The Streamlight TLR-6 Subcompact Light and Green Laser is made for the Taurus GX4, combining 100-lumen white illumination with an integrated green laser. It features three operating modes, ambidextrous momentary and constant-on controls, adjustable windage and elevation, and convenient battery replacement without removing or resighting the mounted unit.
The Streamlight TLR-6 Subcompact Light and Green Laser provides a model-specific lighting and aiming system for the Taurus GX4. Its contoured housing attaches securely around the trigger guard, keeping the white light and green laser together in a compact weapon-mounted configuration designed around the profile of the compatible handgun.
The TLR-6 produces 100 lumens of white light and offers three operating configurations. White-light-only mode provides approximately one hour of runtime, while the combined white light and green laser setting also provides about one hour of operation.
The green laser can also be used independently, extending runtime to approximately 11 hours when white illumination is not needed. This gives the user the flexibility to select illumination, laser aiming, or both from the same compact unit.
Momentary and constant-on operation can be accessed ambidextrously, accommodating control from either side. Windage and elevation screws are mounted in bushings, allowing the green laser to be adjusted after installation.
The battery system is designed so batteries can be replaced while the TLR-6 remains mounted on the Taurus GX4. Because the housing does not need to be removed during the change, resighting is not required afterward.
Water-resistant and impact-resistant construction adds protection for regular handling and use.
The Taurus GX4 version of the Streamlight TLR-6 combines a fitted trigger-guard housing with versatile light and laser operation. Its 100-lumen output, long-running green laser mode, ambidextrous controls, adjustable alignment, and mounted battery access make it a practical integrated accessory for the compatible GX4 platform.