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    Mag Charger Rechargeable Flashlight System

    April 10, 2008
    Related To: MAG Instrument Inc.

    Maglight provides law enforcement officers with a powerful recharageable flashlight system with its the D-cell Recharageable Flashlight System. Recharageable up to 1,000 times, the high intensity halogen lamps features 51,7000 peak beam candlepower with an adjustable light beam from spot to flood. Water and shock resistant, Maglight constructed its recharageable light with rugged, machined aluminum in a knurled design and anodized inside and out for corrosion resistance.

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