I've had quite a few Streamlights in my life, a couple Stingers, a couple Scorpions and a couple Stylus'. Right now I carry a TRL-1HL on my Glock, daily. That said, I've always thought Surefires were nicer lights, and I know they are made in the U.S. I really hate buying import things, even if they are good. I'm considering buying a new Stylus Pro, for EDC and am wondering if they are made in the U.S.? I was also looking at the 1AA, how about them? I use to carry a E1B, but sold it, and am thinking about switching to all Streamlights, they as a company have treated me better, and I have one mounted in my truck on a charger, already.
Streamlights Made in The US?
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The Stylus Pro is made in China. On the Streamlight website, you can check each product by going to the Docs/Info tab and checking the product's Fact Sheet. At the bottom of the sheet, it will state "Made in China" or "Assembled in the U.S.A.".
Designed here though , nevertheless Streamlight is a excellent brand with top notch warranty & CS .
Because of the electronic components, you're unlikely to find a mass-production LED flashlight that can legally be labelled "Made in U.S.A.", the most you're likely to find is "Assembled in the U.S.A." Even Maglite skirts the issue and uses "Built in the U.S.A.".
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FlashKat
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Most things are not made in the U.S.A. anymore. Even American cars are built in Mexico. BMW and many Japanese cars are built in the U.S.A.
CelticCross74
Flashlight Enthusiast
I bought a Pro Tac I thought was US made turned out to be Chinese. It was a piece of junk
There are plenty of good lights out of China, and I've never thought of Streamlights as all that great, regardless of where they were made.
SureFire are generally higher quality, you might like a G2X or 6PX.
SureFire are generally higher quality, you might like a G2X or 6PX.
