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See what you are pointing atWeapon lights, aiming lasers, mounts, pads and batteries, with candela figures where the maker publishes them.

Lumens fill a room; candela reaches across a field. Every listing tells you which one you are buying. Accessories ship to your door, a pistol or rifle ships to the licensed dealer you name, and the price is re-checked against the distributor when you order.

Where the light goes

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In the beam this week

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Lasers and light-laser combos

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New under the lamp

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Accessories to your doorLights, lasers, mounts, pads and batteries are not firearms and ship by ground to your address. What the law says
Firearms to your dealerA pistol or rifle goes to the licensed dealer you name, light included. How the transfer works
Candela, not just lumensWhere the maker publishes it, listings show candela and battery type so you can compare throw, not marketing.
Free over $999Flat $29.99 shipping on everything below that, gear or guns.

After-dark reports

Written by people who own the gun
★★★★★
“Economical bolt action. Scout carbine is accurate well beyond 100 yards, Scope set up is easy on the eye and allows for quick target acquisition.”
Robert P.Mossberg MVP Scout .308 Win Matte Blue Rifle w/ Vortex 2-7x32mm Scout Scope
★★★★☆
“I love the Daniel Defense DDM4 V7. I replaced the trigger with a CMC 3.5lb single stage trigger. The trigger on the Daniel Defense was the worse I've ever pulled. Gun is very accurate and reliable. Killed a coyote with it a couple of days ago. I highly recommend it.”
Sean K.Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 M-LOK .223 Remington 5.56 NATO Brown Cerakote Rifle
★★★★★
“If you are looking for a tactical shotgun this one is great. I bought this to use for law enforcement and it does not disappoint. The sights make it more accurate when aiming and it shots great.”
Jacob A.Mossberg 590 M-LOK 12 Gauge Matte Blued Shotgun
★★★★★
“My favorite gun, have shot about 200 rounds through no issue. Mlok rail at 3, 6, and 9'oclock positions. Picantanny rail on top. Got magnum flip up sights for the top picantanny. Easy and fun to shoot. Stalk is a bit wobbly but this is a great value for the features you get.”
Zachary T.Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport III Free-Floating M-LOK 5.56 NATO Blue/Black Rifle
★★★★★
“So my first review was initial thoughts. Have since learned the nuances of reassembly. I am fine with it. No incidents whatsoever with ftf or fte. Gun fires perfectly. 200 rounds so far.”
Carol L.Kimber Micro 9 Crimson Trace Rosewood Lasergr 9mm Stainless / Silver Pistol

Mounts, pads and handhelds

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A light shop that knows the difference between lumens and candela

Tactical Flash Pro is an online shop for the things that let a gun be used in the dark: pistol lights, rifle lights, aiming lasers, handheld flashlights, the mounts and pressure pads that hold them and the batteries that run them. Behind the accessories sits a live catalogue of the pistols, carbines and shotguns they belong on, re-priced every night, with a checkout that sends accessories to your door and firearms to the dealer you name.

The guides answer the questions we get most: lumens against candela and which numbers matter inside a house or across a field, whether a pistol light or a handheld belongs by the bed, how to mount a rifle light so the barrel does not shadow the beam, what red, green and infrared lasers are each for, and where night hunting with a light is allowed. Your town's dealer transfer rules are on the ship-to pages.

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