SHOT Show 2025: Streamlight Shows Its Latest Weapon Lights and Flashlights

Streamlight introduced a variety of new handheld flashlights and weapon light at the 2025 SHOT Show in Las Vegas.

by Staff

January 23, 2025

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Streamlight introduced a variety of new handheld flashlights and weapon light at the 2025 SHOT Show in Las Vegas.

The new lineup includes:

ProTac Rail Mount HP-X Pro: This new weapon light offers extreme beam reach with 105,000 candela. It’s a multi-fuel light that can penetrate smoke, fog, and photonic barriers. Securely attaches to long guns with MIL-STD-1913 rails. (Shipping in April)

ProTac 2.0 Rail Mount HP: The next generation ProTac 2.0 Rail Mount offers 2,000 lumens and 85,000 candela. (Shipping in March)

TLR RM 1 HL-X: High-lumen, multi-fuel version of the TLR RM 1, producing 1,000 lumens and 22,000 candela when using Streamlight’s SL-B9 rechargeable battery pack. (Shipping in March)

MegaStream USB: This USB-C rechargeable everyday carry (EDC) flashlight is extremely bright, delivering 1,800 lumens and 26,000 candela. Fits conveniently in your pocket and uses our new SL-B34 battery pack that can be charged inside or outside of the light. (Shipping in March)

TLR-8 Series: Following in the TLR-7 Series’ footsteps, the TLR-8 Series of weapon lights is now rechargeable.

Wedge Series: The Wedge everyday carry flashlight is now available in orange and lime green, and the Wedge XT is now available in silver. (Shipping now)

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