Light & Laser For A Glock 19 Suggestions?

[Abraham]

I've been looking and looking and I'm now stuck with paralysis by analysis.

Can anyone suggest a laser/light combo for a G19, that might just still fit in my Hillsman Holster made of Boltaron 4330 -- an acrylic-modified PVC, similar to Kydex™?

Given the cost of this holster (and yes, I'm willing to buy a new holster, but if I can avoid it...) I'd like a laser/lite combo that will do a great job on my G19, but I've looked at so many different ones at this point, I'm stymied as what to buy.

Suggestions?

Thanks!

[MechAg94]

I pretty much assume I will need a new holster for a polymer frame handgun, but I don't know what type that is. Some of the rail mounted laser only sights are not very big, but still need space. The Crimson Trace rail master is an example.

I just ordered a Crimson Trace laser guard for my 45. I like the instinctive activation button that doesn't require two hands. I think Crimson Trace makes a Laserguard Pro that has a light and laser which fits the G19. It isn't small though.

[carlson1]

Super bright and small enough to carry concealed. XC1 or if you want the laser an XC2.

http://www.surefire.com/xc1-led-weaponlight.html

[Jigo23]

I would highly recommend the Streamlight TLR series laser/light combos if you're wanting both light and laser. Lots of choices depending on what color laser and lumens desired in the light. They come with adapters so you can use them on about any railed gun. Regardless of brand, I would just plan on needing a new holster too. They just change the footprint of the gun too much. Used Surefire products a lot in the military but once I had to start paying for my own gear, streamlight has been my
choice :) Lots of holster makers build holsters for them too.

[maverick2076]

You could go with a Lasermax guide rod laser and a handheld light and not need a new holster.

[Abraham]

Thank you all very much for your suggestions.

Today, I will look at each and every one.

Thanks again!