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It all depends what you're going to use it for and how much.
I made my choice based on when I was the SWAT team. We did a lot of shooting including lowlight training. I saw a lot of light crap out. Couldn't handle the recoil as well as the bezel got really gummed up with carbon. At the time Surefire and Streamlight were two top contenders, I chose Surefire because I found it brighter, slightly smaller, lighter, and brighter. It was also easier to put on and take off the weapon.
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Home defense shotgun and hope will never have to use it. With that said, I will occasionally train with it at the range with the light on it.
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I use a P2X Fury. It's not designed as a weapons light per se, but a 1" scope ring with integral Weaver style base holds it securely on the lower rail of my Hi-Point Carbine. It is positioned so that I only have to extend my index finger to activate the on/off switch.
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