Review topics: ["light","design","mount","fits","works","switch","holds","system","release","mechanism","fenix","flashlight"].
Reviews
Works for PTR MP5K
"I was looking for a light mount for my PTR MP5K - limited Mlok rail space - and saw this mount at a gun show. It fits without obstructing access to the charging handle knob and holds the light a few millimeters from the handguard/suppressor without adding unnecessary width to the firearm. I wanted a push button light and went with a SureFire G2X Pro Dual-Output and it fits in this mount. The mount feels solid and should easily hold up to 9mm recoil."
— Ron N. (5/5)
Light mount for tk21r light
"Locks down on your barrel shroud and doesn't move,good quality!"
— Roscoe I. (5/5)
Excellent rock solid mount
"This is an excellent mount. I don't know what people are talking about that it falls off or is loose. Yeah if you tighten it by hand with your thumb. The holes in the dial is meant to use the Allen key that comes with it to crank it down. Seems rock solid to me. Low profile perfect positioning on your rifle. I would highly recommend it"
— Ian A. (5/5)
M-LOK Rail Mount needs some redesign
"I purchased several of the ALG-16 M-LOK Rail Mounts to use in conjunction with the Fenix tactical flashlights, remote pressure switches and pressure switch mounts. The M-LOK rail mount for the flashlight is the weak point of the system. Where the mount contacts the rifle handguard, there is a gap on each side which causes the mount to wobble. I added a small piece of padding on each side to fill the gaps, but not ideal, as the mount should fit flush against the handguard. Also, the “tool free” mounting sounds great, but the locking mechanisms slide horizontally outward rather than rotating perpendicularly - this means that both locking pieces of the mount must be in the same slot of the rifle’s handguard. If the locking mechanisms rotated perpendicularly (as most other M-LOK mounts do) it would allow greater mounting options as the mount could lock into two different slots. Primarily an issue when used on rifles with shorter handguards. The flashlight can be slid forward or back in the mount which probably is an adequate fix for most users. If Fenix would tweak the M-LOK design, it would be a perfect rifle mounted light system."
— Michael S. (3/5)
Poor fit
"Poor fit on my tk22. Had to remove the rubber inserts and it’s metal on metal."
— William P. (2/5)
"Great product"
— Jonathan (5/5)
"Disnt fit flashlight and when installed rattled because it never got tight enough."
— Jon (1/5)
Sleek
"Tight fit on lights. Have one hand guard that was slightly thick so I had to taper the lug with a Dremel but other than that, it fit good."
— Rob (4/5)
QD Light Mount
"This is a well made quick detach light mount. It fits my needs perfectly. I hate having extra crap mounted on my weapon when it isn't necessary. The mount is simple on and off. It is also much more economical that the other option. My only suggestion would be some kind of detent to secure the wheel. I've had the Surefire for years otherwise I would have gone with the Fenix."
— Christopher C. (5/5)
"Live this works great in my ar15"
— tman (5/5)