Solofish — Tactical Flashlights & Pistol Light-Laser Combos
Solofish builds rechargeable tactical flashlights and light-laser combos for railed handguns and rifles — from 500 to 1750 lumens, with green, red, and blue Class IIIA (<5 mW) laser options. A signature slidable Picatinny rail fits compact to full-size frames, while a 3-color power indicator and a shockproof aluminum-and-polymer body (from ~55 g) keep it dependable for EDC, home defense, and the range.
Light + laser in one mount
One unit pairs a white LED (up to 1500 lm) with a Class IIIA (<5 mW) laser — green, red, or blue. Three independent outputs (light only / laser only / both), plus strobe and momentary, switch instantly via a dedicated tactile button — no clumsy mode-cycling. Target ID and aiming on a single rail slot, so you skip a second accessory.
Slidable rail that actually fits your gun
The mount slides forward and backward on a 21±0.5 mm Picatinny slot, letting you lock the exact position for compact through full-size frames. That adjustable travel solves the fixed-mount fit problem most budget weapon lights have across Glock, Taurus, PSA, and similar rails.
Rechargeable, at-a-glance power, built to take a hit
USB-C charging (magnetic on select models) removes battery swaps, and a 3-color indicator reads charge instantly — green (70–100%), yellow (30–70%), red (<30%). The aluminum + fiber-reinforced-polymer body is shockproof yet light (from ~55 g), delivers up to ~75 min flashlight runtime and up to ~16 h laser-only, and is backed by a 1-year warranty.
Most Popular Solofish Pistol Lights & Laser Combos
The Solofish tactical lights US shooters reach for most — each built on the same slidable rail, rechargeable power, and shockproof body, and available only through our official store.
Solofish 800-Lumen Pistol Light & Green Laser Combo
800-lumen white LED paired with an adjustable green laser (<5 mW, Class IIIA; ~200 m by day, ~2000 m by night). The slidable Picatinny mount (21±0.5 mm, dual-screw lock) fits compact to full-size railed handguns, including Glock. Ambidextrous strobe + steady control, a 3-color power indicator (green/yellow/red), and USB-C recharging on a shockproof fiber-reinforced body at just 60 g. Not for subcompact frames.
Solofish 1500-Lumen Slidable Pistol Light
The brightest light in the lineup: 1500 lumens with a 120 m beam and up to 75 minutes of runtime. A dedicated Mode Setting Switch moves between constant-on, momentary, and strobe with no clumsy cycling. The slidable Picatinny mount (21±0.5 mm) ships with an adapter kit that fits Glock, FN, and other railed handguns, backed by a 3-color power indicator, USB-C recharging, and a shockproof aluminum-and-polymer body. Not for subcompact frames.
Solofish 500-Lumen Compact Pistol Light & Dual Blue/Green Laser Combo
A compact-frame build: 500-lumen white LED with dual blue and green beams (<5 mW, Class IIIA; ~200 m day / ~2000 m night). At 51 g on an aluminum + fiber-reinforced-polymer body, it sits flush on compact pistols (G2C/G3C/Glock) with no overhang. Strobe + steady with a memory function that holds your last setting, a 3-color power indicator, and a USB-rechargeable 3.7 V / 500 mAh cell. Slidable rail fits compact and full-size alike.
Build & Durability at a Glance
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Who Is Solofish?
Solofish is a tactical-lighting brand with one focus: putting genuinely usable weapon lights and light-laser combos on railed handguns and long guns — without the premium price tag. The lineup runs from compact 500-lumen combos to 1500-lumen pistol lights, with green, red, blue, and purple/IR laser options, all built around a signature slidable Picatinny rail, USB-rechargeable batteries, and an at-a-glance 3-color power indicator.
Where premium names charge a steep markup for a light-laser unit, Solofish covers home defense, range training, and low-light carry at a budget-friendly price — which is why its combos rank among the most-reviewed tactical lights on Amazon, each backed by a 1-year warranty. This is the brand’s official information hub: if you picked up a Solofish and couldn’t track down specs or support, you’re in the right place.
Explore Solofish by Category
Laser Light Combos
White LED and an aiming laser on a single rail slot — Solofish combos pair up to 800+ lumens with a Class IIIA (<5 mW) green, red, or blue beam. Run light only, laser only, or both, with strobe and momentary on a dedicated switch. Slidable Picatinny mount, USB rechargeable, 3-color power indicator.
Pistol Lights
Light-only weapon lights from 500 to 1500 lumens for target ID and low-light deterrence. A slidable 21±0.5 mm Picatinny mount fits compact to full-size frames; constant-on, momentary, and strobe switch without cycling. USB-C rechargeable, shockproof, from ~51 g.
