused lights. I’ve woken up in the middle of the night to check out a noise, and even aiming a 1000 lumen light at the ground will blind everyone in the room lol. I understand why police officers and military need high powered stuff when they’re working outdoors, but it’s just too much inside of a house
