Top Gun P.I. LED Tactical Flashlight

    Dec. 29, 2008
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    To Top Gun P.I (Personal Issue) LED tactical flashlight is designed for law enforcement, security, armed forces, emergency services and more. From AE Light, the Top Gun has a 200-lumen output with a projection distance up to 300 feet. Its runtime is 4 hours, using rechargeable lithium ion, 2200mAh battery with fading to 6 hours, or 2 hours with CR123A lithium batteries. The Top GUNA P.I. measures 5.5 inches long and weighs 3 ounces. It is manufactured with aircraft quality hard black anodized aluminum for better wear protection and is powered by CREE LEDs. The light has a textured grip that allows for a non-slip hold, a lens made of unbreakable materials, deep polished parabola reflector and is ROHS compliant. The rear tactical switch featured hard on/off, or momentary flash capability, and is rated IPX7.

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