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Streamlight TLR-8 G Sub for 1913 Short

Name: Streamlight TLR-8 G Sub for 1913 Short
Brand: Streamlight
SKU: STL69438
Price: 340.54 USD
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SKU: STL69438 · UPC: 080926694385

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Designed for sub-compact pistols, the TLR-8 G SUB combines a tactical weapons light and laser for enhanced pistol capability. The low-profile design and paddle switch prevents snagging and accidental activation is prevented with the ""safe off' feature on the bezel. At only 2.51"" in length the TLR-8 SUB emits a blinding 500 lumens (5000 candela) of white light and has a 510-530 nm green laser for pinpoint aiming. Objects and alley ways are visible at 141 meters with the concentrated beam and peripheral light. Having a gun and a flashlight is good, having a gun with a mounted flashlight and laser is even better. Having the light mounted on your handgun keeps your non-firing hand free to handle other essential tasks. With an IPX7 waterproof rating the TLR-8 SUB can handle all types of weather and harsh conditions.

Product details: Streamlight Streamlight TLR-8 G Sub, White LED with Green Laser, For 1913 Short Models, 500 Lumens, Anodized Finish, Black, Includes (1) CR123a Battery, Low and High Switches 69438

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