Best Mount to Shed the Light...

Tac lights come in all manner and shapes and sizes. Everyone generally agrees on the need for tac lights for your AR or any other type of tactical gun you might be carrying. There are a million different lights out there too. But before we even get into the subject of tac lights themselves, what are the best ways to mount them on your AR (note we did not say pistol, yes we'll cover that another time)?

Just like AR configurations there are about a crapload of different options out there to mount your tac light to your rig. Some of these are high quality and some of these are well...crap....

With about a million different mounts for lights for AR's especially, some on the cheap which might rattle right off after more than 5 shots and others which are rock solid, we are Strategic Edge Tactical feel the following are some of the most solid tac light rail mounts on the market today. Take a gander....

1. Magpul M-LOK Cantilever Rail/Light Mount: This mount is designed for M-LOK compatible hand guards and offers a lightweight and sleek design. It provides a solid and secure platform for attaching a tactical light to your AR-15.

2. SureFire M600 Scout Light Mount: This mount is specifically designed for SureFire Scout Lights, but it can also fit other lights with a similar mounting interface. It offers a durable and reliable solution with multiple mounting options.

3. Midwest Industries KeyMod Offset Light Mount: If your AR-15 has a KeyMod handguard, this mount could be a great option. It allows you to mount your tactical light at an offset angle, providing better ergonomics and minimizing any potential interference with other accessories.

4. Daniel Defense Offset Flashlight Mount: This mount is built for Picatinny rail systems and features an offset design for improved weapon handling and light placement. It is made from durable materials and offers a secure attachment for your tactical light.

Yes there are way more than this and yes, you have to do your own homework to figure out what kind of compatibility you have with your lights, your hand guard, you mounting position etc....

Short story do your homework but hopefully this helps you get in the right direction. As always If you have a review on one of these and want to leave it, do so. If you use something that is awesome and want to share it, leave a comment.

Now go shed some light....