Nightstick Adjustable Beam Flashlight (115 Lumens to 72 Meters) 111201305 pull-through retention device to prevent

Name: Nightstick Adjustable Beam Flashlight (115 Lumens to 72 Meters) 111201305 pull-through retention device to prevent
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41628616081
Price: 22.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8973 (29 reviews)

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Nightstick Adjustable Beam Flashlight (115 Lumens to 72 Meters) 111201305 pull through retention device to prevent pull through retention device to prevent losing one's flashlight Did we mention it can open beers too and be clipped to just about anything with the built in carabiner clip Non slip grip LED technology Adjustable flashlight beam The NSP 410 Adjustable Beam Flashlight uses a CREE LED rated at 115 lumens that works in conjunction with a TIR lens to create a usable beam distance of 72 meters Country of origin: CN

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