WARRIORLAND MB1 Pistol Light and Holster Combo, Optional for Glock 17/19, Taurus G2C/G3C, Hellcat Pro, S&W SD9VE, Compact 500-Lumen Rail Mounted Tactical Light, Red Laser & White LED, Power Indicator

Bought this for my Smith & Wesson SD9 2.0. Was worried it wasn’t going to fit well but it ended up being absolutely perfect. Laser/light fits onto the gun very well without having to adjust the bracket. And it slides into the holster very smoothly without scratching up the slide. Also had a good locking feeling which is a good piece of mind for a daily carry firearm. Be careful with the light, i looked into it when i first turned it on and had spotty vision for an hour. It’s extremely bright.

Great look and feel for my gun!

Out of the box, the WARRIORLAND looks like an exceptionally well-made product, and it's impossible to overlook its very pronounced similarity to the Streamlight TLR-8 HL flashlight/laser combo. But let me tell you, it's Streamlight on steroids, with improvements over the classic Streamlight design! The housing is all aluminum and feels rock-solid. The finish is very fine, mil-spec all black matte anodizing, can't complain. Mounting on a gun is simple and quick, just loosen the Picatinny rail screw, slide it on your gun rail and screw it back with your fingers and tighten it to the specs with a screwdriver if needed. Now about improvements. It has two ambidextrous click switches at the back for turning flashlight/laser on/off and mode selection. You can choose between laser only, laser + flashlight, and flashlight only by pressing both buttons simultaneously, similar to Streamlight. I really like this control combo, it's more convenient than Streamlight's toggle switches. The switches are located in the proper position and conveniently accessible with your trigger finger. Now, the flashlight brightness is 500 lumens, the same as Streamlight and I can confirm that it’s true after comparing both. Strobe mode (double-click any of the buttons) works well and produces high-frequency bright flashes to blind your opponent, no complaints. It features a red laser, which is excellent and on-par with the Streamlight's red laser. Though I normally prefer a green laser as it's so much more visible, especially on sunny California days. But I’m not going to complain, the laser on this device is super bright, very well visible, and easily adjustable. It’s battery powered (CR123 battery is included, don’t forget to remove a plastic contact protector before use!). Changing the battery is done exactly the same way as in Streamlight - you have to unscrew the front lens unit and insert the battery in the compartment beyond it. It also has accidental activation protection - just turn the lens unit on click counterclockwise to disable power, or one click clockwise to enable power. Personally, I prefer having a swappable battery instead of built-in rechargeable - it takes about two hours to recharge the battery, and I'd rather prefer to quickly swap CR123 in 10 secs when needed. The big improvement over Streamlight TLR-8 is that it has a small LED that shows you the battery level with green/blue/red color, so you always know when you need to replace the battery. In addition, it comes with a variety of rail keys (1913-1, 1913-2, 1913-3, UNIV-1, UNIV-2) that allows you to custom fit for practically any pistol. I cannot yet comment on how well it holds zero because I haven't tested it on a range yet, but something tells me that it will hold up just fine. This product is a step up from my Streamlight TLR-2 HL flashlight/laser combo at a bargain price and I highly recommend it to every gun enthusiast!PS: It comes with IWB S&W SD9 VE/SD40 VE Kydex holster, but I don't need it and don't use it. I don't even have S&W. I use it with my Sig P226 and it works fantastically. The flashlight/laser unit is not gun-specific and comes with a set of rail adapters just like Streamlight, so you can fit it on practically any gun mode.Bottom line:The WARRIORLAND flashlight/laser combo is a rugged, well-crafted alternative to the Streamlight TLR-8 HL, offering similar features with notable improvements. It has a durable aluminum body, ambidextrous buttons for mode control (laser, flashlight, or both), a 500-lumen flashlight, a bright red laser, and strobe functionality. Key upgrades include a battery level indicator and a versatile set of rail keys for compatibility with various pistols. It uses swappable CR123 batteries, which many prefer over rechargeable ones. Mounting is simple, and the unit feels reliable, though range testing for zero retention is pending. Highly recommended for its quality and value, 5 stars!Pros:1. Durable aluminum housing with a matte anodized finish.2. Easy to mount with included rail adapters.3. Ambidextrous buttons for intuitive mode control.4. 500-lumen flashlight with strobe mode.5. Bright red laser, highly visible and adjustable.6. Battery level indicator (green/blue/red LED).7. Swappable CR123 battery included.8. Includes multiple rail keys for wide compatibility.Cons:None I can think of.

The WARRIORLAND MB1 Pistol Light and Custom Kydex Holster is an outstanding tactical upgrade for my S&W SD9 VE! The 500-lumen white LED is incredibly bright, providing excellent visibility in low-light situations, while the red laser adds pinpoint accuracy for quick target acquisition.The universal rail-mounted design makes installation easy and secure, with a snug fit that stays in place even during rapid movement. I also appreciate the power indicator, which helps me keep track of battery life. The included custom Kydex holster is a perfect match—durable, comfortable to wear, and provides a smooth draw every time.If you're looking for a reliable, high-performance pistol light with a quality holster, this setup is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend for home defense and tactical use!

I love this light/laser! One of my carries is an M&P M2.0 9mm, and this fits perfectly on the front rail, mating up nicely to the trigger guard. The light/laser combination is lightweight, simple to install, and easy to adjust. Activation is easy, just hit the switch at the front of the trigger guard – and it’s ambidextrous, as there are switches on both sides of the light!The IWB Kydex holster which is molded to fit the SD9 along with this light perfectly fits my M&P M2.0 9mm as well, ensuring the trigger guard is fully covered while still retaining the weapon. This is a nice bonus as most IWB holsters aren’t designed to support lights/optics.I appreciate that this uses a standard CR123A battery, which is typically more convenient to get and longer lasting than button cell batteries. Performance wise, after putting several magazines through, I confirmed that the laser kept zeroed on where I had set it.Highly recommend this if you want a good quality light and laser that won’t break the bank!

The windage and elevation adjustments are too easy to turn. I shook it around to see if it will hold zero.

So my overall opinion its a cheap gun flashlight. It gets the job done lighting up an area. The laser I could care less but trying to adjust it to zero into my sights the screws broke. I have absolutely no idea how that happened. The holster is durable but pretty uncomfortable if im being honest but that could be because of my weight. But for the price it works just fine. I just knew how to charge the dang thing or if it takes batteries.

So far, so good. The build quality seems great. The controls are positive and intuitive to use. The fit on the holster is excellent. My major hesitation with any new or unknown brand is long-term durability. I'll edit this review if anything goes pear-shaped. All things considered, I think this is a good budget-conscious option.