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SureFire Scout Light Rear Cap 100121 polyurethane footbed Steel Triple-rib Ladder

SKU 2343200960 · ★ 4.2

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SureFire Scout Light Rear Cap 100121 polyurethane footbed Steel Triple rib Ladder polyurethane footbed Steel Triple rib Ladder shank Stainless steel puncture resisting bottom plate Hellfire traction lug sole Abrasion resisting rubber T toe Vulcanized construction Certified to NFPA 1971 & 1992 Enjoy superior protection and comfort while fighting fires in these rubber insulated structural bunker boots with a flame and heat resisting lug outsole a polyethylene center stay and a sturdy Replacement rear cap assembly for Scout Lights For use with a SureFire tape switch Does not include ST07 tape switch Replacing your Scout Light's rear push button cap assembly with this cap allow you to attach a SureFire tape switch for even greater versatility Category: Lights › Parts & Accessories

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