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Streamlight TLR-7X Weapon Light Color:Black Alice In Wonderland Creamer

SKU: 68112323082
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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

Detail sheet
Description

Streamlight TLR 7X Weapon Light Color:Black Alice In Wonderland Creamer Alice In Wonderland Creamer Shock resistant 5 hours on High Custom TIR optic delivers a focused beam with balanced peripheral illumination Construction and Durability Machined from 6000 series aircraft aluminum for strength and longevity IPX7 waterproof rated for 1 meter up to 30 minutes Controls and Features Ambidextrous rear paddle switches with high and low options Supports momentary and constant on operation Programmable strobe mode for added versatility Safe off feature helps prevent accidental activation and conserve battery life Mounting System Rail grip clamp allows fast tool free attachment and removal Designed to install safely without placing hands in front of the muzzle Compatible with a wide range of full size and compact firearms Power and Included Items Multi fuel design accepts CR123A battery or SL B9 rechargeable battery pack Includes CR123A battery key kit and interchangeable high and low switches The TLR 7 X features multi fuel capability — powered by either one (1) CR123A or one (1) Streamlight SL B9 lithium ion rechargeable battery pack Customizable rear paddle switches

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