Description
Streamlight took its legendary TLR-1 platform and built it around one goal: throw. The TLR-1 HP-X pushes a concentrated hotspot far past normal handgun distances, delivering up to 1,300 lumens and 77,000 candela with an SL-B9 rechargeable pack, or 1,000 lumens and 53,000 candela on standard CR123A cells. That translates to a beam reach of 555 meters on rechargeables and 460 meters on lithium primaries, so identifying a target well beyond the yard line becomes a whole lot easier in the dark.
What Sets the TLR-1 HP-X Apart
The headline feature here is the hinged face cap. Instead of dismounting the light to change batteries, you flip open the front cap and load fresh cells right up front while the light stays clamped to your rail. It's a genuinely useful design that keeps your zero and your setup untouched. The multi-fuel build backs it up, running either two SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable packs or two CR123A lithium batteries, so you can prioritize maximum output or longer runtime depending on the job.
Controls and Build on the HP-X
Streamlight kept the familiar ambidextrous paddle switches with momentary and constant-on operation, plus a programmable strobe you can enable or leave off. The light ships with both standard and extended paddles, letting you dial in the reach that matches your grip. The body is machined from 6000-series aircraft aluminum with a black anodized finish, the lens is impact-resistant BOROFLOAT glass, and the whole unit carries an IPX7 waterproof rating that shrugs off a meter of water for 30 minutes.
Mounting the TLR-1 HP-X
The rail grip clamp system snaps on and tightens with no tools and keeps your hands clear of the muzzle during install. A set of included rail locating keys fits a broad range of full-size and compact railed handguns. Reviewers have consistently praised how rock-solid it locks up under recoil, holding tight through thousands of rounds. Worth noting: the HP-X has a longer footprint and a side release lever, so confirm your holster is built for it before you head out.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Streamlight
- Model: TLR-1 HP-X
- Manufacturer Part Number: 69167
- UPC: 080926691674
- Color: Black
- Max Lumens: 1,300 (SL-B9) / 1,000 (CR123A)
- Max Candela: 77,000 (SL-B9) / 53,000 (CR123A)
- Beam Distance: 555m (SL-B9) / 460m (CR123A)
- Runtime: 1 hr (SL-B9) / 1.5 hr (CR123A)
- Power Source: (2) SL-B9 rechargeable or (2) CR123A
- Body Material: 6000 Series aircraft aluminum, anodized
- Lens: Impact-resistant BOROFLOAT glass
- Waterproof Rating: IPX7 (1 meter for 30 minutes)
- Weight: 5.4 oz
- Mount Type: Universal rail mount / rail grip clamp
- Style: Rail Mounted
What’s Included
- Streamlight TLR-1 HP-X weapon light
- (2) CR123A lithium batteries
- Standard paddle switches (installed)
- Extended paddle switches
- Rail locating keys
- Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
What batteries does the TLR-1 HP-X use?
It's a multi-fuel light, so it runs on either two Streamlight SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable battery packs or two standard CR123A lithium batteries. The SL-B9 packs deliver the full 1,300 lumens and 77,000 candela, while the CR123A cells give you 1,000 lumens and a longer 1.5-hour runtime. Two CR123A batteries come in the box, and the SL-B9 packs are sold separately.
How is the TLR-1 HP-X different from the TLR-1 HL-X?
The HP-X is built for throw. It packs a high-candela beam that reaches out to 555 meters with a tight, concentrated hotspot, which is ideal for spotting targets at distance. The HL-X spreads more light up close and around the sides, so if you want more peripheral spill for a room or a trail, the HL-X may suit you better, while the HP-X wins on raw reach.
Can I change the batteries without taking the light off my gun?
Yes, and that's one of the standout features. The hinged front face cap flips open so you load fresh cells right up front while the light stays clamped to your rail. That keeps your setup undisturbed and makes battery swaps quick in the field.
Will the TLR-1 HP-X fit my holster?
The HP-X is a full-size light with a longer body and a side release lever, so it does not drop into every existing TLR-1 holster. Check that your holster is cut specifically for the HP-X footprint or a comparable large weapon light before you carry. Always use a holster that fully covers the trigger guard.







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