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TLR-8
MODELS LASER SIGHT ZEROING
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For a laser mounted below or to the side of the bore, there is only one distance where the
bullet path will coincide with the laser sight line. This point is the "zero range". Laser adjust-
ment and the muzzle velocity of the bullet determine where this point occurs. The user must
decide how high above or below the sight line the bullet can be allowed to strike and adjust
the sight accordingly. At distances less than the zero range the bullet will be above the sight
line. Beyond the zero range the bullet will be below the sight line. If mounted to the side,
the bullet will also deviate to the side of the laser line, as well as up and down. In practice, a
TLR-8
on a handgun can be adjusted to keep the bullet strike within about 2" high and 2"
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low out to about 100 feet.
There are two adjustment screws located on the left side of the flashlight body. The windage
adjustment is located closest to the bottom of the flashlight. Turn the set screw clockwise to
move the laser to the left (POI right). Turn the set screw counter-clockwise to move the laser to
the right (POI left). The elevation adjustment is located higher up on the flashlight body. With
the TLR-8
pointed down range a clockwise turn of the adjustment screw will move the laser
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up (POI down). A counter-clockwise turn on the adjustment screw will move the laser down
(POI up). Move the laser dot in the direction that the shots are hitting the target (example:
If the bullets are striking low and right, move the laser dot down and right to coincide with
the bullet strike).
NOTE: When making large adjustments there may be an interaction that causes the laser to
move diagonally or bind. It may become necessary to rotate the opposing adjustment screw
counterclockwise to allow the laser cartridge to move to the desired position.
MAINTENANCE
The TLR rail clamp tension bolt requires an application of high quality gun oil to keep it rust
free. Use a soft cloth and mild detergent to clean the glass LED lens and keep it free of dirt
and grime.
Note: Always avoid aggressive cleaning solutions as they may damage the TLR. If you shoot
ammunition with an exposed lead base on the bullets, the lens and facecap may become
coated with lead. This may be removed from the lens by rubbing with fine steel wool. It is
extremely difficult to remove the lead coating from the facecap. Wrap the facecap with
electrical tape to avoid lead coating.
Streamlight Limited Lifetime Warranty:
Streamlight warrants this product to be free of defects for a lifetime of use except for batteries
and bulbs, abuse and normal wear. We will repair, replace or refund the purchase price of this
product should we determine it to be defective. This limited lifetime warranty also excludes
rechargeable batteries, chargers, switches and electronics which have a 2 year warranty with
proof of purchase. THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING
ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED
EXCEPT WHERE SUCH LIMITATION IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. You may have other specific
legal rights which vary by jurisdiction.
Go to www.streamlight.com/support for a complete copy of the warranty, and information on
product registration and the location of authorized service centers. Retain your receipt for proof
of purchase.
The TLR-7
For service options, go to www.streamlight.com/support/service and complete the Online Service
Request for factory service or to find the location of an authorized Streamlight repair center near you.
SERVICE OPTIONS
and TLR-8
models contain few or no user-serviceable parts.
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STREAMLIGHT, INC.
Eagleville, PA U.S.A. 19403-3996
Phone: (800) 523-7488 Toll-Free / +1 (610) 631-0600
Fax: (800) 220-7007 / +1 (610) 631-0712
Or contact:
Customer Service
30 Eagleville Road
Suite 100
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