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Mission First Tactical Torch Backup IR/Red Weaponlight, Black - TBLIR
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Mission First Tactical Torch Backup IR/Red Weaponlight, Black - TBLIR
| SKU | 802709 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mission First Tactical |
| MPN | TBLIR |
| UPC | 676315033004 |
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Product Details
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Make: Mission First Tactical
Model: Torch Backup IR/Red Weaponlight
Color: Black
Height: .665"
Width: 1.482"
Length: 2.220"
Weight: 0.8oz
Features
Low profile, Picatinny mounted, pressure pad activated light ideal for home protection, navigation or as backup to a primary illumination source. Low output illumination for signature reduction during patrol, stealth structure search, approach to target, and reaching operations. 10-year storage lifespan, 12-hour burn time, 20-lumen output weighing just 22 grams.
Features:
- IR/Red LED
- Power button has one click low, second click high, hold for 2 seconds for primary
- Battery door opens with quarter-turn
- CR2016 battery (included)
- Set screw for Picatinny Rail mounting
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