Streamlight’s new TL-Racker is an 850-lumen forend light for Remington 870s and Mossberg 500/590 models. The sleek, integrated design eliminates remote cords and snag hazards. It’s ideal for shotgun breaching, close quarter operations or home defense.
The grip puts the hand at a perfect angle for recoil management and manipulation.
The body is built from “super tough” impact-resistant nylon and 6000 series machined aircraft aluminum with black anodized finish. The O-ring and gasket-sealed light is made using Borofloat high-temperature glass.
The ambidextrous elongated switch pad provides maximum grip and easy access for virtually any hand size. The switch provides momentary and constant “on” functions.
Features
- White LED produces 850 lumens; 237 meter beam distance; runs 1.5 hours
- Elongated switch pad accommodates virtually any hand size
- Ambidextrous switch with momentary and constant on functionality
- Ergonomic design provides maximum grip and easy switch access
- “Super tough” impact-resistant nylon body; virtually indestructible
- IPX7rated design for waterproof operation
- Uses two CR123A lithium batteries (included)
- Length: 8” (15.24 cm)
- Weight: Mossberg 500®/590® 10.78 oz (305.6 g); Remington 870™11.08 oz (314.1 g)
- Lithium Battery Notice under DOCUMENTS
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Assembled in USA
For more information visit Streamlight.com. Real-world pricing of the TL-Racker is around $120.
Love this light. And the latest version does offer a red laser with the bright white light.
Mistake. My bad
I prefer two light settings. In other words have a switch to reduce it to a lower lumen setting . Going from pitch darkness to 850 lumen may temporarily blind a suspect but it might blind the shotgun operator too.
I would gladly purchase one of these forend lights if they made a version or an adapter so that it would fit my Remington V3 shotgun.
If they make a light for the V3. I could put it on my TAC-13. Let’s hope the folks at Streamlight read your comment.
Cool….Eliminates having to bolt a light to a tri-rail on the magazine tube. I suspect the next model will have a laser incorporated too
At close range, my best guess would be to just shoot where your light is pointed. Shouldn’t need a laser with a shotgun.