Laser Sights
Standalone Solofish aiming lasers — green, red, blue, or purple — rated <5 mW, Class IIIA. Low-profile bodies with windage/elevation adjustment, USB recharging (magnetic on select models), and Picatinny mounting for pistols and long guns.
Rifle Lights & Lasers
M-LOK and Picatinny lights and light-laser combos for rifles and shotguns, up to 1450–1750 lumens with a green laser option. Magnetic USB charging and a shockproof build for higher-recoil, longer-range use.
Solofish Accessories
Keep your setup running with genuine Solofish accessories — including the magnetic USB beam charger that works across all Solofish magnetic-charging models. Every combo also ships with the essentials in the box: a magnetic charging cable, a spare mount screw, and hex wrenches for laser and screw adjustment.
What Buyers Say About Solofish
Most people comparing Solofish are picking a first weapon light or a budget backup, and the questions repeat: which model, which beam color, and will it hold up. The short version: if you want one unit that handles both target ID and aiming, choose a laser light combo — the 800-lumen green (model SL-1091) is the most-searched and most-bought, while the 500-lumen dual blue/green combo is the pick for compact carry where overhang matters. If you only need light, the 1500-lumen pistol light is the brightness-per-dollar leader. Match the beam to your use: green reads best in daylight, blue and purple hold contrast at night.
Across the brand’s Amazon reviews, the recurring theme is a premium feel for the price — owners routinely compare the build and output to lights costing several times more, and report the laser holding zero on standard-recoil handguns once it’s mounted with the dual-screw lock.
Popular Solofish Models
Models buyers look up most: the SL-1091 800-lumen green combo, the 1500-lumen pistol light, and the 500-lumen compact dual-laser combo — plus higher-output rifle models in the 1450–1750 lumen range.
Little Things Owners Appreciate
A few things owners mention that the spec sheet doesn’t: most combos ship with a Glock/FN adapter kit, so many land close to zero out of the box; the on/off tabs sit right at the trigger guard for thumb access without shifting your grip; you can pick green, red, blue, purple, or dual beams; and there are no batteries to swap — it’s USB-C, magnetic on select models. Owners running compact carry also note that light-bearing holsters cut for a comparable rail light fit fine.
Still deciding? The questions below cover fit, zeroing, charging, and warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Solofish a good brand?
Solofish is a budget-focused tactical-light brand whose light-laser combos are among the most-reviewed in their category on Amazon, highly rated by owners. It’s not a premium duty brand — it’s built to give home-defense and range users real brightness and a working laser at an accessible price.
Is this the official Solofish site, and where do I buy genuine products?
Yes — this is the brand’s information hub. Genuine Solofish products are sold through the official Amazon store (sold by SOLOFISH® Direct), which is also where the 1-year warranty applies.
Will a Solofish light hold zero under recoil?
On standard-recoil handguns, owners report the laser holding zero once mounted correctly. The most common fix for units that shift is applying thread-locker to the mounting screws and torquing the dual-screw lock evenly — especially on higher-recoil calibers.
Which guns do Solofish lights fit?
Any firearm with a standard 21±0.5 mm Picatinny rail — most full-size and compact pistols (Glock, Taurus G2C/G3C, S&W M&P, and similar) plus rifles and shotguns. The slidable rail and included adapters let you dial in the exact position. Most models are not for subcompact frames.
What holster fits a pistol with a Solofish light or laser?
Look for light-bearing holsters cut for a comparable compact rail light; owners commonly fit their Solofish-equipped Glocks with universal or Barsony-style light-bearing holsters. Match the holster to your gun model plus “weapon light,” not to the light brand.
Is the battery rechargeable or replaceable? How do I charge it?
Solofish units use a built-in, non-replaceable lithium-polymer cell that recharges over USB-C — there’s no battery to swap. A 3-color indicator (green/yellow/red) shows the current charge level.
Are Solofish lasers eye-safe?
Solofish laser beams are rated <5 mW, Class IIIA — the low-power class used for aiming devices. As with any laser, don’t point it at eyes.
How do I zero the laser?
Use the two adjustment screws (windage and elevation) with the included tool, ideally with a bore-sighter, adjusting in small increments until the beam matches point of impact at your chosen distance.
Do Solofish products have a warranty?
Yes — genuine units purchased from the official Amazon store carry a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects.
How does Solofish compare to Streamlight or Olight?
Streamlight and Olight are premium duty-grade brands at several times the price, with correspondingly higher durability ratings. Solofish targets the budget tier: a bright light plus an integrated laser for a fraction of the cost, best suited to home defense, training, and casual carry rather than hard-use duty.