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Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light - Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine
Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light - Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine
Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light - Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine
Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light - Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine

Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light - Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine

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Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series Olight S1R Baton II 1000 Lumen EDC Light Tac Blue discontinued lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Color:Stone Pine lightweight nylon (600 dernier) Strobe: 1500lm This S1R II is the ultimate pocket light in performance and convenience 5+45m LEVEL 3 (lumens) 60 Run time LEVEL 3 3h40m LEVEL 4 (lumens) 12 Run time LEVEL 4 20h LEVEL 5 (lumens) 0

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