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A weapon-mounted light (WML) on your handgun is a must for low-light concealed carry or home defense, ensuring you can identify threats without compromising your grip. But with countless options, how do you pick the right one?

Adding a weapon-mounted light to your Sig Sauer P365 XMacro boosts your concealed carry readiness, especially in low light situations. Streamlight’s TLR-7 and TLR-7 Sub are great options, but which one fits your needs? Our video below compares them, and we’ll break down the details—including a crucial warning about TLR-7 Sub versions and insights on the HL-X models.

Looking for a holster that’s as versatile as your concealed carry needs? FDO Industries is proud to launch our new OWB concealment holster, designed for both concealed and plainclothes carry. With support for red dot optics, weapon lights, extended controls, and adjustable retention, it’s built to keep you ready at 3 or 9 o’clock hip carry. Watch our video below or read on if you prefer text.

Choosing the right Sig Sauer P365 variant for concealed carry can feel overwhelming with models like the P365, P365XL, and P365 XMacro in the mix. Each offers unique features tailored to everyday carry (EDC), but their differences—especially in handle length, overall slide length, and rail type—can make or break your setup.

A weapon-mounted light (WML) is a must-have for concealed carry in low-light situations, offering visibility without sacrificing your draw. Streamlight’s 2025 lineup, bolstered by new releases from SHOT Show 2025 (January 21–24), delivers compact, powerful options tailored for everyday carry (EDC).

In this video, we break down the different models of the Streamlight TLR7 series to help you determine which light is the perfect fit for your firearm.